i have a 70 inch sharp tv. looking for ideas on repair. first i verified the tcom by swapping output cables. no change. then i removed the side driver tabs on the bad side of the screen. no change. what next?
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probably would have been wise to post BEFORE you removed the side tabs. :-( maybe check the components on the bottom edge board for the bad side for shorts or otherwise. Doesn't look good. Double check your cable seating at both ends. -
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What was original symptoms, was the display picture the same as it is now before the tab removal?Comment
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maybe. i have had luck fixing these with tab removal before. this time not so lucky.Comment
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