Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
no read my post about the jumper wire..
Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
Now that we have listen to the others would you like to follow my advice? what do you think?Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
Nothing has changed
I masked both 10 pins and 9 consecutive pinsLast edited by fanaticgames; 02-21-2023, 12:02 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
Hi fanaticgames,
i had the same error.
Please try to block only the CKV lines without the STVP line. So the pins 12-19 on the left cable(CN1801). You have to work very precisely, preferably with a microscope. Do not block any pins on the right cable. Connect both cables and test if there is a picture.
If there is no picture, you block the CKV lines without STVP on the right cable. So the pins 76-83 on the right cable(CN1802). Don't block anything on the left cable. Reconnect both cables and test. If an image comes up in one of the two attempts, we'll see what's next.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
Hi fanaticgames,
i had the same error.
Please try to block only the CKV lines without the STVP line. So the pins 12-19 on the left cable(CN1801). You have to work very precisely, preferably with a microscope. Do not block any pins on the right cable. Connect both cables and test if there is a picture.
If there is no picture, you block the CKV lines without STVP on the right cable. So the pins 76-83 on the right cable(CN1802). Don't block anything on the left cable. Reconnect both cables and test. If an image comes up in one of the two attempts, we'll see what's next.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
Hi fanaticgames,
i had the same error.
Please try to block only the CKV lines without the STVP line. So the pins 12-19 on the left cable(CN1801). You have to work very precisely, preferably with a microscope. Do not block any pins on the right cable. Connect both cables and test if there is a picture.
If there is no picture, you block the CKV lines without STVP on the right cable. So the pins 76-83 on the right cable(CN1802). Don't block anything on the left cable. Reconnect both cables and test. If an image comes up in one of the two attempts, we'll see what's next.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
The pinout is clear, first I covered exactly the ckv area, first right and then left but nothing has changedLast edited by fanaticgames; 02-19-2023, 04:51 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
ok, I understand, I'll try like this then, leaving the other flat freeLast edited by fanaticgames; 02-19-2023, 04:50 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
Sometimes it helps in some situations to reduce the VGH voltage to the panel and the reboot stops.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
mask only the LVDS on the top of MB.... from Top count 11 pins and mask 9 pins.. it can be too from top start from 10 or 9 try you will have working TV at least but not perfect
by the way we have in forum digram where to mask on NU... MU will be same way just 1.2 more or less...Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
mask only the LVDS on the top of MB.... from Top count 11 pins and mask 9 pins.. it can be too from top start from 10 or 9 try you will have working TV at least but not perfect
by the way we have in forum digram where to mask on NU... MU will be same way just 1.2 more or less...Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
mask only the LVDS on the top of MB.... from Top count 11 pins and mask 9 pins.. it can be too from top start from 10 or 9 try you will have working TV at least but not perfect
by the way we have in forum digram where to mask on NU... MU will be same way just 1.2 more or less...Last edited by Diah; 02-19-2023, 04:03 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
jumper has already been removed, the wire is broken, and I tested it by covering one flat at a time
obvious that the tape is also on the side of the pinsLast edited by fanaticgames; 02-19-2023, 03:59 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
Remove the jumper and test without it. Isolated should be only on one half, on the one that does not work.
And you need to put adhesive tape on the other side where the contacts are on the cable.Last edited by lotas; 02-19-2023, 03:35 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
I positioned the tape counting pin by pin with the microscope so there is no error, covered the pins from 12 to 20 and then from 75 to 83Last edited by fanaticgames; 02-19-2023, 03:20 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UE55MU6120K Boot loop with backlight no video
lotas photo this is the cKV usual get issue at NU/MU/TU.
ESD you cant test them with DMM. only if you have Laser Temp pointer you will find one of them more warm to hot than other.Leave a comment:
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