Re: Panasonic TC-P50ST50 5" vertical black bar
Along the bottom left side of the "A" board (which has all the video inputs on it like HDMI) there are two fat ribbons and one smaller one. I'd see that both fat ones are seated correctly on both ends. Only make changes to these with power to the set disconnected from the wall.
Panasonic TC-P50ST50 5" vertical black bar
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Re: Panasonic TC-P50ST50 5" vertical black bar
Tom66, thanks for the reply. Unfortunately the warranty on these is only 1 year, so I'm well out by now.
By ribbons, I assume you mean those that appear to wrap around to the front, on the left side of this picture?
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Re: Panasonic TC-P50ST50 5" vertical black bar
Just out of warranty I guess? Newish set.
I'd check all connectors along the C board, and check ribbon cable is fully seated.Leave a comment:
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Panasonic TC-P50ST50 5" vertical black bar
My TV likes to intermittently flash this vertical line
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I read the troubleshooting guide from here, and my best guess is the "Vertical Line-Same width as FPC" even though the blacked out area is larger than what they say it should be.
I took off the back, wiggled around the cables and reclamped them which seemed to make the problem better. Prior, the black bar would show 20%-30% of the time, after my calibrated wiggle they disappeared for a couple weeks. Now, they are back at 70%.
Any suggestions on what to try next?Tags: None
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