Xiaomi L55M5-5ASP fine lines on the panel uniform

[Raulnn]

Good afternoon! Does anyone know how to remove these lines? They are very fine lines at the bottom of the panel. I have 2 identical panels, and I have even thought that this brand has this lattice format, although I highly doubt it.

The photo from the YouTube app is where it is best seen.

thanks in advance.

[nomoresonys]

I have seen those lines with a bad tab bond connection, fixed with a shim and also with a faulty tcon. Make sure those cable connections are secure, not loose, inspect for damage and try cleaning the ribbon cables from tcon to panel and cable from mainboard to tcon or to driver board if no stand alone tcon, can use isopropyl alcohol, some use a pencil eraser, not too hard, they can be delicate.

[Raulnn]

I have seen those lines with a bad tab bond connection, fixed with a shim and also with a faulty tcon. Make sure those cable connections are secure, not loose, inspect for damage and try cleaning the ribbon cables from tcon to panel and cable from mainboard to tcon or to driver board if no stand alone tcon, can use isopropyl alcohol, some use a pencil eraser, not too hard, they can be delicate.

thank you! you were right. I ran an eraser through the flex pins and solved the problem. Now I have another same panel, with a similar problem, but after using sealing on the flexes for a panel problem. Now it is more difficult to solve because I think the problem is putting tape to remove pins.

[Raulnn]

I return to the matter with the second TV of this brand and model. This one has a more important problem. No image was seen. The problem was in one half of the panel. I have used the method of covering pins of one of the flexes that goes to the oanel and it has worked. However, the image is not good. It has horizontal stripes. I'm going to put images of the complete TV, and the 2 parts of the panel separately. It can be seen that the error has not yet been fully resolved. However, the image is complete. Will there be a solution?

[nomoresonys]

There's a lot of ways it can be shorted, all depending on where the short is, sometimes it can be made better with blocking one pin sometimes more, sometimes 8 pins, might have to experiment with where you put the tape and how many lines you block, usually trial and error and sometimes it's just not possible to get a decent display. Sometimes it's a component on a driver board that is the issue, check those recent threads, they cover it pretty well.