LCD Digital Screen monitor help

[el3ctroded]

Re: LCD Digital Screen monitor help

I've had several devices I've tried to work on (not TVs) that had all part numbers sanded off all the chips. It's annoying.

[PlainBill]

Re: LCD Digital Screen monitor help

I've had several devices I've tried to work on (not TVs) that had all part numbers sanded off all the chips. It's annoying.

That sort of crap has been going on for years, and is worse than annoying. The manufacturer is saying 'You bought it from us, and we own you.'

I wonder if PCBONEZ was complaining about the manufacturer not putting their logo on SMD devices. On most of the packages they would have to come up with a special process; there is barely enough room to put two legible characters on them.

PlainBill

[PCBONEZ]

Re: LCD Digital Screen monitor help

Those aren't that small.

Fcon caps probably aren't helping anything.

[pug_dari]

Re: LCD Digital Screen monitor help

Without the schematic for that PCB no one can bee correct on the exact part replacement.

[PlainBill]

Re: LCD Digital Screen monitor help

Without the schematic for that PCB no one can bee correct on the exact part replacement.

You're right. You might as well give it to someone who knows the difference between a diode and a transistor.

PlainBill

[pug_dari]

Re: LCD Digital Screen monitor help

You're right. You might as well give it to someone who knows the difference between a diode and a transistor.

PlainBill

Already been there to a "professional" and he blow-it up

[PlainBill]

Re: LCD Digital Screen monitor help

Already been there to a "professional" and he blow-it up

I didn't say 'Give it to a "professional", I said "give it to someone who knows the difference between a diode and a transistor." All it takes to be a "professional" is a business card and a line of BS. There are many people working in electronics repair who understand electronics. Wizard is obviously one of them. There are also many whose strength is swapping parts until it works, writing inflated invoices, and coming up with reasons why you should pay them for NOT fixing it.

My further point is that someone who cannot distinguish between a diode and a transistor is not qualified to decide my parts identification is incorrect.

PlainBill