Samsung UE70TU6905 BACKLIGHTS AND SOUND ON NO PICTURES BUT SCREEN NOT DARK
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Yes, there were never any problems with them, here in the photo there are control points, check the resistance with a multimeter between them (between 1 and 2, between 1 and 3,...., between 2 and 3, between 2 and 4, and so on) and between the ground, there should not be low resistance. -
yes now i understand thank you. now how to test those 2 esd diod Diah " 5R2P " pointed in the pics and no component get warm all over the buffer boardsLeave a comment:
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Because without the LVDS cable the motherboard does not see the panel and blocks all output voltages to the panel, that is why the jumper is installed (panel - motherboard feedback (T-CON)).Leave a comment:
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Hi without a jumber the backlight is on black (bleue) screen no pictures but no loop anymore and no components get hot on the screen ribbon even the esd diodes . the set do not respond to the RC yet..
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i realy do not know what to do next maybe i ll go on with tape trying .but is ist problem with jumper and tape or i have to remouve the jumper to try the tape ?
thank you very much for your helpLast edited by bohaboha; 05-02-2025, 08:14 AM.Leave a comment:
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ok sorry and with or without the jumper on feed back points? did you find that esd Diode on buffert boardLast edited by bohaboha; 04-30-2025, 11:50 AM.Leave a comment:
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we said put back ANA_DIM. and connect the left and middle side only.. see if there loop or notLeave a comment:
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looking to the screen
1) The left buffer board removed = no picture backlight on the TV goes in start loop and STB flash 3 times 3 flash.
2)the middle and the left buffer board connected start with the logo for two to 3 seconds, then no picture but backlight on, then goes in the start loop with STB flash 3 times 3 flash.
3)only middle buffer board attached = see attached picture no loop and no STB flash .
Diah here some pictures of the buffer board as you asked
pictures order from left to right 135133,135122,13508,134759,134708,134551 and 134502Leave a comment:
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the part of panel at yours last test which didnt show picture are shorted.... you need to show here the buffer boards of this part if there any esd diode installed on itLeave a comment:
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also put back the cable ANA_DIM in the socket.,
the feed back points are marked by lotas post#77Leave a comment:
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i wrote you need to install the jumper on 2 feedback points on mainboards ... did you ?Leave a comment:
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same result as original MB.. right? optic port lit red?
install the jumper of feed back points on the MB, and disconnect U ribbon from half one by one
the response of RC could be the front IR on TV had different out put as yours.. you can disconnect it also if wifi disconnect it tooLeave a comment:
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same result as original MB.. right? optic port lit red?
install the jumper of feed back points on the MB, and disconnect U ribbon from half one by one
the response of RC could be the front IR on TV had different out put as yours.. you can disconnect it also if wifi disconnect it tooLeave a comment:
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remove pin2 from the socket and connect the replacement MB to PSU, be sure to compare the socket on MB are same component and circuit as the original,
main function you have A13V will be round 7.5V at standby and then go high after MB send Power_on and the BL to turn on when MB send BLU_ON. , if you got screen and optic port lit red we can deal with ANA_DIMLeave a comment:
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remove pin2 from the socket and connect the replacement MB to PSU, be sure to compare the socket on MB are same component and circuit as the original,
main function you have A13V will be round 7.5V at standby and then go high after MB send Power_on and the BL to turn on when MB send BLU_ON. , if you got screen and optic port lit red we can deal with ANA_DIMLeave a comment:
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