I have this TV inline waiting for new panel for months, I looked at the pictures on the screen after warm up for about an hour, it will have lines, double images, slow motion similar to bad TAB bonding like SONY/SAMSUNG panel with bad bonding problem, did not have the time to take the panel apart to inspect until now.
So today I decide to take it apart to see if i can fix the TAB bonding problem that I have done on my 52" SONY (http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/y...20KDL-52VL150/).
The panel has two tabs, pressing on the them made no difference.
I then cool down the whole T-CON board, then the problem went away, after 5 minutes, the problem comes back again, then I try localize cooling, narrow it down to the the area around 3-diode arrays D22. D23, and the caps close by.
Then I spray the Q-tip with cold spray so I can really narrow down to the single component, touch D23, then the problem goes away.
Remove the D23 and I can see that the 3 Diodes are connected in series, same for D22. D22 is connected in series with D23, so basically 6 Diodes are connected in series, the Cathode is connected to ground, the Anode (top of the Diode string is connected to pin 5 of IC322 (i7822?).
I did not find the spec for the IC, but I think what happen is that the Vf of the Diode will go down when it is warm up, and goes up when it is cool down.
So I use 6 1N4148 in series and install them in the circuit, power up the TV, the pictures look normal, heat up the T-CON board with hair dryer, it still look normal.
TV has been running for about 2 hours so far with great pictures.
It is so hard to be 100% to be sure if it is T-CON or LCD panel is bad.
http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/y...20LN32B540P8D/
So today I decide to take it apart to see if i can fix the TAB bonding problem that I have done on my 52" SONY (http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/y...20KDL-52VL150/).
The panel has two tabs, pressing on the them made no difference.
I then cool down the whole T-CON board, then the problem went away, after 5 minutes, the problem comes back again, then I try localize cooling, narrow it down to the the area around 3-diode arrays D22. D23, and the caps close by.
Then I spray the Q-tip with cold spray so I can really narrow down to the single component, touch D23, then the problem goes away.
Remove the D23 and I can see that the 3 Diodes are connected in series, same for D22. D22 is connected in series with D23, so basically 6 Diodes are connected in series, the Cathode is connected to ground, the Anode (top of the Diode string is connected to pin 5 of IC322 (i7822?).
I did not find the spec for the IC, but I think what happen is that the Vf of the Diode will go down when it is warm up, and goes up when it is cool down.
So I use 6 1N4148 in series and install them in the circuit, power up the TV, the pictures look normal, heat up the T-CON board with hair dryer, it still look normal.
TV has been running for about 2 hours so far with great pictures.
It is so hard to be 100% to be sure if it is T-CON or LCD panel is bad.
http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/y...20LN32B540P8D/
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