LG 65UH5500-UA common problem?
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Re: LG 65UH5500-UA common problem?
Swap the ribbon and let us know the results, of course only one half of the panel with work but at least it will put your mind at rest knowing its as simple as replacing the ribbon.
We're all waiting in suspense!Last edited by notallbad; 05-07-2020, 09:10 AM.Comment
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ahhh have to work up the courage to swap from the working side to test. the guy from ebay shipped today hopefully those come in soon!Comment
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Even after removing everything when changing the LED strips, there were no other ribbons besides the ones seen here. Moved the speakers in this pic.Comment
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Thank you for marking them! Yes there are two of them none hidden, I will try to mess around with them.Comment
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Just tried switching the ribbon from the side that was working to the defective side and same result
I will try messing with the U-ribbon on the side that is defective.
Hope it works.
I should probably return the ribbons I ordered from ebay then right?Comment
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Re: LG 65UH5500-UA common problem?
you need to provide a better picture of the bottom edge board on the side showing the gray vertical bar so the forum can see how that side is interconnected. As pointed out, the "U" ribbon cables interconnect the bottom edge boards to complete the drive paths. However, on sets of this size, there may also be side tabs and / or side edge boards (similar to the bottom one) that also might have some interconnect cabling.
further as a test, you can disconnect the "u" cable on the "bad" side, you should then see about 1/4 quarter of the picture go white (or black) depending on design... including the grey area should be "gone".Last edited by budwich; 05-07-2020, 04:42 PM.Comment
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what ever you do, don't take it any further off as right now it is basically holding "alignment"... you might get lucky by very carefully cleaning what you can and possibly holding it back down with something.Comment
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Yeah that is what I am thinking. But holding it down with what? Tape would work? People seem to be using ACF bonding tape. And what to clean it with?Comment
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Very tedious work, there's plenty more on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_iBM5JgE28Comment
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Very tedious work, there's plenty more on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_iBM5JgE28
I have shared my practical experience on it.
Don't waste your time."Comment
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