@dick_barton if you had seen the photo of the LCD panel board you probably wouldn't suspect the t-con. The left side of the board (from the front of the TV) looks in a right state.
Picture now added.
Over the last week or so I had priced up new t-con boards and found them very reasonable at $20 including delivery.
Not checked the lcd panel boards yet but is it possible for a beginner to actually swap out these boards, even if they don't cost an arm and a leg?
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Last edited by CostasCostas; 02-28-2017, 10:21 AM.
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It's hard to see just how damaged the circuit board is because of the flashlight. However you can try with cotton buds and alcohol to clean it up as much as possible but very, very carefully so that you do not damage any ribbon connections.
These circuit boards are attached to the lcd panel and unfortunately if they are damaged then the panel is useless. You cannot change the circuit board.
A couple of shots before and after the clean up.
Well and truly dead. Seems a shame that such an integral board that only costs a few dollars to produce can't be replaced.
It is really annoying that they put the Tcon and panel tabs at the bottom of sets knowing full well that they are easily damaged.
Sell your power supply, mainboard and leds to get some money back towards a replacement set. When you advertise the mainboard also give the panel details it was connected to.
I was planning to use the power supply to power up a couple of Omega2+'s that are very fussy about the precise voltage they require. Must be spot on 3.3V or they'll not bootup.
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