I have a sony tv (KDL-50R550A) which began to show pulsating horizontal blurry lines. The store recommends getting a new tv since this model T-Con board is built into the screen. Purchasing and shipping this part may cost just as much as a new tv. This tv is only about 2 years old. I plan to repair this tv for myself. I am requesting information that may assist in identifying the repairing this problem. Thanks.
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Re: KDL-50R550A pulsating horizontal blurry lines
Requesting assistance in locating the maintenance manual for sony KDL50R550A. Thanks. -
Re: KDL-50R550A pulsating horizontal blurry lines
It is probably not the T-Con. Likely a bad panel. If you want to try a T-Con, you can get one on Ebay. The T-Con model is 6871L-3339A. The store told you it was part of the panel because Sony purchases the panel and it cones with the T-Con attached. Sony does not make the part and does not stock it.Comment
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Re: KDL-50R550A pulsating horizontal blurry lines
That I know horizontal lines are not caused by tcon problems, it may be the tabs on the side next to the inverter board that connect to the lamps or the inverter itself, on the inverter it may be the transformers. Sometimes it may be the logic or main boar but it will never be the tcon board, if you replace it please let me know how it went.Comment
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Hi guys
I just started fixing 4k TV few months ago. so I am still learning a lot
I got this tv from friend complaint is ghosting or horizontal lines on image.
never saw the original symptom but I took the tv back home. the funny part is that after bringing to home, the tv worked fine no issue for 3 weeks.
then it started to show the ghosting white image.
I started using the tape method, but this tv does not have a T con board and it has only 1 ribbon cable from main board to the tv panel.
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Hi, I have a Sony XBR-65X750D that has horizontal lines at the bottom 6 inches of the screen. These lines appear to be every other line because the picture is still quite visible behind those lines. The lines appear all the time with a few other lines above and below the 6 inch level blinking on and off at about 2 second intervals. I'm not sure if this is a panel issue or power supply/main board problem. I did replace the T-Con board without any change in the problem. Any suggestions you might have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, -
5.5 year old 85 inch Sony Bravia X950G started showing gray horizontal lines across the bottom of the screen and the picture shifts slightly vertically when it happens. The lines sometimes get bigger/smaller vertically and bounce back. See the video for the problem. It seems to be happening after it warms up after an hour or so. Happens regardless of source. Right now there's nothing but power cable connected and it's happening. We did hook up a new Nintendo Switch to our HDMI switching receiver today, and played for a while with no issues, but this problem didn't occur til a few hours later while...
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I just acquired this 3D LED yesterday and it has horizontal lines on a little more than half of the screen. When I first turn it on it has thin black lines going across that makes the image look serrated, and then shortly after patterns of thicker red lines fade in. If I turn it off and right back on it will reset to just the black lines and the red will again fade onto the screen.
I initially thought tab bonds, but flexing the bezel makes no difference, and the fact the image sort of resets after cycling power is different. I haven't opened it up yet to actually test applying... -
Hello,
First of all I'm new here. While looking I found this amazing forum and I'm very happy I did. Now for my problem:
I picked up a Samsung UHD QLED QE50Q67TAU from 2021 for $50 knowing it was defective. The seller said it had black lines and that it could get stuck in boot randomly.
I've tried a new power cable, hard reset, opening up and jiggling all cables, pressing everywhere to see if I get a reaction but I've gotten nothing. I've tried the tape method but I've only managed to get the lines worse.
I'm no expert but I've done the tape...
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