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DrO
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Last Activity: 07-28-2018, 05:43 AM
Joined: 07-24-2018
Location: Ontario
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  • Re: Samsung P2770 vertical bands

    OK, had a go at removing the panel from its metal "inner frame" so I could inspect how/whether I might clean/re-seat the ribbons from the T-Con to the panel.

    In the event, those ribbons are "glued" both on the T-Con and "panel/LCD/LED" side.

    I did clean the LVDS ribbon on the T-Con side. I did "un-lock" the ribbon on the logic board side but it did not want to come free, and did not wish to force it.

    ... put it all back together, and the result is per the attached...
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  • Re: Samsung P2770 vertical bands

    Cheers for that. Would there be a manual or whatever somewhere for disassembly of the T-Con/Panel (I can manage everything up to that point)?
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  • Samsung P2770 vertical bands

    I am new to all this, including this forum, my apologies for any faux pas.

    I have searched the forum, have dloaded and read the provided PDF for TV/Monitor troubleshoot, plus the Service Manual available via the links in this forum.

    I am guessing others have this issue, but have not seen/found the solution.

    I have a Samsung P2770HD TV/monitor. A year ago the power supply went. I taught myself enough to be able to determine there were bad caps, and taught myself to solder in some new Rubicons from DigiKey ... All seemed well again.

    A...
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  • Re: New Members - please post your introductions here

    Hello

    Most everybody calls me DrO (or DrOli sometimes). I am, mostly, a "math geek". Have started to take deeper interest electronics being triggered by my desire to fix my Samsung TV's wonky power supply, and taught myself enough about caps, soldering etc to succeed.

    Now on to more ambitious, though still newbie, tasks :-)
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