I have same problem with 75u68g hisense. Tcon swap didn't help.
Backlight on. I can see a white smear like 99% blur but motion can be observed.
When left side of tcon remove white and black flashes on left side. When right side of tcon removed all black screen.
Is there something likely to check or swap? I'm gathering maybe something on the thin board between the tcon and the panel could be a problem?
Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
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A few of us are tackling what appears to be this same situation in this thread:
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/troubl...audio-no-image
I have posted some pictures there, if that's helpful.Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
upload photos of yours white half screen and other green faded ... also do in reserve way the ribbon disconnected between T-CON and Panel... show us the result in photo too.I am by no means an expert in electronics, just a hobbyist.Yes, it does have backlights on, and you can hear the sound. I checked fuse, and swapped main board and t-con. At this point I am afraid that the problem is in the driver boards since the screen is intact. The right side side shows a white screen when the left side is disconnected from the T-CON. But the left side shows a faded dark gray when connected alone. I measure the clock voltages in both left and right driver boards and they all read 8.2V. I couldn't find a bad capacitor yet. So I am a little lost..Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
I am by no means an expert in electronics, just a hobbyist.Yes, it does have backlights on, and you can hear the sound. I checked fuse, and swapped main board and t-con. At this point I am afraid that the problem is in the driver boards since the screen is intact. The right side side shows a white screen when the left side is disconnected from the T-CON. But the left side shows a faded dark gray when connected alone. I measure the clock voltages in both left and right driver boards and they all read 8.2V. I couldn't find a bad capacitor yet. So I am a little lost..Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
Exact same issue? Did you do all tests here as well? Cause in post 26 on this thread it looks like his panel is toast.Hey everyone! Anyone got to find a solution for this problem? I have the same model and same issue. Checked caps and resistors everywhere with a cap meter, no shorts. One interesting thing I've found is that the led strip leads, one shows 12V and the other one only about 7V.. ��
How are you testing the LED? You have backlight but no picture? If it differs at all start a new threadLeave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
Hey everyone! Anyone got to find a solution for this problem? I have the same model and same issue. Checked caps and resistors everywhere with a cap meter, no shorts. One interesting thing I’ve found is that the led strip leads, one shows 12V and the other one only about 7V..Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
Check those components on the panel driver boards, the easiest to check are the little brown mlc caps, check that none are shorted which means shows continuity, check with a probe on each end of cap and check that none show very low ohms, also look them over very closely, sometimes you can tell they are bad by seeing hairline crack/s and such. Might also run across bad diode packs or resistors.Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
I have the same exact model Hisense 58R6E3 with the same problem. I have ordered a t-con board as the t-con test doesn't work for me. weather one ribbon is connected or both disconnected same result just the backlights light up. I'm not investing much to try to repair it. if the t-con board doesn't work then in the trash it goes.Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
I finally took my multi-meter to the driver boards this evening. T-con ribbon cables disconnected.
Right side board:
All CAPS have cont to ground on one side.
one (1) resistor (R153) has cont to ground on both sides. = shorted
Left side board is where things seem to get really ugly:
All CAPS have cont to ground on one side.
Resistor R2 and R3 cont to ground on both sides.
R146 cont to ground on one side, 100 ohms across (wonder why my meter did not beep?)
R163 cont to ground on one side, 560 ohms across (again, no beep)
The following resistors had cont to ground on one side, i did not check cont across these:
R150, 151, 155, 156, 222, 236, 244, 227, 242, 240, 232, 248, 250, 226, 179, 111, 113, 115
I'm pretty sure that this confirms my screen is toast?
Funny thing is that the sticky goo was mostly on the right side of the TV.Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
I was reading in another thread (Hisense 50P6) with a similar problem.
Diah posted the following: (post #6)
disconnect the LVDS from T-CON side and turn on... if the BL come on then follow the test
- keep the LVDS disconnected from T-CON side.. make jumper wire between the power boards 12V line and feed it direct on F1 ( black fuse ) on the T-CON and turn on see how the screen look.
if the first point the BL didn't come on... but u still have the 12V on PWB ... do the point 2 but use torch light to discover what the screen displaying.
