Good day, I have a TCL TV: Model 43s423. After turning ON the TV, the ROKU TV logo appears with fine lines over the whole screen, then after a while there are vertical bands in the middle of the screen top to bottom and the TV tries to update its firmware but I do not have the remote to connect it to my new network connection. Also the Power ON light blinks 2 times in quick succession. When I remove the ribbon on the right of the tcon board the left side of the screen shows but with fine lines. If I remove the left side ribbon and connect the right side ribbon the whole screen is blank with no picture. The main chip on the tcon board is very hot that I can touch it for about 3 seconds. All voltages vin, vhg, vhl, vdd, vcom and the ladder resistor voltages are within normal range. The tc1 and tc2 voltages fluctuates from 8v to 30v. If I try to cover the ckv signals on ribbon eg. The right side one, it still comes on with the entire screen showing the logo with fine lines then attempts to update the software. If I apply 12v from my linear power supply, the tcon board draws around 240mA. Also if I disconnect both ribbons from the tcon, the main chip on it gets extremely hot and the Power ON light still gives the two blinks in quick succession. I'm trying to rule out if the panel or the tcon is the problem. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated....regards.
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These have panel issues. Likely that's what you have. I've yet to find one with a TCON issue.. but I don't have huge volume like a TV repair shop. -
Your response is noted. Thank you. I will start over double checking the tcon board and more importantly looking at the panel board that the COF are connected using datasheets where possible. Will provide an update....cheersComment
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Also the power light blinking.. generally when you get a Roku TV and it's not connected to Internet it will continue to blink that way. Connect it and it'll stopComment
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Mine (TCL 55S425) has similar failure. One failure was TVS which got picture working pretty good other than some horizontal lines. Further tinkering probably caused more COF failure.
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...l-buffer-board
On a different TCL 55" model (55S405), I found 2 differnet panel+T-Con manufacturer despite same TV model. You might check your T-Con in case 43" had multiple panel t-con manufacturers.Comment
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Ok. Noted. Thank you for your response. Will provide an update as soon as I can....cheersComment
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Hi everyone!
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