hi guys.. any one know where I can get a backlight strip for this model? product code is.. STM320A72... I've pulled the panel apart and one of the leds on the strip is dead.. I'm assuming this is the reason why the backlight cuts off and tv switches off after about ten seconds..any help finding this part would be much appreciated as I can't find it anywhere!
tx-l32x5b Panasonic backlight
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Re: tx-l32x5b Panasonic backlight
Going on their description of left and right i would say yes.
http://www.narayanitech.com/product/...ic-th-l32x50d/Comment
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You could try contacting this guy on ebay. He just sells replacement LEDs and strips.
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/lelos2?Comment
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cheers for the responses guys and the link think that company is indian so ill enquire about delivery to the uk...yes they are edge lit! I will definitely contact that guy on ebay see if he can help me out! you'll have to excuse my lack of knowledge as ive only very recently got in to attempting to repair/repairing tvs but what do you mean by replacing with a zener?Comment
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Should you not find strips it's possible to replace bad led with appropriate zener diode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8otPjsN8jD8Last edited by dskall; 07-21-2017, 04:18 PM.I assume no responsibility for any stupid suggestions I might post.Comment
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Replacing the light emitting diode with a zener diode so there is no change in the voltage/current and the tv stays on. I think on a 32" screen though the missing spot would be noticeable.
There are loads of 3v 7020 LEDs on Aliexpress. for example https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100P...82291796.html?
You need to remove the faulty LED without damaging it so we can have a look at the pad/s on the bottom.
What tools do you have jonny ?Last edited by diif; 07-21-2017, 04:29 PM.Comment
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if you end up using a zener to patch the strip. move the bottom led to the fault spot and use the zener at the bottom or top of the strip. this will help hide any potential darker spots.WHY CAN'T PHILIPS USE PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWS?Comment
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thanks for the responses guys... diif in terms of tools I've just got the basic stuff at the minute ie soldering irons multimetre etc because as I said ive only just really got into repairing TVs.. done lots of vestel and Samsung sets quite a few backlight strip repairs etc using the zener diode to replace the led looks easy enough...how do I go about finding which particular zener I need ? cheers!Comment
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Does seem like compatible led's are available which wasn't the case awhile back. That would be the best route to go. You won't have any dark spots. Diif's post #10 should work.I assume no responsibility for any stupid suggestions I might post.Comment
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What's the voltage to each LED strip ? just to check they are 3V LEDs required and not 6V
and how many LEDs are there per strip.
Ideally you want to use a hot plate or hot air to remove the LEDs as there is a solder pad underneath them.Comment
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