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  • dbier63
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2015
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    • usa

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    Panasonic DP46848

    I have a Panasonic DP46848 that I've been troubleshooting. It originally had a tab bond failure. I applied heat to the tabs and when I powered up the horizontal screen issue was gone but now I have a thin black vertical line (very thin) a third of the way over on the left side. I think I may have damaged the bond or the little chip in the bond with the heat. Am I correct in thinking that I now have a ruined panel?
  • awyatt2
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Feb 2012
    • 407
    • america

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    Re: Panasonic DP46848

    if you damaged the bond or the chip then you ruined it. they use a conductive type of glue to affix them I think.

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