Replacing nand/flash chip on TV's

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  • sigmeyer
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2020
    • 158
    • Serbia
    #1

    Replacing nand/flash chip on TV's

    Hello , i was wondering how would i go about replacing nand chips on TVs?
    Recently i had a few tvs that i couldnt fix because one had a corrupted nand chip and one just kept rebooting *psu fine) . Can i just find a random nand chip , solder it on , then boot with usb firmware ? would it update or do i need to Pre-write the chip before soldering it?
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    • William1967
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Nov 2017
      • 215
      • Netherlands
      #2
      Re: Replacing nand/flash chip on TV's

      No, you can not use an empty nand and start the tv up via USB. Firmware is used to update and that is much different. For example i have a few Sony's with more than 12G software inside the nand, the firmware is only 1,2G

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        • mazmaz
          New Member
          • Jan 2021
          • 3
          • Iran
          #3
          Re: Replacing nand/flash chip on TV's

          Hi,
          for re programming a nand or emmc chip,
          You should remove it and place on universal programmer and burn a good dump backed up file and re solder it again exactly in its place.
          or in some circuits you are able to do onboard programming by some universal programmers without removing it as JTAG.

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