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  • Michale32086
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    • Nov 2011
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    Plasma Displays General Lines Question

    I have a general question about horizontal lines in plasma TVs..

    Assuming that the Buffer Boards are good and assuming that the X/Z-SUS is good, would these lines be a display panel issue and, therefore, un-repairable??

    I have 2 Plasma TVs with this problem and I just want to know if I should cut my losses or if it could be a Control Board or Main Board issue...

    Thanx...
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  • aaronwt6
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    • Apr 2013
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    Re: Plasma Displays General Lines Question

    Is this a 'C' series Samsung plasma? This looks like a notorious failure of a Samsung PN50Cxxxxx panel. So common in fact, that it's hard to even sell parts for that panel series because they've all failed.

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    • Michale32086
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      • Nov 2011
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      Re: Plasma Displays General Lines Question

      Originally posted by aaronwt6
      Is this a 'C' series Samsung plasma? This looks like a notorious failure of a Samsung PN50Cxxxxx panel. So common in fact, that it's hard to even sell parts for that panel series because they've all failed.
      One of them IS a PN50C... The other one, the one that the pic was from is a PN51D....

      So, it's a pretty safe guess that it's a panel issue??

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