I have a vizio vx32l hdtv10. I repaired the voltage regulator on this board. I was plugging the connectors in, and i bent the pins on one of the male smd connectors. Its coming from the main board to the back of the tv. I have some pictures included. I need to identify a connector like this to solder a new one on. I have some pictures included. It is a 30 pin, 1 row, rectangular, keyed at the bottom left and right corners connector.
Vizio Connector help
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Re: Vizio Connector help
I have. The two pins broke off. haha. Its a low voltage differential connector btw.Comment
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Any help would be greatly appreciated. It's my calculus teachers tv. I don't want to fail. HahaComment
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Re: Vizio Connector help
That is an LVDS cable, perhaps ask someone who has stripped this TV for parts if they have it?Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
For service manual, schematic, boardview (board view), datasheet, cad - use our search.Comment
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Yeah. I need the board connector, not the cable assembly. I might could find one on another board but desoldering those without breaking it will be hard.Comment
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