Re: LG 60LB7100 screen goes black seconds after start up
budm I did leave the meter ground to the chassis and put the positive to each positive side of both LED+ VC+. I'm kinda thinking the back lights are good. Uncertain though. Waiting for your knowledge on this.
budm I did leave the meter ground to the chassis and put the positive to each positive side of both LED+ VC+. I'm kinda thinking the back lights are good. Uncertain though. Waiting for your knowledge on this.
Do you mean VC_X (I.E. VC_1, VC_2,....VC_6). I cannot see how you ca have VC_x higher than the feeding Voltage (LED+).
Re: LG 60LB7100 screen goes black seconds after start up
I've attached a circuit based on budm's description (I might be wrong).
Each LED represent 100 or so in series, so the voltage at VC_1 is LED+ minus the voltage drop over the first string of LEDs. So it must be less than LED+ unless something is horribly wrong...
Re: LG 60LB7100 screen goes black seconds after start up
Here's a picture of the meter setting I'm using and the other picture is from the old board but shows where I tested the LED+ and the plug to the left I tested all 1-6 VC's positive. Results were LED+ 78.7v and 55.8v after the lights were off. All 1-6 VC were the same 78.6v down to 55.9v. Maybe I'm testing the wrong spots for VC?
Re: LG 60LB7100 screen goes black seconds after start up
I kept it in a screw hole right above the board. I'm assuming it's the chassis. The screw hole is in the big sheet metal backing of the screen that all boards attach to.
Re: LG 60LB7100 screen goes black seconds after start up
I tested resistance from LED+ to each VC+ and got 0.00. then I tested LED+ to each VC- and got 46.7 and 46.6 through out all 6 VC's. Maybe I'm testing wrong with meter setting? My experience with anything electrical is mostly from competition car audio and minor computer upgrades. So this is my first go on trying to save an 1,800 dollar TV.
Re: LG 60LB7100 screen goes black seconds after start up
I might be missing something, but there is no VC+ and VC-, only VC, which is the cathode voltage of the LEDs. LED+ is the anode voltage. The pins of that 14pin connector alternate between LED+ and each of the six VC lines.
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Re: LG 60LB7100 screen goes black seconds after start up
sean0118. Thank you for explaining that. I had to magnify the picture of my board to see that. I'll be re testing after a while now that I know exactly where to test the VC. I'll post results soon.
Re: LG 60LB7100 screen goes black seconds after start up
LED+ 78.6v down to 55.9v after back lights off.
VC1_13.5v down to 6.0v
VC2_13.1v to 6.0v
VC3_12.1v to 9.3v
VC4_12.9v to 5.7v
VC5_13.0v to 6.0v
VC6_13.0v to 5.9v
Please note that I have no prior experience with testing. Hopefully I had the correct meter setting and test spots this time. I am grateful for everyone who's helping me through this. I tested all of these results twice to make sure they didn't deviate.
Re: LG 60LB7100 screen goes black seconds after start up
Sounds like your on the right track now, but unfortunately I don't know much about this TV, so you'll have to wait for one of the pros to chime in with instructions.
Re: LG 60LB7100 screen goes black seconds after start up
I tested all 12 EL from left to right and the first reading is with back lights on the second reading is 15-20sec after back lights off.
EL62-13.1v to,6.1
EL54-12.9v to 6.1
EL55-13.0v to 5.5
EL64-12.9v to 5.3
EL52-12.9v to 5.4
EL66-12.8v to 5.3
EL65-13.0v to 5.3
EL53-12.9v to 5.3
EL63-13.3v to 5.7
EL50-13.2v to 5.7
EL67-12.0v to 8.8
EL51-12.0v to 8.9
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