I have been working on a Vizio M550sv LED TV that someone's child spilled formula on. There was a grey line down the center of the screen. It was spilled on the top so it had ran down the entire length. At the bottom of the screen, after I disassembled it, I cleaned up all the formula with alcohol. The grey line went away. The first buffer in line for the right side of the screen gets super hot. After putting it all back together I noticed that the screen had almost no response when a picture was on. Very very slow. almost 15-20 seconds for the picture to change. I have no idea where to go from here. Any ideas?
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Re: Vizio M550sv LED Tv slow picture
If the IC gets really hot, it is probably bad (possibly damaged during cleaning or originally), and it is not replaceable
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Re: Vizio M550sv LED Tv slow picture
Non replaceable because you can't buy it, or just an impossible job?Comment
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Re: Vizio M550sv LED Tv slow picture
Bonded into plastic and fused at the factory. You'd have to find a new IC (bare silicon), connect all the bond wires to the flex using a precision laser-soldering machine, then bond the tab to the LCD.
Have a spare $10 million for the equipment?
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Re: Vizio M550sv LED Tv slow picture
Thanks for the info TomComment
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I replaced the backlights all good. Two months later set was dead, had a shorted D9100, replaced all good again.
Now months later set powers up,backlights light ok,no picture. 12volts missing from fuse on tcon. 12VA on power
supply is 19 volts. Changed D9100 again, same, 12 volts measures 19. Am I looking at a power supply or mainboard
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HI all,
hope someone point to the possible issue before I start buying replacement parts.
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Backlight stays on all the time,
Sound works fine.
screen keeps changing form black to full picture in about 1sec intervals.
Picture looks fine with no visible artifacts.
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Hi,
I have a VIZIO E70-E3.
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Main board appears fine, too.
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There are two separate ribbon cables feeding the LCD.
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