Is this likely to be a c buffer issue or panel?
I have the opportunity to buy it.
I have the opportunity to buy it.
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Re: Panasonic TC-P65S2 black vertical band
I would say PDP, but if you could get it for a low price the SU+SD buffers, SC and SS are getting harder to find for this model and so would sell easy -
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He wants $150 for it.Comment
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Re: Panasonic TC-P65S2 black vertical band
look to see how much the boards come to?we do not have this model in the UK but looking at ebay US it seems there are only a few boards about. Check also on Shopjimmy see what they haveComment
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Re: Panasonic TC-P65S2 black vertical band
The cheapest working sc board is $268. Repair service for $200, repair kit for $40.
So either someone will buy the repair kit or I could sell a working board for a little less than the repair service.
No sd board available and 1 SU for $50Comment
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Might be fixable but its Always a guess.
You can sell the parts but you need to figure out if people are going to spend over $200 to fix a tv.....I only repair Panasonic plasma tv's! Currently owning a TX-P55VT50 and still searching for a ZT60!
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That's the thing. A repairman told him he can come and fix it for him for $300. If not the repairman will take it.
He said I could have it for $100.Last edited by Malachi; 09-21-2016, 09:02 AM.Comment
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Re: Panasonic TC-P65S2 black vertical band
So boards are worth more than you are looking to spend to buy the set,and there are no boards to be had,so its a good bet they wont hang around long if you try to sell them. that is why I no longer repair sets to sell they bring more money parting out and that a factComment
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I agree but I'm trying to find a 60"+ for personal use.
I have 2 55" Panasonics. I am always looking for bigger. Lol
At one time I had 2 panasonics with this problem. One I fixed by cleaning the ribbon an reseating, 1 had a bad panel.Last edited by Malachi; 09-21-2016, 09:30 AM.Comment
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Thanks for offering your assistance with this. I'm an electronics enthusiast with moderate level of competence (have a decent lab with two power supplies, microscope, DSO, hot air, good iron, can competently work at a component level on SMDs, design and solder own PCBs etc). I really enjoying fixing things and learning new stuff so took up a free 58" LED TV and have been googling and watching Youtube videos to see if I can fix this! I am happy to go down to individual component replacement/strip replacement etc - it's all in the name of learning.
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Hey guys,
I had a previous thread about this TV here: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=79192
My problem was the top half of the TV had went out and the problem ended up being on the SU board.
That problem is now fixed and I am left with a different problem. There is a roughly 2" vertical black bar on the left side of the display and a single pixel wide red and green stripe on the right side of the display.
I have tried reseating the ribbon cables to the panel without any results. I do not think the TV had this problem before... -
I've got a Panasonic TH-42PX77U with a weird problem. First time I see this.
If you look at the picture, you can see that one band of pixels starting at the top gets screwed up. It doesn't make its way to the bottom. Seems to stop right at the center of the screen.
Do you think it is a bad plasma panel, or a bad buffer chip? Usually the bad buffer chip will affect the whole band.
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Hello all. Only my second post.
I have a panasonic CF-20C5142VM which was booting to bios with no issues. I needed to add an ssd that was not initially being recognized by the bios. Found a link that suggested that I disable uefi mode and clear keys then to reboot to allow bios to now see New ssd. After restarting, screen is entirely black with no image. Found another post that suggested unplugging bios battery because some remnants of the bios may still exist in other parts of board but did not fix issue-screen is still black.
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Asking for a friend.
I'm used to black vertical line in otherwise good image - probable solution is a rubber to push and tighten the COFs bonding.
but here its the opposite !
TV has new T-con = same issue
A missing panel voltage would have global effect
So , what should one do ? how can I find where the fault is ?
Thanks !...
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