Re: LG 50PJ550 Clicking
https://KIT363 EAY60968701 EAX613971...on=ViewProductThanks flocko was going to try this kit
https://KIT363 EAY60968701 EAX613971...on=ViewProductThanks flocko was going to try this kit
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Re: LG 50PJ550 Clicking
The SMD resistor 680K (4) 620K(1) and 560K(1) IC 701 MC81F4316 and use 3BR1065JF gives it more head room, and is the same as used on Samsung power boards so always at handComment
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Re: LG 50PJ550 Clicking
Update:::
Replaced all parts as described by Flocko and tv up and working now
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Re: LG 50PJ550 Clicking
Well done Lee, did you upgrade to the ICE3BR1065JF current mode controller. I fit these now in all my power board repairs, LG and SamsungComment
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Re: LG 50PJ550 Clicking
Nice one
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Re: LG 50PJ550 Clicking
The TV is still working fine but started to develop a faint white line going across the screen I know when I fixed it the to had a bit of image burn
So do you think it's the panel ?Attached FilesLast edited by sordids999; 11-15-2015, 02:24 AM.Comment
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Re: LG 50PJ550 Clicking
Hi Lee check Y buffer ribbon that lines up with it and give it a good clean,it could be Y buffer but would normally show as a dark line.but could be on its way out?Comment
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Re: LG 50PJ550 Clicking
Ah that might explain it flocko I had a few black lines when I Resinstalled buffers but sorted that by finding a few ribbons out of line so fixed this but a few days later the white line appeared I'll look again
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Re: LG 50PJ550 Clicking
ok cleaned like Flocko suggested all working again no white line ill keep monitoring this although the panel has image burn
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