Re: HELP Please with faulty TV
Thanks, I will have a play tonight and repost my findings, thanks again for your time.
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Re: HELP Please with faulty TV
Sorry, forgot entirely about this post.
Red hue slowly fading is T-con or panel, or perhaps the supply voltage to the T-con.
When the hue appears have you tried pressing the bonds? On the IC as well as the bond->LCD and board->bond areas?
Also, try slowly and carefully heating them with a hairdryer to see if you can get the effect to occur quicker.Leave a comment:
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Re: HELP Please with faulty TV
Ok, so I tried looking at the tabs and no help.
I thought that if I uploaded a video for you that might help?
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/74442358/20...2023.23.37.mp4
I really am stuck with this one ???Leave a comment:
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Re: HELP Please with faulty TV
Excellent thanks for your help Tom I will post back how I get on.
RespectLeave a comment:
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Re: HELP Please with faulty TV
The tab bonds are on the edges of the LCD panel itself. The operation is difficult but typically achieves over 90% success rate.
Different faults, but same base cause:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHst6pKLtTE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=purk_SyiT44Leave a comment:
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Re: HELP Please with faulty TV
Ah yes "K" my bad. Its not actually my TV but said I would fix it, thinking that if I replaced all the boards as I have done with others that would sort it. But no joy
How would I fix these "tab bonds" and where are they situated?
Thankyou for your time too, really appreciate it.
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Re: HELP Please with faulty TV
There should be an additional letter before "V".
Looking at the menus I'd say you've got a Vestel built Toshiba (if that letter is a "B", "D", "S" or "K"), which is the same as a Bush or Alba or any other supermarket cheapie. (You would be right to be disappointed if this is the case.)
A lot of bad panels on these models, due to tab bonds. It is usually fixable though.Last edited by tom66; 02-24-2013, 05:02 PM.Leave a comment:
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HELP Please with faulty TV
Hi,
I wonder if you can help I have a Toshiba 32V500B. After a while of being on 1 min or so, a red hue appears on the screen and gradually gets worse.
So far I have changed the inverter, power board and output boards.
What else could it be?
I will attach 2 pictures to show you before and after 1 minute of being on.
regards
Berts
https://www.dropbox.com/s/uxy2r5a67w...2000.54.12.jpg
https://www.dropbox.com/s/p5vswcwijourrty/IMAG0317.jpg
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