Re: Samsung UN46C8000XFXZA vertical bars/horizontal lines
i cannot answer this q., i'm stuck in the same situation, due to high cost of tcon, in my model's tcon some test points appears to report a bad signal, with a simple frequency meter who knows? My suspect is a bad ICE1 on tcon from ST .. but the most clued is the panel.. have u got oscilloscope?
Samsung UN46C8000XFXZA vertical bars/horizontal lines
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Re: Samsung UN46C8000XFXZA vertical bars/horizontal lines
Thanks for the reply! I've found the board on ShopJimmy and that appears to be cheaper than eBay. Do you think the tcon is actually the problem, or one of the other things you mentioned? If i try to resell this tv I think I'd get $100 for it, and if i DO replace the tcon id make about 60 profit.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung UN46C8000XFXZA vertical bars/horizontal lines
u could get a tcon but premising to seller it must be took from a working smashed screen tv..
it could be a faulty level shifter ic on tcon or a bad diode on panel distrib. board or a faulty gate cof..Last edited by Davi.p; 09-06-2023, 09:22 PM.Leave a comment:
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Samsung UN46C8000XFXZA vertical bars/horizontal lines
I posted about this previously but didn't get any response, and I have some troubleshooted a bit so I have more info.
The screen is full of horizontal "gaps" or lines that distort the picture badly, and after about 10 seconds of powering it on the screen starts to fill with red vertical bars that take on the horizontal pattern. After the screen filled with the red bars, they instantly vanished and then slowly started to reappear. I initially thought it was tab bonding failure, but after getting down to them and pressing each one I find zero change in the picture. I went into settings and turn on the diagnostic image you can see attached.
I once had a Sony with a bad tcon that did strange lines and colors fading in and out, kind of like a Winamp visualization. I'm thinking the tcon may be bad in this Samsung as well. I know alternatively it could be panel failure, but I don't feel like that's the case as it's fairly uniform across the screen and the bars will appear and disappear which I've never seen a bad panel do.
The tcon is $40 on SJ, but before I decide to order one I'd like everyone's opinion on this. I also plan to resell this tv and if I have to put 40 into it I might not make much of a profit at all.Tags: None
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