This TV came to me with a full screen solarized (thats how I landed at this forum as many threads on the AS15 Gamma chip blown).
Unfortunatly before I realised the fault I tried removing first one ribbon to left side of panel and then the right.
I noticed that if I dis-connected one the other half would turn white.
I was surprised as alot of people online in youtube videos for other tvs had done this to see if one side was faulty and caused the other side to be brought down. None made the other side dis-appear, some it cured as there was a faulty ribbon to panel. This was not the fault on this tv though. It was the common AS15.
But too late as after re-connecting the left hand side it never worked at all apart from some random vertical coloured lines. The right side got a bit worse but still had some sort of pic. So I replaced the AS15 as it was blazing hot.
Now the right side appeared to work. But still no left. I didn't notice though that it was still too bright as it just showed some white writing briefly at turn on and could not access menu as on left of screen but no washed out black anymore though.
So I replaced the whole T-Conn and now left is perfect and right the same is too bright. Now you see I can access the menu on the left hand side to select a source like laptop and see that right is too bright, this is same on old T-Conn now as I left input selected on laptop and tried that again.
So any ideas why just the right hand side is too bright, can this now be a panel fault or rather the tiny board above?
Also why did disconnecting one ribbon kill the old T-Con even more!
There are these 2 chips -> AS34-G , one on left panel board and one on right. Could this be responsible for the brightness fault for half the screen.
Before buying a new T-Conn card I swapped these chips to see if thats why the left was not displaying. It appeared to not make any difference. I could swap them back and see if the left becomes bright and the right normal.
Could I just have ended up with another faulty T-Conn? The brightness level is same on old card which has the new AS15 on it.
Many thanks - Simon.
Unfortunatly before I realised the fault I tried removing first one ribbon to left side of panel and then the right.
I noticed that if I dis-connected one the other half would turn white.
I was surprised as alot of people online in youtube videos for other tvs had done this to see if one side was faulty and caused the other side to be brought down. None made the other side dis-appear, some it cured as there was a faulty ribbon to panel. This was not the fault on this tv though. It was the common AS15.
But too late as after re-connecting the left hand side it never worked at all apart from some random vertical coloured lines. The right side got a bit worse but still had some sort of pic. So I replaced the AS15 as it was blazing hot.
Now the right side appeared to work. But still no left. I didn't notice though that it was still too bright as it just showed some white writing briefly at turn on and could not access menu as on left of screen but no washed out black anymore though.
So I replaced the whole T-Conn and now left is perfect and right the same is too bright. Now you see I can access the menu on the left hand side to select a source like laptop and see that right is too bright, this is same on old T-Conn now as I left input selected on laptop and tried that again.
So any ideas why just the right hand side is too bright, can this now be a panel fault or rather the tiny board above?
Also why did disconnecting one ribbon kill the old T-Con even more!
There are these 2 chips -> AS34-G , one on left panel board and one on right. Could this be responsible for the brightness fault for half the screen.
Before buying a new T-Conn card I swapped these chips to see if thats why the left was not displaying. It appeared to not make any difference. I could swap them back and see if the left becomes bright and the right normal.
Could I just have ended up with another faulty T-Conn? The brightness level is same on old card which has the new AS15 on it.
Many thanks - Simon.
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