I have a Samsung 32" LCD TV, model LN32A330J1D, that has a washed out image that almost looks like the a negative of the picture. I found one fix for this system, which was to replace one of the IC chips on the Tcon board- well, I messed that up! Drag soldering in close space is not something I have mastered yet;-)
Plan B- found a replacement really inexpensive ($23)- so replaced that and, while I had everything out, replaced the caps on the Power Board as well. Same issue- so I tortured and ruined the first Tcon board for nothing:-(
I looked at the Mainboard more closely, and see what may be a damaged or burned component- but I am not sure what it is (yes, I am very new to this). It looks like, next to both of them, the marking on the board begins with the letter "L." From my Google search, that seems to indicate an Inductor, coil or bead. However, I cannot find anything that matches this- the only numbers are printed on top of each: 150 over 827
They are both surface mounted with 4 connectors each, two to a side.
Any thoughts on these are? Does the one look in bad shape? Pictures attached.
Plan B- found a replacement really inexpensive ($23)- so replaced that and, while I had everything out, replaced the caps on the Power Board as well. Same issue- so I tortured and ruined the first Tcon board for nothing:-(
I looked at the Mainboard more closely, and see what may be a damaged or burned component- but I am not sure what it is (yes, I am very new to this). It looks like, next to both of them, the marking on the board begins with the letter "L." From my Google search, that seems to indicate an Inductor, coil or bead. However, I cannot find anything that matches this- the only numbers are printed on top of each: 150 over 827
They are both surface mounted with 4 connectors each, two to a side.
Any thoughts on these are? Does the one look in bad shape? Pictures attached.
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