METZ 65MUB8000 picture noise

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  • alltvrepairs
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Jan 2014
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    • Malta

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    METZ 65MUB8000 picture noise

    Hi,
    I have this 65 android tv that switches ON ok but after the LOGO is displayed a lot of noise starts appearing across the picture.

    After an overnight OFF it takes a little longer for the fault to appear. I have tried to take advantage of this by heating up the mainboard and TCON while keeping the display cold. But have inconclusive results.

    Tried removing either panel Tabs but with 1 tab only I get no picture. Then I tried the tape method on a small portion of each tab, moving the insulator left to right, but again didn't find any correlation.

    Am not sure how to tackle this any further. Am not yet convinced if the panel is the culprit. Am searching for Service mode to do an initial factory reset.




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