The screen is working now, I also had to replace IC TEA19161 IC which was dead.
However, I've now noticed a backlight problem.
I'm not sure whether to attempt the repair since the panel is glued on this model 😣
hi, i am looking for the IC1604 SPI for a Samsung UE55MU6405K -BN41-02568B / BN94-12401R - Version panel CY-KM055HGEV1H. The TV doesn’t start and no led on standby state. Thanks
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I'm not sure what you mean by kind of panel.
I checked the caps and none of them are overheating. COFs have roughly the same temperature, around 60 degrees Celsius....
I'm sorry, I just realized I should have said thank you Mr. Know-It-All.
I remain interested in information for my problem, even from people less expert than Mr. Davi.p :-)
I just ran a test by attaching a small heatsink to the VPM1GMA component. The vertical lines eventually appeared, but after 4 to 5 minutes instead of one.
Since the output voltages of the component are stable, I don't see what else I can test. Cooling it with a freeze spray restores the image to perfect condition.
I could try replacing the VPM1GMA component, but it's impossible to find. Is it compatible with VPM1RT, VPM1R0A, VPMS2RT, or VPMS3RT?...
I'm struggling to identify the burned-out components. My biggest problem is identifying the PWM controller (IC621) that drives the burned-out MOSFET Q621. Pin 1 drives the gate via two resistors in series, both of which are burned out: R627 (? ohms) near the controller and R628 (22 ohms) near the MOSFET. Pin 2 is GND, and pin 3 is connected to the source of Q621 via resistor R632 (? ohms), which is also burned out. My friend ChatGPT suggested several controllers (OB226x, NCP120x, or FAN675x) based solely on the function of pins 1, 2, and 3, but after checking, none of them...
I'm not sure what conclusions to draw from the tests.
How can it be explained that simply cooling the VPM1GMA component restores the image to normal ?
I could try attaching a small heatsink to this component to see what happens.
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