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  • Kiks412
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    • Nov 2022
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    • Portugal

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    LG 42LG5000 - Wierd Coloration

    Hello everyone, I've started doing small repairs for a bit now but this one is new for me, I have a TV with a weird coloration, I looked in the color setting of the tv but had no luck, can anyone tell me what going on in here and give me a little explanation just for me to understand what's going on for the next time it happens
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  • diif
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    • Feb 2014
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    Re: LG 42LG5000 - Wierd Coloration

    I suspect the gamma IC on the tcon is faulty.

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    • Kiks412
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      • Nov 2022
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      • Portugal

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      Re: LG 42LG5000 - Wierd Coloration

      Originally posted by diif
      I suspect the gamma IC on the tcon is faulty.
      Thanks for the reply, so I should be good getting a new tcon board ? I'm still not very used with chip replacement

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      • diif
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        • Feb 2014
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        Re: LG 42LG5000 - Wierd Coloration

        Originally posted by Kiks412
        Thanks for the reply, so I should be good getting a new tcon board ? I'm still not very used with chip replacement
        Does it have an AS15 IC on it ?
        You can confirm it's faulty by measuring the voltage on its test points.

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        • nomoresonys
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          • Jan 2013
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          Re: LG 42LG5000 - Wierd Coloration

          not really seeing a big difference in the 2 displays, the one on the tv just looks a little brighter.

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          • digitel
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            • Apr 2013
            • 6
            • Alicante

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            Re: LG 42LG5000 - Wierd Coloration

            Yes, if there is a difference in color; especially in the cat.
            Apparently it's a solarization in Gamma.
            What was said by the companions; almost certainly failed in the gamma chip, which may be an AS15.

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