Re: Random Vertical Lines on Samsung LCD TV
It depends on the design of the panel, but different lines may be indicative of a T-con fault not a panel fault, as yes you are correct panel faults usually affect certain lines or the whole display.
Before you do decide to smash it, sell it to someone who can repair it.
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Re: Random Vertical Lines on Samsung LCD TV
Now, I understand the "shimming" quick fix for some issues with lcd lines. However if the problem is due to an intermittent connection, I would suspect that it would always be the same lines that are affected. Thanks for the susggestion though. I still like the fix suggested on one of the youtube videos. THe guy used a bat and tapped on top of the tv until the lines disappeard. If I had to do that, I would take a bat and take a full swing right in the middle of the panel.Leave a comment:
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Re: Random Vertical Lines on Samsung LCD TV
Not quite. Consider the T-con as "part" of the LCD. It controls the addressing of the pixels. It doesn't know what an OSD is, it just tells the LCD panel to display this or that given data from the main board. The panel could still be faulty. The good news is, there is a fix when the panels go bad. It works sometimes, it involves applying a bit of tape and pressure to the connectors, but it's not always a permanent fix.
The main board could still be faulty, but I would say it is less likely.Leave a comment:
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Re: Random Vertical Lines on Samsung LCD TV
OK.. Thanks. So if the vertical lines changes location depending on what is being displayed, then the problem is likely upstream and most likely to be one of the logic boards (TCON, Mainboard) and not the Panel/TCP/Driver IC assembly. This is a great forum. So many helpfull people.Leave a comment:
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Re: Random Vertical Lines on Samsung LCD TV
Thanks PlainBill. I'll try opening this unit up and see. It's already broke, what is the worse that can happen other than electricute myself. I promise not to do that. I was suspecting it to be not the panel since the lines follow the overlayed OSD type display. The adventure begins. Thanks again.Leave a comment:
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Random Vertical Lines on Samsung LCD TV
Hi,
I'm new to these forums. I have a problem with my Samsung LCD TV. There appears vertical lines where ever there is text on the screen. See my picture attachced. I asked a local TV repairman and he said I have to replace the whole pane. Could this be fixed by replacing some kind of printed circuit board that drives the lcd panel? Thanks for all the help in advance.Attached Files -
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Hello, I have a screen in where sometimes when I open it pop-up vertical multicolor lines (I would say the most of them are green). If I tun off and turn on the screen the lines dissapear or if I leave open the screen after approximately five minutes the lines gone. I measured the below voltages on the main PCB and on the T-CON board and the voltages are the same when it doesn’t display the vertical lines and when it displays the vertical lines. Also, I cleaned all the connectors very good with IPA. I moved back and forth the connectors and the COF tabs but the vertical lines didn't displayed... -
I posted about this previously but didn't get any response, and I have some troubleshooted a bit so I have more info.
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Hello all, I was recently repairing my Samsung 55" UN55JS9000 tv from the common burnt backlight LED's and cracked light guide panel issue. After replacing the LED's and putting the TV back together, I tested the tv and all I was getting was sound but no image. Somewhere along the way (could be related to the next issue) the T-Con board became damaged and after replacing it I have made a little bit of progress but now have bright pink vertical lines and still no image.
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