Hey friends of the BCF!
I got this little 42 inch here and when turned on it looks like 75% of the screen is void.
AS you can see the OSD is cut off but when a signal source is connected the screen is 100% with a 3" sort of transparent green line going half way as you can see in other pictures.
When the screen transitions to black it cuts out a large chuck only going halfway. This leads me to believe its a bad buffer.
NOW to the even more obscure affliction.
The picture setting is at full, when I go to adjust it down the screen starts to go negative and when I get to -3 it starts to strobe. Could this be cause by the problematic buffer or is this a SC board about to go boom?
I tried to get video of it but the camera wouldn't show the flicker so that didn't work.
Other then that the panel seems to be fine and the Green line only shows up when there is a signal.
No gut shots yet, I just got to this after fixing a couple of panels before hand and I wanted to save my back from the 1000 screws Panasonic likes to use to button up their units!
Scrap or fixable!?
I got this little 42 inch here and when turned on it looks like 75% of the screen is void.
AS you can see the OSD is cut off but when a signal source is connected the screen is 100% with a 3" sort of transparent green line going half way as you can see in other pictures.
When the screen transitions to black it cuts out a large chuck only going halfway. This leads me to believe its a bad buffer.
NOW to the even more obscure affliction.
The picture setting is at full, when I go to adjust it down the screen starts to go negative and when I get to -3 it starts to strobe. Could this be cause by the problematic buffer or is this a SC board about to go boom?
I tried to get video of it but the camera wouldn't show the flicker so that didn't work.
Other then that the panel seems to be fine and the Green line only shows up when there is a signal.
No gut shots yet, I just got to this after fixing a couple of panels before hand and I wanted to save my back from the 1000 screws Panasonic likes to use to button up their units!
Scrap or fixable!?
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