As above, turns on, speaker drops out of bottom of unit, no sound or picture. If I force power supply on all voltages correct and backlights come on ok. Any troubleshooting tips for boards? TIA
LG 55LA970W - No sound or picture.
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Re: LG 55LA970W - No sound or picture.
That test usually means the powerboard and backlights are ok. Try shining a flashlight on the screen hit menu see if you see any text or image if not check the voltage on each side of tcon fuse, negative probe to chassis ground positive probe on each end. -
Re: LG 55LA970W - No sound or picture.
Could try unhooking the bluetooth module and camera etc., you tried with both remote and tv buttons right? that's if this model has buttons.Comment
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Re: LG 55LA970W - No sound or picture.
Did you check tcon fuse, you mean no power getting from mainboard to tcon?Comment
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