Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

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  • mrscooter
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Originally posted by tom66
    I still think motion FRC-- the pattern is too digital like to be a panel failure in my opinion. I had regional failure in 2in/6in strips across panel with bad motion FRC.
    Hmmm. Maybe I've got a chance to resurrect the beast. I noticed a identical unit with a failed panel on Craigslist but dont know if it's still available. If I can get my grubby paws on it for cheap, maybe it's worth a shot.

    Do you believe the T-con failure could cause the power board to buzz?

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  • tom66
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    I still think motion FRC-- the pattern is too digital like to be a panel failure in my opinion. I had regional failure in 2in/6in strips across panel with bad motion FRC.

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  • mrscooter
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Originally posted by budm
    I thing it coming from the round inductor for the switching power supply, the TFT drive ICs may be bad and drawing too much current. See post10
    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...ghlight=47lh55
    The vertical bar on the screen can be caused by bad TFT drive ICs.
    Read this PDF, it is going to get worst and not repairable.

    Budm - I believe your spot on. You have now showed me the light but dont wanna look at it! I'm starting to face reality that the panel is toast.

    Yes, the G4 Power Board is making a low buzzing sound along with the higher buzzing sound from the T-con.

    The document you provided explains the IC issue better than the other document I read by Sony.

    Thanks for your support and time. Now let me find an LCD that I can repair as this one has me beat.

    Cheers!

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  • budm
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    I thing it coming from the round inductor for the switching power supply, the TFT drive ICs may be bad and drawing too much current. See post10
    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...ghlight=47lh55
    The vertical bar on the screen can be caused by bad TFT drive ICs.
    Read this PDF, it is going to get worst and not repairable.
    Attached Files
    Last edited by budm; 09-20-2013, 12:45 PM.

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  • Th3_uN1Qu3
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Yes, a slight buzz is normal, you're hearing the vertical refresh rate of the panel.

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  • mrscooter
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Originally posted by Mrx3750
    You could try deoxit. Or any electronic contact cleaner. Should be available at any electronics store.
    Will pickup some contact cleaner. Thanks.

    Now is it normal for the T-con board to buzz? It's coming from the right side of the board when facing the LCD.

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  • Mrx3750
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    You could try deoxit. Or any electronic contact cleaner. Should be available at any electronics store.

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  • mrscooter
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Originally posted by tibimakai
    Did you remove the ribbon cables and did you clean all the connectors?
    There are like three T-con board for this TV, it all depends which panel do you have.
    They are really expensive and there are only a couple of them available.
    Yes, I reseated the two ribbon cables (twice) on the T-con but did not clean them. The T-con board is T400HW01 V3 40T02-C04.

    Tom66. Glad I did not try to move the ribbon cables so thanks for the heads up. I'm attempting to confirm the issue before investing in something that could be beyond economical repair.

    What is typically used to clean the contacts on the T-con ribbon cables?

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  • tibimakai
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Did you remove the ribbon cables and did you clean all the connectors?
    There are like three T-con board for this TV, it all depends which panel do you have.
    They are really expensive and there are only a couple of them available.

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  • tom66
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    It's not possible the connectors are mirrored, at best it would not work and at worst it will kill your panel.

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  • mrscooter
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Hmmm. Is it possible to slide the t-con board over and feed the right ribbon onto the opposite (left) panel feed? Would I only see half of the display or would it be scrambled?

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  • tom66
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    No way to confirm to be certain... I had problems with or without 100Hz turned on on my Samsung LE40A656 I fixed.

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  • mrscooter
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Tom66. Yes, it does have the 120Hz motion flow but it's turned off. Is there a reasonable approach to confirm it's the t-con board without purchasing a replacement?

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  • tom66
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    It indicates -either- a panel or t-con fault, and in my opinion by looking at the noise it is most likely t-con.

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  • mrscooter
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Now I'm getting somewhere. If I choose to "freeze" the picture, the abnormal dark area and discolored vertical bar displays on the right but a picture in picture appears on the bottom left. This PIP continues to display the current program without any display abnormalities. This means the system is rendering the video properly but only on the left.

    Does this indicate a failed panel on the right?
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  • tom66
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    I have seen that effect with motion FRC failure, but I cannot be certain it is not a panel fault. Does this TV have 100/120Hz feature or similar?

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  • mrscooter
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Tom66. Thanks for the clarification on the t-con not affecting the Ethernet port. Would like to clarify my findings. The right half of the screen is darker than the left. There is a lighter colored bar (reddish/yellowish) which is 3" in width that runs vertically from top to bottom that displays on top of this darker area. This colored bar appears only when there is a lighter color behind it which is shown in the picture attachments.

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  • tom66
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    The t-con could not cause an ethernet problem. The ethernet is main board only.

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  • mrscooter
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    Could the T-con board also cause issues with the Ethernet? Possibly the Ethernet failed years ago but I never knew because it was not being used. I'll take a close look at the t-con board for obvious failures. Will report back with my findings.

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  • tom66
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    Re: Vertical Bars - Tab or T-Con?

    There is a small chance the motion FRC on the t-con is causing this.

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