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Last Activity: 03-02-2024, 04:17 PM
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  • Owner said LCD is good but why they take all the boards? I have same guess as you LCD is probably rubbish so don't want to pay high $ for board set. Thanks again for confirmation it will work and I'll decide if want to gamble haha....
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  • Thanks. Just to confirm, you have 2 different model TV (GU-75TU6979 and GU-75TU7979) with identical LCD panel and different boards?

    In my case, panel between CA02 and FA01 differ by 1 letter. Main t-con output connector circuit looks identical. Maybe likely interchangeable but thought I confirm before gambling on the replacement board purchase....
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  • Unknown. Got TV with all the boards removed by prior owner. Need to decide to purchase board sets (expensive) to attempt repair. Samsung TVs with same PN often have different version #. Found a FA01 version board set much cheaper than CA02 version (the TV I have is CA02) which is why I asked if anyone nows FA01 main board (t-con on board) is compatible with CA02 version panel. Panel #s are 1 letter different. Info all on original post....
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    Last edited by howardc64; 01-01-2024, 01:42 PM.

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  • UN75RU800DFXZA FA01 CA02 Compatibility

    Got a CA02 version without all the boards. LCD panel not cracked but unknown condition. Backlight seems to work with LED tester.

    Board sets cost 2/3 price of the TV. Found a FA01 version board set for good price. ShopJimmy doesn't show FA01 CA02 as interchangeable. main board numbers between 2 versions are different but t-con to panel connection appears identical. LCD panel PN is 1 letter different.

    [B]Version CA02[/B]

    LCD = CY-NR075FG[U][B]H[/B][/U]V1H (letter H)
    main = BN94-14163F (shopjimmy [URL="https://www.shopjimmy.com/samsung-bn94-14163f-main-board-for-un75ru8000fxza-version-ca02/"]link[/URL])...
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    Last edited by howardc64; 01-01-2024, 12:49 PM.

  • Re: Toshiba 55C350 How to Remove LCD?



    Indeed, for pros, time to remove double sided tape is prohibitive.

    Its key to cut foam tape without making a bunch of debris. xacto and razor blade made foam debris that dumps between diffuser and LCD glass. What is your trick? cutter wheels?...
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  • Re: Toshiba 55C350 How to Remove LCD?

    [B]UPDATE
    [/B]
    Almost successful in repair. Unfortunately cracked the LCD nearly the last step trying to remove debris from underside of the LCD.

    [B]Debris on underside of LCD Glass
    [/B]
    To remove the double sided tape from the underside of LCD require exposing the underside to open air for extended period of time. Only way to see and clean all dust/debris particles is with LCD installed (but not double sided sticked down) and backlight on. The natural instinct is to tilt up the LCD while installed...
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  • Re: UN55KU6270FXZA Backlight Flashing Briefly on Power On



    My notes said 2 dead LED post LED bar extraction testing with LED tester. Unfortunately forgot to correlate if on the string that ramped up slower.

    Kind of a PITA problem to diagnose as backlight doesn't clearly show error while installed which is why so many people use the PWM_BLU disconnect trick. But this trick probably also runs the backlight brighter....
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  • Re: UN55KU6270FXZA Backlight Flashing Briefly on Power On

    UPDATE

    This problem was ultimately diagnosed as bad backlight. Once backlight was fixed, problem went away.
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  • Re: Hisense main board surrogate evaluation

    hi yes, I also researched this option but I did find a RSAG7.820.8831 at reasonable cost so chose that.

    I vaguely remember the few pair of pixel signal wires are on different lines on the tcon-LCD connector so at a minimum, these would need to be physically cut and rerouted. The smart TV os is different as well (Andriod vs Roku) so I think chance of working is quite low.

    I recall TVpartstoday had a board available every few weeks when I was looking but it will sell very quickly. So I registered my email on availability...
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  • Re: Sony XBR-65X750D Horizontal lines bottom of screen

    One thing positive about these XBRs is they are incredible thin (females seems to fans haha) and surely edge lit which provides a very even backlight. The cheap HiSense and TCLs I've worked on try to go thin with stuck on reflector paper with standard backlight bars. Almost never go back on with even backlight... probably wasn't that even coming out of the factory haha.
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  • Re: Sony XBR-65X750D Horizontal lines bottom of screen

    UPDATE : Blocking off VGH VHG_ODD VGH_EVEN AND CLK4 fixed the picture completely I figure line 13 was CLK4 (line 16 to 13 is 4)

    I could remove the resistor/fuses on the buffer board for these (VGH need to be cut) but probably no difference from masking off the t-con output?
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  • Re: Sony XBR-65X750D Horizontal lines bottom of screen

    Nearly fixed by blocking out VGH VGH_ODD VGH_EVEN from T-Con on the failed side of the panel. Now picture is great and just have 1 bright line (13 from top) and line 1-12 seems dimmer/discolored.

