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LCD TVs - LED

Tv Ken Brown Model KB - 32-2213- LED

maxi2246
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
WhatsApp Image 01/16/2020 at 10/01/54 (1) .jpeg [288.57kb] WhatsApp Image 01/16/2020 at 10.01.jpg [41.05kb] Hello good afternoon colleagues, I get this TV, Ken Brown model KB- 32 -2213 -LED with a burnt led, and I would like to know if you know how to lower the voltage to the LEDs, so that they last a little longer? From already thank you very much
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Alejandro Maurote
hace 5 años

What type of driver does the TV have?

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maxi2246
hace 5 años

I had a small insert that goes only to the backlights

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Alejandro Maurote
hace 5 años

upload a photo in any case

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maxi2246
hace 5 años

there I uploaded two images

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seekude
seekude
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hace 5 años
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Hello, I do not know if you will be the world-wide maxielectronics but for the doubts I answer what I told you there: Apparently it has 4 individual returns, which are switched through 4 mosfets (Q5, Q6, Q7 and Q8). You have to increase the resistance between source and gnd of these transistors, it can be seen that there are jumpers (j1, j3, j7 and j9) and several resistors in parallel. Start by removing the welding of the jumpers mentioned, which remain open, and if it is low, it should go down but sometimes it is not enough, then you start to remove the resistances start at one and measure in each section, notice that they are 4, Count the LEDs on the strip, divide by 4, and multiply by the voltage of the LEDS so you know what voltage is appropriate. Between the pad VLED + and N1, N2, N3 and N4 (the latter are the returns of each branch, you will notice that they go to the drain of each transistor.
maxi2246
hace 5 años

Thank you, friend,

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