Got an old DV6700 with the infamous 67M-A2. It starts, all the lights come on, and the fan spins for a little over 2 seconds. Shuts down, and then the cycle starts over again in an endless loop. Heat the chip or is maybe the bios a mess? Board is the DA0AT1MB8H0 rev. H
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I have never seen BIOS issues on dv6000. It's always the darn nvidia chips.Originally posted by PeteS in CARemember that by the time consequences of a short-sighted decision are experienced, the idiot who made the bad decision may have already been promoted or moved on to a better job at another company.Comment
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by JohnML1975Hello Forum team
Have this TV; searched for the model and could not anything so thought I would share in here
Had an issue, some years ago, and looks like some placed sticky tape over some of the lines on the FFC cables between the T con and the mainboard
Anyway, the owner, who gave me the TV, says it starts to blink after a few hours
So I removed the covers, and could not see anything visibly
Removed the power supply and thought some of the solder joints, on the hot side, were not the best. I thought some looked like they were cracked.
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