I did that, and there was no change in the display on the screen, but I did get a steady green LED in the middle of the T-con board. The backlights did come on even with the cable between the main board and the T-con removed. I'm not sure that it is a valid test for this T-con board, though.Leave a comment:
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I pulled to other covers off of the back this evening. I'm not seeing anything that seems to be shorted out. Only one side of the chips have continuity to ground. At this point I have not pulled the ground tape off of the driver boards to flip them down to look at the other side of the ribbon cables, but I don't see anything that looks unusual from what I can see through them where they attach to the boards.Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
I would think you would see half of a good screen, if you were feeding it video then half screen of video, or like if there's text that says no signal or such then that half should display the text on that half same for the other side with the other side unhooked.Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
Yeah, I tried that this evening. No joy. If I pressed the Q-tip into the screen harder than I thought reasonable I could get a small area of the black spot to lighten, but it was temporary. Very, very temporary. Sometime in the next day or so I'll pull the back side covers and put a meter on the driver board chips and see what I have.
Another quick question... What SHOULD I be seeing on the screen with one of the T-con cables disconnected, assuming that the screen was good?Last edited by cozwurth; 04-20-2023, 08:41 PM.Leave a comment:
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Like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F59mxBCW9GwLeave a comment:
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I guess there's not much that can be done, I saw some videos on youtube in the recent past where they would rub the screen on the edges of black circles and they would go away, these guys say it's hopeless tho: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YDwiQevzDULast edited by nomoresonys; 04-19-2023, 07:57 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
Yeah, I'm def not an expert on this stuff... Yes, diodes are supposed to let voltage flow in one direction only. The confusing thing is that I have 0V on the + side, but 12V on the - side. I'm pretty sure I'm just wizzing in the wind with this thing, but I would like to learn something. I can get a T-con board on the big auction site pretty cheap, but if that's not the problem, or if the screen is also completely blitzed then there is not much sense in replacing it.Last edited by cozwurth; 04-19-2023, 06:22 PM.Leave a comment:
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Lol, that cracked me up, I kinda thought you meant you took out the tcon after I thought about it. Don't diodes just let voltage flow in one direction, so maybe D10 has a problem? Zener diodes allow flow in both directions but are usually labeled starting with a Z, pretty sure D10 is not a zener.Last edited by nomoresonys; 04-19-2023, 05:33 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
LOL, no, not the fuse itself. I meant the T-con board was out, but I can see where you were on that one.
While I had the board out I used the ohm/diode setting on my multimeter and checked out the three diodes in the area of the fuse.
D6 - 509 ohms with the leads touching correctly, infinite in the other direction.
D10 - 128 ohms & infinite
D3 - 235 ohms & infinite
I put the board back in, plugged the TV back in, turned it on and checked for voltage at the fuse. 12.06V on both sides.
While I was there I checked voltage at the diodes in the vicinity of the fuse. (-) lead on chassis ground.
D6 - 0V on + side, 12V on - side
D10 - 12.7V on +, 15.3 on -
D3 - 15.14V on +, 0V on -
I'm no electronics wizard by any stretch of the imagination, but the voltage reading on D6 looks off to me.
I'll have to pull the panels off the sides to get to the thin driver boards. I did check continuity to ground (unplugged & T-con disconnected) on the few that I could get to and only got a reading on one side. Those few don't seem to be shorted.
I'm thinking that the panel is dead, too, but I'm just guessing. The large dark spot in the screen definitely looks like an issue with the panel, and there are a lot of vertical lines in the screen when I have one of the cables disconnected, so I'm not overly optimistic here. I had never seen the screen lit up until I disconnected one of the cables.Leave a comment:
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I didn't even notice that black spot, I see there's a thin black line running right up the middle of it the length of the screen vertically.Last edited by nomoresonys; 04-19-2023, 08:47 AM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Hisense 58R6E3 (Backlights, sounds, no picture)
from yours photos post #26 of screen and the black spot .. you have burned panel .. i have doubt if you can fix it neither masking will not help.Leave a comment:
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