My research shows that model ue65au7100 is edgelit.
however I’m in the US and they do not make this tv here. We only have AU8000. But the au8000 is edgelit also
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Yep, Hisense and tcl TVs will turn off if just 1 led is bad.
some Sonys do this also
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With the test points connected I get no picture with either side of the lvds cables disconnected. Just some vertical lines and a green blob. Same for both TVs.
Tried covering the ckv lines and same result also.
any other ideas or suggestions before I scrap both
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UN55LS003 panel help
I have this tv, actually I have 2 with same symptom. Turn tv on and it shows to connect one connect and then vertical lines and colors appear.
pretty sure it’s the panel but don’t see the 2 points to jumper together to see which side of the panel it is to start with. . Anyone had this model and problem before. Any insight?...
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These are the scrap pieces I tested on first. But you can see the nice edge the router left...
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I forgot to take a pick at the time. I can get one of the piece I cut off Monday
it’s the exact same looking as factory edge though.
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Update:
i tried to score and cut like Daido mentioned and it does give a clean cut edge. However I couldn’t get it to snap in 1 piece. Maybe with a better setup and even pressure.
Router worked great though and gave me a clean cut edge as well. It’s a lot of mess though compared to Daido way....
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Eazybone the mu series that are edgelit are the 7000 series and higher. The 6000 series are full array.
you can put the nu series screen in the mu series chassis but you need to use the mu chassis power board and nu mainboard.
also I think I needed to extend the wires for the power button. It’s a slightly different button on the mu chassis but everything worked when powered up....
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This is a cheap TV with a known screen defect.
Not worth all the trouble to be honest. I appreciate the dedication to trying to find a solution but sometimes things just belong in the trash. This tv being one of them.
Between the bad screens, the backlights burning out and melting diffusers....
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You have to use a very thin piece of plastic to slide under the screen and separate it from the glue strip and frame. It’s only on the top and sides.
Makes it a little easier if you put sheet of paper under where you already separated so it doesn’t re attach itself
It’s a really nice tv but a kinda of a pain to take apart
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Eazybone: I know the razor blade was last choice as it will take several (maybe hundreds) of cuts but I know it will work. I’ll update everyone one the router attempt when I do it.
The melted ones you can sand a little bit but everyone is different and will get different results. It’s never the same for each one unfortunately.
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Here is the router I referred to. [ATTACH=JSON]{"data-align":"none","data-size":"full","title":"IMG_5321.png","data-attachmentid":3244897}[/ATTACH]...
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I have 2 ways to try. First being a router and second being a razor knife. Hoping the router works as it will be the cleanest. I’m going to test the router first on the cracked 40” one
Do you have any experience or suggestions? I'm open to try something elseLast edited by Storyteller12; 03-30-2024, 12:27 PM.
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