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  • PL519
    Tube lover
    • Jul 2013
    • 26
    • Germany
    #1

    Philips 42inch backlight

    Hi guys,
    i am referring to this thread : https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...t=18596&page=2. I have exchange two or more CCFL´s from an AUO 42 inch. So far i have managed to remove the upper metal frame of the display with the display laying on it´s back on my workbench and the lcd glass facing upwards. Please, can anybody describe the procedure to remove the glass safely without breaking it and remove it back after changing the CCFL´s? I had success with max. 20''ers but i´m a bit afraid with this dimension. Any help is pretty much appreciated!
    TIA,
    PL519
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    • attainteddragon
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Apr 2013
      • 764
      • australia
      #2
      Re: Philips 42inch backlight

      remove the steel bezel,
      undo the ribbon cables from the t-con,
      then you can unclip the plastic frame that the lcd sits on and lift it as one,
      remove the diffuser plates and then you will have access to your globes.
      WHY CAN'T PHILIPS USE PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWS?

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        • PL519
          Tube lover
          • Jul 2013
          • 26
          • Germany
          #3
          Re: Philips 42inch backlight

          Hi,
          thanks a lot for the advice. I finally did it your way! Those things are so damn fragile, it really caused me headaches and i was totally sweaty...! Nice experience though!
          Thanks again,
          PL519

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            • attainteddragon
              Badcaps Veteran
              • Apr 2013
              • 764
              • australia
              #4
              Re: Philips 42inch backlight

              from now you will be able to do it with your eyes closed!
              WHY CAN'T PHILIPS USE PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWS?

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