I have this TV, standby light comes on with no display. standby lights blinks slowly. please help
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Re: LC70lE660U
Hello!
First round below, then later if there will be more information
The supply voltages should be checked first.The following is based on the service manual should be checked
Since the pins are monitored, this can also provide a starting point
Pins are monitor microcomputer pins unless otherwise
specified.
1 flashes once Inverter/Lamp system failure
2 Power PWB failure Flashes twice
Flash once Power supply error AC_DET error
Flash twice Power supply error UR+13.5V error
Flash 3 times Power supply error D+3.3V error
Flash 5 times Power supply error Panel power supply error
Flash 6 times Power supply error power supply error
Flash 7 times Power supply error power supply
error
3 Main PWB failure Communication failure,
Flashes 3 times
Flashes once Initial communication error
Flashes twice Start-up confirmation communication error
Flashes 3 times Regular communication error
Flashes 5 times Other communication error
4. VerUP executing Green flashes continuously. OFF Sub microcomputer version upgrading
VerUP succeeded POWER (Green) and SLEEP/OPC flash alternately. Sub microcomputer version upgrade succeeded
VerUP failed Green flashes fast. OFF Version upgrade failed
ROM data failure Green flashes fast. OFF Start-up after failing version upgrade
5 Pins are monitor microcomputer pins unless otherwise
specified.
Inverter/Lamp failure, details is detected.
Flashes fast once
H: On
L: Off
Power supply failure, details is detected.
Flashes fast twice
H: On
L: Off
Main CPU Communication failure, details is detected.
Flashes fast 3 times
H: On
L: Off
Other failure
Communication failure details is detected.
Flashes fast 4 times
H: On
L: Off
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