Hi guys, I've seen a lot of people posting issues similar to mine but not exactly the same.
We were watching TV tonight, nothing wrong at all with it up until this point. Suddenly the screen develops red/pink vertical lines all the way across the screen. This happens on all the inputs. The video is still visible behind/between the lines. I unplug the TV for 30 min while doing some initial research. I come back, plug it in, and now its essentially boot looping in addition to the vertical lines.
So now I've removed the back panel. When I disconnect the cable between the power board and the mainboard I get a lit screen, no vertical lines, no rebooting.
Reconnected that cable.
Next, I detach the cable between the mainboard and what I believe is the TCON located at the bottom. Now when I power it on I get a lit screen, no vertical lines, BUT it starts the power cycling again.
I've inspected the power board and the motherboard and I don't see any blown capacitors. I've also successfully stripped one of the screws holding the cover for the TCON so I'm not able to inspect it.
If anyone can give me some direction on this I'd appreciate it.
We were watching TV tonight, nothing wrong at all with it up until this point. Suddenly the screen develops red/pink vertical lines all the way across the screen. This happens on all the inputs. The video is still visible behind/between the lines. I unplug the TV for 30 min while doing some initial research. I come back, plug it in, and now its essentially boot looping in addition to the vertical lines.
So now I've removed the back panel. When I disconnect the cable between the power board and the mainboard I get a lit screen, no vertical lines, no rebooting.
Reconnected that cable.
Next, I detach the cable between the mainboard and what I believe is the TCON located at the bottom. Now when I power it on I get a lit screen, no vertical lines, BUT it starts the power cycling again.
I've inspected the power board and the motherboard and I don't see any blown capacitors. I've also successfully stripped one of the screws holding the cover for the TCON so I'm not able to inspect it.

If anyone can give me some direction on this I'd appreciate it.
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