Hi all I got this tv tonight and it works great other than this 3 inch strip on the left side of screen.
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Re: Samsung PN50C450B1D vertical 3 inch strip
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Re: Samsung PN50C450B1D vertical 3 inch strip
Check the ribbon connector at the location of the fault and make sure it is latched. Its probably a failing panel. Un-repairable.Comment
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Re: Samsung PN50C450B1D vertical 3 inch strip
Crap that’s what I was hoping not to hear. Which ribbon connector the ones on the side?Comment
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Re: Samsung PN50C450B1D vertical 3 inch strip
Lower left that attach the ribbon to one of the lower buffer boards. You’ll have to remove the metal strip to expose the ribbon cables. Do this carefully as this also serves as a heat sink for the IC’s bonded to each ribbon cable. Do not operate tv without the metal strip reattached.Comment
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Re: Samsung PN50C450B1D vertical 3 inch strip
Reseated and cleaned cable no change
so I guess this sucker is trash??
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Re: Samsung PN50C450B1D vertical 3 inch strip
Agreed. Bad panel. All of the 'C' series Samsung panels meet this same fate. The parts on them are basically worthless because panel failure is the most common issue.Comment
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Hello there, ive recently found an older 55inch Samsung SmartTV.
Sadly it has vertical lines at the left and one line in the middle-right.
I have already tested out the connections and have looked at the soldered ribbons of the LCD panel to see if some contacts got loose by pushing them a bit but with no success.
I have factory resetted the TV as well but also with no luck.
I am afraid that it is indeed a LCD Panel issue but there are NO scratches or any impact-marks..
A similar issue has been posted as well but also with no actual response ... -
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Hi There!
I'm trying to help my friend who owns a restaurant be just bought.
He has a very long LED strip running along all the walls and columns. The strip is attached facing down 2in above the floor, using a wall panel that ends in a metal rail that finishes the panel underneath
It's stuck using, I guess, the 2 sided tape that comes with the strip
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Got a Samsung UE55MU6400U TV here with a dark vertical strip. I'm thinking its one of LED strips. Does it look like a LED strip fault and is it a tricky job ? I'm familiar with TV's but never disassembled a screen. See attached.
Cheers
M...
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