Found this TV on the curb. It's in beautiful shape but can't figure out it's issue.
I read somewhere that baking the main board at 385deg for 10 min fixes the issue I'm having.
But it did not fix the issue. I called LG and they're no help at all.
I've tried baking the main board for 10 min at 385deg
I've tried unplugging the TV for 5 min
I've tried unplugging the TV and holding the power button while it's unplugged to drain caps
I looked inside no visiable blown caps and all fuses are testing good.
Anyone have a clue on what it could be? There's only 4 boards in the TV two big and two little.
The power board looks fine. Main board looks fine and the WiFi card looks good, and there's the Yvonne board I think it's called . All looks fine.
Anyone have any ideas? I'd post pictures but I think a video would benefit more so I'm going to take one now and post it .
Thanks for the help. I seen lots of fixed tv's come from this forum. I hope mine is one of them
LG 42LN5700 stuck on startup: http://youtu.be/B68lKvjaCa4
Here you go guys.
I read somewhere that baking the main board at 385deg for 10 min fixes the issue I'm having.
But it did not fix the issue. I called LG and they're no help at all.
I've tried baking the main board for 10 min at 385deg
I've tried unplugging the TV for 5 min
I've tried unplugging the TV and holding the power button while it's unplugged to drain caps
I looked inside no visiable blown caps and all fuses are testing good.
Anyone have a clue on what it could be? There's only 4 boards in the TV two big and two little.
The power board looks fine. Main board looks fine and the WiFi card looks good, and there's the Yvonne board I think it's called . All looks fine.
Anyone have any ideas? I'd post pictures but I think a video would benefit more so I'm going to take one now and post it .
Thanks for the help. I seen lots of fixed tv's come from this forum. I hope mine is one of them
LG 42LN5700 stuck on startup: http://youtu.be/B68lKvjaCa4
Here you go guys.
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