I am having this problem with my lg 60pa6500. I have tested VA and VS voltages and they are bang on. All the caps look to be in good shape and I see no burnouts on any of the boards. I also checked for a short on the upper and lower driver boards and didn't find one (hoping I did it correctly). I do get a picture however I have these vertical lines with almost square pixel clusters of different colours. Any help with possible adjustments or an idea of which board may be bad would be hugely appreciated.
LG 60pa6500 coloured lines
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Re: LG 60pa6500 coloured lines
situation like this , I'm thinking logic control board and I'm pretty sure LG have them so you can run test patterns isolating the main AV board. If it was the same that would confirm logic, you just need the relevant manual or guide to confirm the procedure and the jumpers to short on the logic boardLast edited by tw2005; 10-27-2016, 04:48 AM. -
Re: LG 60pa6500 coloured lines
generally that's the way it's done but I'm trying to find a guide to confirm it but there's bound to be someone who's worked on the LGs more.
I've never done it, just read of it
Only $14 at shopjimmy too if it isComment
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Re: LG 60pa6500 coloured lines
Following Tom's advice in post #8 about test patterns, following that instruction it would appear they got the test patterns to generate.
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?p=606849Comment
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