    Note the TV is upside down in pic below.

    Possible to do better than this? Maybe the panel fault is line 13 and VGH* so have to sacrifice one or the other? LCD panel is LG.

    [ATTACH]314228[/ATTACH][ATTACH]314229[/ATTACH][ATTACH]314230[/ATTACH][ATTACH]314231[/ATTACH][ATTACH]314232[/ATTACH]...
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    Last edited by howardc64; 10-12-2023, 11:00 PM.

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  • Re: Toshiba 55C350 How to Remove LCD?



    Thanks. Chatted with AliExpress vendor (I think same/similar seller on ebay shipping from China) selling 3 meter x 4mm VHB 5952 tape. They said they are authorized distributor and cut when order is placed. Reviews seems to be good so I'll see about giving this a try... IF I can get the old tape off the LCD haha...

    Will report back after success OR failure haha....
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  • Re: Toshiba 55C350 How to Remove LCD?

    Looking for double sided tape to glue the LCD back onto the frame. My understanding is 3M VHB is best but 1/4" (6mm+) width is smallest 3M makes.

    Original double sided foam tape (cut to remove LCD to change backlight) is 4mm wide, ~1mm thick.

    Consulted with 3M chat support, they say its common for some distributor cut/slit/convert the tape into smaller widths. But need to be done in controlled environment / tools to not contaminate and lose stickiness.

    4mm wide 3M VHB tape available on aliexpress but...
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  • Re: Sony XBR-65X750D Horizontal lines bottom of screen

    oh well, replacement t-con. Same symptoms ( post #54 ) so fault on panel / buffer board side. Will try removing CLK3-4 resisters next since masking signals yield best result (but still dark black lines on that side of the panel)
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  • Re: Toshiba 55C350 How to Remove LCD?

    UPDATE

    Cut the foam, changed the backlight. Now need to get foam tape to secure LCD. 2 tricky spots on disassembly.
    [LIST][*]The plastic diffuser and white reflector sheet is also double sided glued on the bottom approx 2x 8-10cm sections. Quite a mess, Basically will ripped the bottom edge of the reflector sheet cutting these sections with razor blade.
    [*]Reflector sheet is also double sided taped down to the tub. Best to pull the tape up with the reflector sheet as tub is more sturdy.[/LIST]
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  • Toshiba 55C350 How to Remove LCD?

    Backlight is out. Looks like LCD is double sided foam tape glued to the chassis. Have to cut foam tape with knife/blade?

    [ATTACH]312968[/ATTACH]

    Apple iMac >= 2012 use foam tape to glue down screen. But impossible to get LCD installed with new foam tape on with same adhesion. Many people have screen fall off and crack afterwards.

    Looks like need to get 3M VHB tape to resecure it properly per post #6 here

    [url]https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?p=1140983#post1140983[/url]Backlight is out. Looks like LCD is double sided foam tape glued...
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    Last edited by howardc64; 09-30-2023, 02:08 PM.

  • Re: Sony XBR-65X750D Horizontal lines bottom of screen



    Was able to isolate to blocking off CLK3-4 but dark lines exist on the half of the panel thats blocked off.

    Anomaly alternates between good picture and horizontal lines + screen door images shifted vertically every second. Does this strongly suggest fault could be on the t-con side so maybe worth trying a replacement t-con?...
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  • Re: Sony XBR-65X750D Horizontal lines bottom of screen



    Actually not quite fixed. Half of the panel with blocked off CLK1-4 has slight dark horizontal bands. CLK1-4 from the other half of the screen can't drive across the 65" panel.

    So need to further reduce number of block off row gate drivers or find another fix....
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  • Re: Sony XBR-65X750D Horizontal lines bottom of screen

    Just fixed one of these XBR-65X850D. Similar to OP's XBR-65X750D. 850D does have 2 flex from main to t-con compared to750D's 1 flex.
    [LIST][*]Row anomaly would appear and disappear with a ~1s interval so could suggest t-con. But 1 black line was consistently present which may suggest the panel and/or buffer boards.[*]Row drivers on left side of panel (looking from the back) was the culprit. Blocking them off got good picture. Was able to isolate down to CLK1-4 but couldn't get less, perhaps multiple row gate drivers failed.[*]OP's...
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    Last edited by howardc64; 09-24-2023, 08:05 PM.

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