Ok, stay with me:
1. originally had solarized picture and so I replaced the TCON board.
2. After replacement I got nothing but a blank screen. Backlight was on but that was all.
3. after much searching and probing I found an open fuse on the mainboard that I must have popped somehow.
4. Replaced fuse and all functionality returned EXCEPT the screen is now really bright. Not like I have a supercharged backlight but more like the brightness is turned all the way up (which it isn't). Picture is not solarized like before TCON replacement, just too bright.
Eventually (10-15 minutes) screen will fade back down to near-normal brightness level and then return to high brightness after a few more minutes. Process repeats until I get sick of looking at it.
The mainboard fuse was F4001 (24V, 5A) and is in-line with IC number Q4018 (UPA1716G-E2). The schematic is shown in service manual page 44.
Thoughts?
1. originally had solarized picture and so I replaced the TCON board.
2. After replacement I got nothing but a blank screen. Backlight was on but that was all.
3. after much searching and probing I found an open fuse on the mainboard that I must have popped somehow.
4. Replaced fuse and all functionality returned EXCEPT the screen is now really bright. Not like I have a supercharged backlight but more like the brightness is turned all the way up (which it isn't). Picture is not solarized like before TCON replacement, just too bright.
Eventually (10-15 minutes) screen will fade back down to near-normal brightness level and then return to high brightness after a few more minutes. Process repeats until I get sick of looking at it.
The mainboard fuse was F4001 (24V, 5A) and is in-line with IC number Q4018 (UPA1716G-E2). The schematic is shown in service manual page 44.
Thoughts?
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