Re: KOGAN - KALED58RT9220SVA - Image flickering when in Energy Saving mode

**Another Nudge**

Anyone with any further ideas?
My testing shows that this flickering (as per the video), is [B]only[/B] present IF I set the back-light anywhere between 68-71%.

Any other setting above 71% or below 68% seems fine, no flicker, can watch for hours with perfect picture.Re: KOGAN - KALED58RT9220SVA - Image flickering when in Energy Saving mode

**Another Nudge**

Anyone with any further ideas?
My testing shows that this

Re: KOGAN - KALED58RT9220SVA - Image flickering when in Energy Saving mode

**UPDATE**

Okay - I've attached a video to demonstrate the effect I'm getting...

It seems this issue is [B]not[/B] limited to 'energy saving' mode. The 'flickering' effect, takes precedence when altering the back-light setting to around 70-71%.

It just so happens that when choosing 'energy saving' mode, this mode by default rests on 70% [B]but[/B] the effect also evident in other modes when varying the back-light to around 71%. At this level, the flickering starts...

Re: KOGAN - KALED58RT9220SVA - Image flickering when in Energy Saving mode

**BUMP**

Anyone come across this problem?

Hi All

I have a KOGAN 58' LCD Panel that 'flickers / pulsates' when in [B]energy saving mode[/B].
I've reset the unit to factory default & rerun the initial setup but no change.

IF I choose any other mode, example: Standard, flickering disappears.

I've downloaded the most recent FW for this model from Kogan's website & re-flashed. This initiated a full wipe of the unit, which subsequently led to the setup all over again, however, the issue still remained - screen flickering [B]but[/B] only when in 'energy saving' mode.

I've taken...

Re: Kogan - KALED65XU9220STB - Blue Vertical Line

Many thanks Lotas.

I was kinda hoping to not throw it away, seems a shame, but what I can do is scrap for parts.

Cheers for the quick response.

Hi all.

I have a Kogan 65' LCD Panel with a [B]thin[/B] blue vertical line (top to bottom) on left hand side of panel.
The line just happens to coincide with the end of COF and start of the next COF (attached).

The line is permanent no matter what I've tried. I've tried pressure testing the panel (top to bottom) and all over, I didn't notice any difference with the line, either temporary or semi-permanent.

Also tried unplugging all flex cables, cleaned with isopropyl then re-inserting to no avail - line remains.


Hoping...

Re: New Members - please post your introductions here

Hi all -
Quick intro about myself. From Australia and very interested in electronics and alike.
Hope to gain valuable information & learn from others.

Cheers.