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  • jjanssen7
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    Originally posted by budwich
    probably the "easiest" way would be to measure the voltages going to the strings and compare the results.

    Just make sure there is a "full white" screen being displayed in case there is local dimming...

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  • nomoresonys
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    Originally posted by budwich
    probably the "easiest" way would be to measure the voltages going to the strings and compare the results.
    +10 very logical.

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  • budwich
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    probably the "easiest" way would be to measure the voltages going to the strings and compare the results.

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  • jjanssen7
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    I believe that model has local dimming, which means it has smaller individually driven strips. I'm guessing that when you open it up you'll find 6 or 7 strips with all or some LEDS not working. Just a guess though. I've done a few of those 70" C3's but it's been a while.

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  • DXseekerMO
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    What I would do is take the back cover of the TV off, locate each row of LED strips then compare their position in the TV to the on-screen position of the dark spots. I see two separate streaks of dark very close to one another. Mostways I've seen bad LED's don't seem to look like that.

    Before scrapping the TV I'd pull the flap and check the backlights anyhow by leaving the boards on it, pull the flap and fire it up with the power button.

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  • jjanssen7
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    The dark spots are too squarish to be sandwich layers. I think some of your backlights are out. It's sometimes possible to peak in a top corner to confirm (rather than opening the whole thing up), but as others have said be very careful. I've even snuck in one of those usb cameras from the backside on rare occasions.

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  • nomoresonys
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    If you take it down to backlights be very careful not to force anything, the screen is very flimsy and breaks very very easily, those suction cups from harbor freight or ebay seem to work pretty good for the job also maybe check some youtube videos before you tackle it.

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  • Diah
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    this VA panel i don't think so the issue with LED backlights to me the Sandwich layers of the panel are the issue.. wish i am wrong so you can safe it. take screen apart and check the back light id burnt or weak or some are off

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  • nomoresonys
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    Sure looks like weak or burnt out leds in the backlights.

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  • kentkirchner
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    Vizio M70-C3 Dark Spots

    Hello, brand new to the site and hoping I can learn what may be going on with my TV. The TV is working just fine, however, when a screen shot of white clouds came on the other day, I noticed several dark areas as shown in my attachment. My first guess was maybe an LED issue, but then I though I should research a bit more.
    Like I said, brand new to the site, pretty technical and not afraid to take things apart and repair, cars, PC's, etc.
    Can someone please steer me in the correct direction?
    much thanks,
    Kent
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