Hi all. i've been reading through some threads on here over the past week trying to repair my LG set. I took a basic electronics course in college a few years ago, and that's about the extent of my knowledge in the field.
So about a week ago, my tv picture went out. While on, the picture unexpectedly flickered a couple horizontal lines (resembled a bad satellite signal) turned off and the tv restarted itself. Odd. The set and the picture came back on, so I disregard the incident. Then a few moments later it cycled off and on again. The third time was shortly after the second only this time the picture never came back on. Now, the TV powers on but has no picture or sound.
After reading up a bit here, I opened up the set. Checked all the fuses, they seem ok. Checked some voltages on the PSU and they seemed fine.
Talked to a guy in a local repair shop and he said it sounds like my panel is bad and I should toss the set or scrap it.
I am tight on funds and cannot currently afford a replacement TV or an expensive repair. Would have loved to just replace the PSU and have my TV working for a Super Bowl party I'm throwing this coming weekend. Instead, it looks like I'll be showing the big game on a tiny 28" set.
Thanks in advance for any help.
So about a week ago, my tv picture went out. While on, the picture unexpectedly flickered a couple horizontal lines (resembled a bad satellite signal) turned off and the tv restarted itself. Odd. The set and the picture came back on, so I disregard the incident. Then a few moments later it cycled off and on again. The third time was shortly after the second only this time the picture never came back on. Now, the TV powers on but has no picture or sound.
After reading up a bit here, I opened up the set. Checked all the fuses, they seem ok. Checked some voltages on the PSU and they seemed fine.
Talked to a guy in a local repair shop and he said it sounds like my panel is bad and I should toss the set or scrap it.
I am tight on funds and cannot currently afford a replacement TV or an expensive repair. Would have loved to just replace the PSU and have my TV working for a Super Bowl party I'm throwing this coming weekend. Instead, it looks like I'll be showing the big game on a tiny 28" set.
Thanks in advance for any help.
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