Re: Vertical Red Line appears on Hitachi Plasma HD42S69
had the same red line problem, tried this and it worked like a charm! thanks!
had the same red line problem, tried this and it worked like a charm! thanks!
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Re: Vertical Red Line appears on Hitachi Plasma HD42S69
Hello, after resetting the ribbon connections, I can't power up the tv. Please tell me what I did and how to fix it.Comment
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Re: Vertical Red Line appears on Hitachi Plasma HD42S69
Check all connectors first, including on all boards, and to main board, make sure they are throughly seated. If that fails:-
Unplug the connector(s) you reseated; if the set then powers up with a black, white or random image bar, the plasma panel is bad.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
For service manual, schematic, boardview (board view), datasheet, cad - use our search.Comment
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Re: Vertical Red Line appears on Hitachi Plasma HD42S69
I'm sorry, but I found a small connection that came out that needed to be put back in. Seems fine now. Thanks again for your quick reply.Last edited by Sross002; 11-16-2013, 12:46 PM.Comment
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Hi all.
I have a Kogan 65' LCD Panel with a thin blue vertical line (top to bottom) on left hand side of panel.
The line just happens to coincide with the end of COF and start of the next COF (attached).
The line is permanent no matter what I've tried. I've tried pressure testing the panel (top to bottom) and all over, I didn't notice any difference with the line, either temporary or semi-permanent.
Also tried unplugging all flex cables, cleaned with isopropyl then re-inserting to no avail - line remains.
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Has one here really gone through fixing laptop screen vertical line(s) by repairing/replacing its Embedded DisplayPort (EDP) cable, so would recount and share the complete steps of the process here now?
As most, if not all, believe the laptop screen vertical line(s) caused by defective Embedded DisplayPort (EDP) cable which slipped and passed through either laptop screen hinge but post here is asking help to elaborate definitively the useful, real knowledge of repairing in the most complete, correct way, esp. can decide/determine whether the cable can still be fixed or must be re... -
Hey guys, I'm being offered an LG 50PG10 plasma with a vertical line running down the screen.
Apparently, if you give the TV a good smack on the frame above the line, it will go away for a while.
Does this sound like a bad solder joint or loose ribbon cable? Or a bad panel? If it's not likely to be a bad panel I will likely pick it up.
What do you guys think?
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Picked up a bahemoth plasma TV not too long ago and just now getting around to looking at it.
No picture but you hear the TV static (white noise) playing loud and clear.
The back was already taken off (and no screws were provided) as the previous owner had already taken a look.
But it seems they didn't get too far and just left it.
When I first took a look I was amazed at how pristine the inside looked.
Its as if the TV had been in a time capsule.
Caps looked like they were just pulled off the self.
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Got UE58TU7100K with no picture - backlight comes on though. Figured out that's a perfect candidate for cut tape method.
This model has just one LVDS tape coming off main board - and two panel boards underneath the LCD screen are connected to each other via small tape. Like curved screens. I've tried to disconnect half of the screen (5he side without LVDS connector on it, obviously), no joy.
Disconnected the tape (main board side). Applied a small piece of tape, covering first ~4-5 pins. Powered the TV on - got picture. In negative, but that's...
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