I am working on a QN750Q8FNBFXZA. Dead except the standby light. It blinks what appears to be 1 3 1 2. 1 long blink, pause, 3 short, pause, 1 long, pause, 2 short, pause, repeat. A service manual would be very helpful, or if anyone knows these error codes. Thanks!
QN750Q8FNBFXZA Service Error Codes Needed - Error code 1-3-1-2 ? Dead set, only blinking standby light in repeating sequence
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there are no error code at yours brand. the Front LED flashing sequences indicate boot loop with out logo / BL. so the Kernel try to boot the set but there are panic at some parts like LED/BL or Panel CLK.. need to trouble shooting the issue disconnect MB from PSU to check BL come on or not.... disconnect LVDS to see TV make boot complete and the Audio Optic ports lit on and remain on. -
if the set booted ( start) when you disconnect one LVDS, mean Panel issue..
you have 75 size, so you will have on the panel buffer boards U ribbon flat cable on each side.... post photos on the Panel buffer boards any try to put back the LVDS in place and disconnect the U flat ribbon cable from each side at time then turn on.. see if the set starting and if it bring 3/4 screen of picture or not.Comment
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LVDS are the flat cable connected between mainboards and panel.. you need to disconnect and check if the tv start ... the sign of boot complete the audio optic output port lit redComment
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post photos of the entire boards... and write down here all volts you have on the socket of PSU which it go to mainboards.at time the front led flashes .... measurements with DC with references to TV chassis. write the value and the name of the pins as it printed on the PSU socket print chartComment
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this is wrong analysis.. this model however you write it wrong, it come with many options.. some come with ONE Box connect. which many had failed or its cable shorted.... also the ones with out ONE BOX connect got fault at panel double image then went black boot loop... some are indeed MB.. but its some kind between hardware and software... the rest up to you.Comment
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