Hey guys quick question TV has a brown blotch on the left-hand side running down the screen and I just want to verify if replacing the t-con board will solve the issue here is a picture any information will help thanks
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Re: Vizio E420VSE Brown/black strip running down side of tv
By the looks of that picture I'm seeing a lot more problems than just the Brown blotch on the left side. Can you show us a picture of what the TV looks like with an all white picture or a bright scene. I see a subtle dark line going through the center to left of the screen just below center pointDid I leave the soldering iron on? -
Re: Vizio E420VSE Brown/black strip running down side of tv
Now that I look at the picture again it looks as if that would be part of the image that is portrayed on the screen at the moment. The blotch is not repairable with a replacement tcon board this is either a panel issue or something behind the panel maybe dirt against the backlightsDid I leave the soldering iron on?Comment
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Re: Vizio E420VSE Brown/black strip running down side of tv
I agree that the black blob does look like the panel is suffering from the typical LCD mura problem.Willing to help but I'm no expert.Comment
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Re: Vizio E420VSE Brown/black strip running down side of tv
when you say panel issue what would I be looking to replace to fix the panel? I am not experienced at repairs but I do them on the fly.Comment
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Re: Vizio E420VSE Brown/black strip running down side of tv
The panel were referring to the LCD screen itself. It is not replaceable. The cost if you were to find this LCD panel would far exceed the cost of a new TV so therefore I would say probably get a new TV unfortunately.Last edited by freakaftr8; 01-08-2018, 10:37 PM.Did I leave the soldering iron on?Comment
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Re: Vizio E420VSE Brown/black strip running down side of tv
Thank you I saw a video on "youtube" and this guy had the same issue on his tv and he took a wooden broom handle and waked the corner of his tv fairly hard where the discolor was and somehow that fixed the issue. Has anyone ever heard of that before?Comment
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Re: Vizio E420VSE Brown/black strip running down side of tv
For this kind of symptom probably not. If the guy whacked to the TV with a broom at all it was probably of intermittent connection to an LEDDid I leave the soldering iron on?Comment
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