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    LG 55LB6500 - Dim Logo - Getting Ready for New Backlights

    From my reading, this LG looks like so manty others, with the slightly visible logo at power on.
    I'm pretty sure the metal back is coming off so I can replace ailing backlights.

    I thought I'd go ahead and post up, since this model didn't search here.

    Here's the 20 pin voltages:

    GND
    11.8
    11.8
    GND
    23.8
    GND
    3.4
    3.4
    3.3

    Evens
    GND
    23.9
    11.8
    23.9
    2
    3.4
    2
    3.3

    The big cap is 395 VDC.

    There are 2 pairs of LED leads at P801.

    With P801 connected:
    Pin 7 LED+ 207
    Pin 5 LED- 26.8
    Pin 3 LED+ 138
    Pin 1 LED- 18.8

    With P801 disconnected:
    Pin 7 LED+ 90
    Pin 5 LED- 0
    Pin 3 LED+ 90
    Pin 1 LED- 0

    The voltages don't spike at P801 when powered on, and connected.

    I guess we'll see what needs replacing after I get to the strips.

    Or are those voltages pointing to something else?
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    Re: LG 55LB6500 - Dim Logo - Getting Ready for New Backlights

    You should do a full replacement of all strips. The LB's use a thicker style lens and the double sided tape is super strong. The lenses can also fall off/get loose with age and will definitely come off when removing the strips. Trick is to use a scraper to remove but tap the handle with a rubber mallet.

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      Re: LG 55LB6500 - Dim Logo - Getting Ready for New Backlights

      I appreciate that.

      My thought was investigating compatible new strips, and not getting hung up on delivery times.

      The way these guys have been failing, I don't feel like playing the risk with pre-owned.
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      From my other work I have a fairly complete line of solvents. I'll start out with the light stuff and move up the column.
      Last edited by Renovator; 10-16-2019, 11:06 PM.

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