BN44-00264A board reinstall question - black strip is off too

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  • jemco
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    • Jan 2016
    • 3
    • USA
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    BN44-00264A board reinstall question - black strip is off too

    Hi,
    It looks like I improperly removed my BN44-00264A board.
    I also removed the black strip to the right edge of the board.
    I was supposed to pull the BN44-00264A board out of the black strip, but I took the black strip off too.
    The black strip has a number of blocks that reach into the steel back wall and clip onto these wire like things.
    Looks like this powers the lighting on the Samsung TV. Just a guess.
    Well when I put the black strip back on, the clips don't clip, they just push the wires down a bit. They move.

    Can someone please help me with instructions on how to reinstall the black strip?
    I'm thinking I need to get to the other side of the steel wall to push them back on one at a time, but I don't know how to do that or even if it is necessary.

    By the way, I repaired my BN44-00264A by replacing two transistors (QI820, 821) and a capacitor (CI892 cap was probably not bad though) and the fuse FM802S.
    I am optimistic that the board is fixed, but I need some help please to put the black strip back on.
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    • martino
      Not so "senior"
      • Aug 2013
      • 997
      • canada
      #2
      Re: BN44-00264A board reinstall question - black strip is off too

      Yes,that black strip is whats holding the light tubes in place on the other side of that metal wall. They are now loose on that end so careful handling of tv is recommended.
      You will need to disassemble the panel to get to the light tubes to reinsert them into the black strip.
      Proud owner of dozens of broken TV's and many,many,many boards.


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        • johnboy1313
          Badcaps Legend
          • Nov 2012
          • 1959
          • USA
          #3
          Re: BN44-00264A board reinstall question - black strip is off too

          Those wires you mention are the ends of the bulbs inside the panel. Be careful that you don't break them.

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            • jemco
              New Member
              • Jan 2016
              • 3
              • USA
              #4
              Re: BN44-00264A board reinstall question - black strip is off too

              Hello martino and johnboy1313!
              Thank you for the replies!
              Is there any procedure you might be able to show me for how to disassemble the panel to get to the light tubes?
              Even if you only have a rough guide to tell me from your memory, that would help greatly.
              Thank you anyway.
              Joe

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                • ReeceyBurger123
                  Never Give Up !
                  • May 2014
                  • 7325
                  • Britain
                  #5
                  Re: BN44-00264A board reinstall question - black strip is off too

                  Look up how to take Lcd panel apart it shows you. I did that once and its not fun lol
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