Backlights for LG 55LF631V

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  • alltvrepairs
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    • Jan 2014
    • 245
    • Malta
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    Backlights for LG 55LF631V

    Dear friends,

    I need a set of backlights for this model. I do not have the part number and wasn't able to find a set. The Tv is still on site so I would need to get the parts in hand and repair on same day.
    Found for a similar model 55LF630V but am not sure if they are actually same type.

    Anyone here has some info please?
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