Re: samsung LN-T4661F Negative image & intermittent ghosting
Hi there, just wanted to post an update. I ended up just taking a chance & replacing the TCON board and it solved the problem. Thanks for your help!
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Re: samsung LN-T4661F Negative image & intermittent ghosting
Welp, the customer finally brought the remote. Despite doing a reset and verifying all the settings I could, no luck. I'd try flashing it, but I have not been able to find any firmware files for this model. Tomorrow I'm going to disassemble the unit and try to test voltage on the TCON. I think I'll need to do some more research on that, as I'm not as familiar with that board as I am with others. It sounds like the aforementioned chip is a common point of failure, so I suspect there is some info I can find. Thanks for...
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Re: samsung LN-T4661F Negative image & intermittent ghosting
Thanks for the tip! It has a Wiselink USB port that can apparently be used for updating firmware. That led me down an interesting path. While hunting for the firmware, which I have not yet been able to find, I've found some threads indicating severe (though correctable) image issues arising from firmware updates. Now I'm wondering if someone has attempted a firmware update which resulted in these issues and just decided to offload it on someone else. Before I disassemble it I think I'm going to get...
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Re: samsung LN-T4661F Negative image & intermittent ghosting
Thanks! I'll disassemble it shortly and get to the TCON board.
In researching the issue, I did see some info related to that chip, but it was for a different model. If it pertains to this model as well I'll make sure to do some more research.
I am working on this for a customer, so sadly I can't guarantee the TCON board has not been replaced previously. In addition, it is now on its 2nd or 3rd owner. The story is that it just occurred.
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samsung LN-T4661F Negative image & intermittent ghosting
Hi all,
I've got a Samsung LN-T4661F that has what I would describe as a "negative" image. It also intermittently retains images on the screen (ghosting?). i.e. If it sits on the DVD menu for a bit, then you transition to another screen, you can still see the DVD menu. (This isn't consistent.)
All HDMI inputs have the same behavior. I have not tried any other inputs yet.
At the moment I'm thinking that the display/main board is the culprit, but I haven't ruled out the TCON board. Power is good, & it's not behaving like other tab bond issues...
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Re: Polaroid TLX-04244B Image, but no backlight (No separate inverter boards)
Thank you for the response! I know pictures are important. I'm sorry, I have a fine motor tremor (I shake somewhat badly all the time) and so my pictures all turn out nearly useless, especially when detailed things need to be identifiable. (One reason I went a bit nuts on describing things.) I was thinking that this seems to be a common problem with this set & I suppose I was hoping someone familiar with it would chime in. After looking over some of my questions, like the one about freakin' DIP switches...Last edited by Oran; 11-11-2014, 12:06 PM.
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Polaroid TLX-04244B Image, but no backlight (No separate inverter boards)
Hi all, long-time lurker, first-time poster.I've been fixing TVs for a while now, but I don't have all the answers by any means. You guys have all been a big help, and I'm hoping someone may have some feedback for me on this one as I'm a bit stumped. Thanks in advance for your time!
I have a Polaroid TLX-04244B. It was having one problem, I attempted a repair and now it is having a different problem.
Initial situation (Essentially solved, apparently):
- When turned on, red standby light flashed repeatedly (no sequence)
- Had to unplug it...
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Re: New Members - please post your introductions here
Hi all!
My name is Oran and I like fixing things. I primarily work on computers, but I've been taking apart anything and everything for 30 years. This forum has been a great help to me as I delve deeper into TV repair. Thanks everyone!
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