LG 70UH6350 (UB.BUSMLJr)
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Re: LG 70UH6350 (UB.BUSMLJr)
any way... i need to be off
right now i do suspect VC 8 regards yours measurements. so you need to be careful
A- don't use your DC external any more to avoid any overload on BL circuit
B- take out the PWB on the table and in Diode mode test all Reg Q from 1 to 12. see if they are all the same reading.
C- on the socket P802 where VC 8 there... free the legs solder of the Pins. to simulated Open circuit at line VC 8
D put every cable back as it should and power on yours TV see any different. BL ---- T-con 12V.. USB 5V and at last picture in screen.Comment
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Re: LG 70UH6350 (UB.BUSMLJr)
any way... i need to be off
right now i do suspect VC 8 regards yours measurements. so you need to be careful
A- don't use your DC external any more to avoid any overload on BL circuit
B- take out the PWB on the table and in Diode mode test all Reg Q from 1 to 12. see if they are all the same reading.
C- on the socket P802 where VC 8 there... free the legs solder of the Pins. to simulated Open circuit at line VC 8
D put every cable back as it should and power on yours TV see any different. BL ---- T-con 12V.. USB 5V and at last picture in screen.
ok thanks 2AM here so I need off too.Comment
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Re: LG 70UH6350 (UB.BUSMLJr)
on PWB back side you have each VC 1-12 took pulse from Gate Transistor Q. 12 pieces.. need to check them specially the one with VC8 if they are same read Value. then continue with test points.
you can also power up the TV as normal .. and each time of powering measure one VC of its high and low. this way better than yours external 3.5V .. at least you have the protect circuit in tact. so any fault at LED BL could find from the measurements reading easily. ( this refer to Black on chassis / Red on VC )Comment
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Re: LG 70UH6350 (UB.BUSMLJr)
on PWB back side you have each VC 1-12 took pulse from Gate Transistor Q. 12 pieces.. need to check them specially the one with VC8 if they are same read Value. then continue with test points.
you can also power up the TV as normal .. and each time of powering measure one VC of its high and low. this way better than yours external 3.5V .. at least you have the protect circuit in tact. so any fault at LED BL could find from the measurements reading easily. ( this refer to Black on chassis / Red on VC )
OK I will try this although I am very tempted instead to immediately try opening Vc_8.
What I am wondering though is if there is some sort of SOS to the motherboard where is this happening and can it be temporarily cut? The other LG's it is marked as safety but on the pinout list here there is nothing like that so how is it possible to tell mobo?Comment
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Re: LG 70UH6350 (UB.BUSMLJr)
So everything fully connected, use RC to power on/off each time measure VC 1-12 with meter ground to chassis right?Last edited by nonsub; 02-18-2023, 01:22 PM.Comment
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Re: LG 70UH6350 (UB.BUSMLJr)
Note LOL.. i am afraid now yours TV was used at point some how as spare parts....... the statement from local repair you told us at 1 post funny .. MB & T-CON defect..
let see what you will have at the test.Comment
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Re: LG 70UH6350 (UB.BUSMLJr)
I don't fully understand exactly what/how you want me to test sorry.
We are hoping to find a backlight fault even though so far nothing has been found odd?
Also I found a wire bridge on the PSU marked "FAULT." Can this be useful for troubleshooting?Comment
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Re: LG 70UH6350 (UB.BUSMLJr)
I am very close to giving up point here
If I would buy a new TV today with good specs = 120hz, mini-led, FALD then I will have to lose 5" and go down to 65" due to price. Are all TV brands bad now for parts availability or LG is really bad?
Last edited by nonsub; 02-18-2023, 06:38 PM.Comment
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Re: LG 70UH6350 (UB.BUSMLJr)
I think it is time to give up on this one as almost for sure all mainboards are bad either bad luck buying OR every time I powered up something killeded themeven though we don't see a definite reason how happens
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