It shouldn't be like this, you have the maximum current flowing to this strip (the driver may not be fixed or the mosfet on this channel is broken) and these LEDs will not last long.
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Originally posted by lotas View PostIt shouldn't be like this, you have the maximum current flowing to this strip (the driver may not be fixed or the mosfet on this channel is broken) and these LEDs will not last long.
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we saw from early photo of his LED driver boards not in good shape... many over load mark had on the boards.... still this is not important now... he got rid off the issue turning off... later if screen in place will be clear to judge and another repair steps take in place if there issue with lighting.. right now put every things back
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Ok, I was able to put everything back together. TV doesn't shut off anymore! And I was surprised to see that light output was even. It wasn't blown out on one corner!
But I have new problems....
Picture had weird artefacts AND two green thick vertical lines. I was able to get rid of one line when I played around with one LVDS cable. (Pic 1 and Pic 2)
So silly me thought it was a good idea to keep the TV on while disconnecting and reconnecting the LVDS cables. I think something must have happened there because since then whatever I do I only get a washed out white image (Pic 3).
And in Pic 4 you see the cables. I circled a few spots. Do you think it's just the cables that I need to replace or do I need a new T-Con board? ://
I know I somehow messed it up again
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Yeah, I didn't even mention that yesterday because of the bigger problem. Luckily it's not a crack. I'm not sure what it is. It happened after I put everything back. Something on one of the sheets maybe? Like a piece of tape? I'm not sure. But it's definitely not a crack.
About the cables: Can you guys help me find the correct ones? I don't know what to search for. You have some eBay/Amazon link? That would really help. Don't wanna buy something wrong.
And it's also possible I need a new t-con board cause it started smelling. I think I did a short circuit, but I'm not sure.
Maybe buy new cables first and see how it goes?
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Originally posted by tec3000 View Post
And it's also possible I need a new t-con board cause it started smelling. I think I did a short circuit, but I'm not sure.
Maybe buy new cables first and see how it goes?
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Originally posted by lotas View Post
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