I have a friend coming to visit later this week from out of state. He's got an early Sonly LED Smart TV around 5 years old with the issue shown in the pictures I've attached. I didn't get a complete sets of pictures of the boards from him but just wanted some opinions on the problem. Anyone got a consensus on main, t-con, or panel? I'm thinking probably main board which is extremely expensive and almost impossible to find. The sharp t-con is also pricey but not quite as bad ($100 or so). Seems like the TV is worth spending some money on if it's appears to be fixable. Thanks in advance as always for the help!
Sony KDL-52NX800
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Thought I'd bump this one more time in hopes that someone has seen a similar issue. He's been hanging on to the TV. Hate to tell him to trash it as I'm almost certain it's not the panel. On the other hand, I hate to have him throw money at a t-con if it may be a bad main board.
Thanks again for any input.Comment
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You might try heating the tcon or main board with a hair dyer and see if it changes the display at all. The regularity of the pattern would seem to indicate more of a board issue than a panel problem, imo.
I would suggest looking thru this
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...vertical+lines
as the sticky provides good information on how to go about things. My guess is a "troubled tcon".Last edited by budwich; 02-08-2016, 12:59 PM.Comment
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Thanks. The T-con was my first guess if it's not the panel. I've repaired a heck of a lot of TVs but this issue was definitely new to me. I'm going to have him unhook each side of the T-con independently and see if the problem persists. If it does each with each side unhooked, I think it's worth a stab at a new T-con.You might try heating the tcon or main board with a hair dyer and see if it changes the display at all. The regularity of the pattern would seem to indicate more of a board issue than a panel problem, imo.
I would suggest looking thru this
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...vertical+lines
as the sticky provides good information on how to go about things. My guess is a "troubled tcon".Comment
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Thought I'd follow up on this and let everyone know that it was indeed the T-con. The problem persisted with either side unhooked so I figured it was worth a shot. He had to order it from China and it was $110 but a damn nice TV for that price. He paid nothing up front for the set.Comment
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