For me it was trial and error. Originally, the TV would not come on, and would click on and off. The Red light that blinks to me would be a code to let one know what the issue is, but from my knowledge is doesn't do anything to that effect and just blinks. To answer you question, its like finding a needle in a haystack. Its a trial and error taking a piece of small sliver of tape and cover up one of the pins to see if a difference happens. If you cover too many pins, the TV falls on its face and just wont boot up. I can remember using two pieces of tape that i would move along the ribbon cable to see where the problem was. It was lot of troubleshooting.
Samsung QN75Q6DRA, No Picture, Has BL, and Sound
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What is frustrating is that there's no voltage test point and no component labelling of any kind.
What I have found so far:
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