Hi Davi, i have removed the ckv1 ckvb1 and ckv3 ckvb3 hooked them to voff and removed the NTC (thermistor) to increase voff to -20 and it fixed the issue, but i'm worried about vgl -20v is it ok ? and why removing these clockes from tcon fixed the issue...

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I encountered an issue with my TV long before noticing a pattern of alternating red lines. Initially, I replaced the T-Con board, but the problem persisted. After a year, I decided to open the TV again and found some oil leaks around the CPU, RAMs, and LVDS FPC connector, likely from the thermal pads. I reconnected the LVDS connector but still faced the same issue with the alternating lines.

At first, I thought the LVDS cable might be loose. I inspected the cable, found no damage, cleaned the connector, and reconnected it, but the issue remained. This led me to...

Hi, my name is Amine. I'm an electromechanical engineer and an amateur TV repair enthusiast. I also have a hobby in electronics and enjoy understanding how things work...