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  • AceFisher
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    • Feb 2017
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    • United States
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    70" Sharp Aquos...Please help!!! $($*%*#(

    So i have a lc-70le650u. Its in great shape but the display has gone out. Please help me figure out what board/hardware is causing this. Ive repaired many electronics and cars and pretty much a little bit of everything. New to tvs though. Im hoping this i a common problem and solution is somewhat straight forward. Here is a picture and i will post more soon. Maybe a video as well if possible. Basically it turns on and the display really slowly starts to illuminate, all in a green tint with lines through it. Lines become broghter and more pronoumced every couple seconds. Ive read and it seems like its happened to a lot of these sharp leds. Any help greatly appreciated.
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    • dick_barton
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      • Aug 2015
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      • Wales
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      Re: 70" Sharp Aquos...Please help!!! $($*%*#(

      If you do a search on your model number, there is a lot of information about it on the Forum which would be worth your while reading through.
      Willing to help but I'm no expert.

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        • freakaftr8
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          • Oct 2012
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          Re: 70" Sharp Aquos...Please help!!! $($*%*#(

          That for sure looks like either tcon or panel fault. You could try reseating the lvds cable to start. There's most likely two of them on top of the t-con board period but if you look up 70 inch Sharp or Vizio e701-a3 you could try I'm disconnecting and reseating some of these connectors to see if the picture stabilizes before going any further. The main board is doing its job since it is providing an image. That will not be the problem nor will the power supply. So you're only left with the t-con or panel problem
          Last edited by freakaftr8; 02-27-2017, 09:25 AM.
          Did I leave the soldering iron on?

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