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    RCA 46LB45RQ solarization effect

    Hi all! I have an RCA 46LB45RQ that came to me dead. I replaced the EEPROM on the main board with one I bought off of eBay that matched my set (ver B1). Now I have a picture and audio, but it looks solarized (see attached photo). The solarization affects both the displayed image AND the OSD.

    My question - do you think it's:
    1) A bad t-con?
    2) A misprogrammed replacement EEPROM (maybe programmed for an A1 set?) Can a misprogrammed EEPROM even cause this problem?
    3) A secondary problem with the main board?
    ...AND...
    4) Is there any way to test/confirm whether the problem lies in the t-con or the main board?

    As always, your help is greatly appreciated!
    Thanks,
    --Dave
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    Last edited by Daveleone; 07-09-2018, 10:13 PM.

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    Re: RCA 46LB45RQ solarization effect

    i don't think that the eeprom (even if wrong) could be to blame.

    on the t-con, test the vgma test points. there will probably be around 20 of them.
    WHY CAN'T PHILIPS USE PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWS?

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      #3
      Re: RCA 46LB45RQ solarization effect

      It certainly looks like a solarized screen but I would first check in the service menu to make certain it's set up for the led panel fitted in the set.
      Willing to help but I'm no expert.

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        Re: RCA 46LB45RQ solarization effect

        Originally posted by dick_barton View Post
        It certainly looks like a solarized screen but I would first check in the service menu to make certain it's set up for the led panel fitted in the set.
        This worked! I found this youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbffKtXjTog
        When I changed the LVDS map setting on my TV from "default" to any 'B' setting (6-bit B, 8-bit B, 10-bit B) the picture cleared right up. Not sure which setting is the correct setting, but I chose "10-bit B" because it sounded the best.

        Thanks so much for the help!
        --Dave
        Last edited by Daveleone; 07-10-2018, 10:15 AM.

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