May I please ask a question before I conduct the test with only 1 working ribbon please? I am afraid to do this wrong, and then be remorseful for not asking first.
after you approved the LVDS and both ribbon are fine... do this test ( in order to know which half of screen are good )
1- disconnect LVDS from main boards side... fix your jumper 12 V to T-CON fuse ( use yours original T-CON )t
2- disconnect only one ribbon cable ( from T-CON side) of the half screen which it show at yours Video bright line
turn on the set and upload photo
if- its clear color pattern or one color ... turn off the TV wait little to discharge.. then reverse the ribbon ( connect the bad side and disconnect the good one ) Note : always disconnect ribbon from T-CON side then turn on and let see photo too
in case both side are not good displaying..... try do the test same way with yours donor T-CON.
Disconnect the main LVDS cable at the mainboard end
If I disconnect the one remaining main ribbon cable cable at tcon end,and the other end connected to the edge boards, then connect the jumper between the 12v on p/s rail and the fuse marked P on the t-con, and then power the set, should that give me one picture on one side or the other, and then.....
If I totally disconnect that ribbon cable and move it to the other side of the tcon, should that ribbon be disconnected at tcon side, connected at edge board side, then connect the jumper between the 12v on p/s rail and the fuse marked P on the t-con, and then power the set, should that give me one picture on one side or the other, and....
MY APOLOGY FOR ASKING, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO STUFF UP AGAIN
Backlights were all lit as per usual, and looking at the front of the screen, the usual dim looking screen.
No change noted on swapping cables.
I thought this may be the case, as with nothing connected to the tcon board except the unconnect ldvs at the mainboard, my head was tying to tell me that nothing much would work, but as usual, I am probably hopelessly wrong?
then the issue at MB. don't play with T-CON or screen any more..
remove the black heat sink from the CPU and upload high resolution focused photos of the MB from up and down side..
@Diah, can I ask, I have a similar screen, different model and boards, however I have just completed this 12v only connection to the t-con test and the screen didn't go white, it stayed dark.
you need first to replace good ribbon cable.. with out ribbon its useless to test or repair
Thanks again Diah,
I'm sorry, but I am hopelessly confused in the above reply...please forgive me for not understanding what to do at the moment.
In posts #117 and #120, if I have read these right, you said to do the test with just the one good ribbon, which I have done, and reported back on the results.
Now it appears you are saying that testing with just one ribbon was useless.
i am not the manufacture of Hisense or the T-CON LOL.... i asked you to do test and the result was nothings.... it mean yours TV T-CON at stand alone mode .. will start working only if the panel complete connected.
I think he meant that the t-con in standalone mode won't display anything [it doesn't have a standalone mode], it will only display something when connected to the main board also.
I recall he said something like that previously, related to firmware on the t-con.
wrong, stand alone will display colored pattern or white screen depend on T-CON type. but the panel should be connected with all ribbon so the t-CON will start working in this mode.
OP did test with just only one ribbon... because the other one damaged .. the result was nothings.. so his t-CON will start working in this mode only if all ribbon connected.
OP did test with just only one ribbon... because the other one damaged .. the result was nothings.. so his t-CON will start working in this mode only if all ribbon connected.
Does this mean I have to source another ribbon from somewhere, to move forward with further testing?
right now don't buy ribbon.. just do the test but be careful don't damaged the good one too....
later if you are at the right way again... will tell you how we can fix ribbon ( ONE TIME TRY PLUG IN )
I am so lost now...wasn't this post #120 telling me to test with just one ribbon?
wrong, stand alone will display colored pattern or white screen depend on T-CON type. but the panel should be connected with all ribbon so the t-CON will start working in this mode.
OP did test with just only one ribbon... because the other one damaged .. the result was nothings.. so his t-CON will start working in this mode only if all ribbon connected.
Thank you, now I understand firstly, that there is possibly a t-con standalone mode and what it might display; and
For that standalone mode on his unit, both ribbons from the t-con to the panel must be connected; and
All of this depends upon the particular t-con model.
It may assist you with yours once you get the replacement ribbon cable.
You can also trim yours shorter, BUT not as short as in the video you found.
Jut a few millimetres of the end where the tracks have lifted may get it back to a working state.
My solution was the removal of BOTH of the ESD diodes from the outer buffer boards.
BOTH ESD diodes had a short circuit and both had to be removed for the TV to correctly display an image.
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