I am not a pro. I am working on a Samsung UN46B6000FUZA LCD television that the previous owner spilled liquid on and continued to use which lead to the corrosion of the traces and capacitors on the board attached to the panel. Initially, the problem was there were vertical, multicolored bands, about five inches wide on the right side of the screen and the picture would black-out every second and come back on and so on. The image underneath the bands looked OK otherwise. When I saw the corrosion and the sticky liquid covering the board I immediately cleaned it off with some alcohol. A few of the traces lifted right off and a few of the capacitor ends were corroded.
When I turned the TV on again, the multicolored band was gone and the picture stayed on except it was now washed-out white and negative with slight flickering. Sound is OK. I do not think the flickering is from the backlight.
I reconnected the broken traces with bridge wires and reflowed solder on the capacitors. After all that work the problem persisted as if I didn't do a thing.
I then tried a different TCON board, but the replacement was defective on arrival due to several capacitors being knocked off, probably due to poor storage. I was able to replace the capacitors and got the TCON working, or so I thought, but the problem persisted. What are the chances the replacement TCON would have the same problem as the original I asked myself. Is the TCON even the problem I asked myself again. So I replaced the video board and the problem persisted with either TCON boards. I noticed there are two different writings on the tuner shield: one green and one red. I wonder if someone tried to repair this before I got a hold of it. The other boards I have seen only had the green OK color.
I checked the voltages from the power supply going to the video board. They appear to be OK. Although, pins 19 and 21 which are labeled 12V actually measured 12.8 volts.
So, I'm at a deadlock at this point. I'm not ready to give up on this TV yet. I need help on how to test the TCON. Can anyone provide the service manual for this TV or the TCON?
It could be the panel board with the corrosion still has a short some place or perhaps the panel is toast or the replacement TCON was defective.
When I turned the TV on again, the multicolored band was gone and the picture stayed on except it was now washed-out white and negative with slight flickering. Sound is OK. I do not think the flickering is from the backlight.
I reconnected the broken traces with bridge wires and reflowed solder on the capacitors. After all that work the problem persisted as if I didn't do a thing.
I then tried a different TCON board, but the replacement was defective on arrival due to several capacitors being knocked off, probably due to poor storage. I was able to replace the capacitors and got the TCON working, or so I thought, but the problem persisted. What are the chances the replacement TCON would have the same problem as the original I asked myself. Is the TCON even the problem I asked myself again. So I replaced the video board and the problem persisted with either TCON boards. I noticed there are two different writings on the tuner shield: one green and one red. I wonder if someone tried to repair this before I got a hold of it. The other boards I have seen only had the green OK color.
I checked the voltages from the power supply going to the video board. They appear to be OK. Although, pins 19 and 21 which are labeled 12V actually measured 12.8 volts.
So, I'm at a deadlock at this point. I'm not ready to give up on this TV yet. I need help on how to test the TCON. Can anyone provide the service manual for this TV or the TCON?
It could be the panel board with the corrosion still has a short some place or perhaps the panel is toast or the replacement TCON was defective.
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