Well, I got my first dead TV to repair or part and dispose of. Boo. Hate it when I acquire other peoples repair failures.
The TV turns on but is silent, CCFLs turn on, but I get the "cloudy white" display. I take it that the TCON is bad since the PSU appears to be working since it has soft power which works...
The TV uses an integrated TCON as far as I can tell. So theoretically I have to ditch the panel with the TCON to fix it?
Are tcon boards fixable or do they tend to be complete FRUs? How much state is kept on tcon boards? Chances of just a power connection to the tcon gone bad that would cause the cloudy white screen, or is there initialization that needs to be done on the tcon (and thus a microcontroller there too) which could have all sorts of annoying things that could go wrong with it that would emulate no power?
The TV turns on but is silent, CCFLs turn on, but I get the "cloudy white" display. I take it that the TCON is bad since the PSU appears to be working since it has soft power which works...
The TV uses an integrated TCON as far as I can tell. So theoretically I have to ditch the panel with the TCON to fix it?
Are tcon boards fixable or do they tend to be complete FRUs? How much state is kept on tcon boards? Chances of just a power connection to the tcon gone bad that would cause the cloudy white screen, or is there initialization that needs to be done on the tcon (and thus a microcontroller there too) which could have all sorts of annoying things that could go wrong with it that would emulate no power?
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