Re: Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines and pixelation
i will have to get the photo later but this is one i found on the net if it helps: [url]http://assets.shopjimmy.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/s/h/shopjimmy-35-d064376-top.jpg[/url]Re: Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines...-top.jpg[/url]
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Re: Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines and pixelation
yeah 100hzLeave a comment:
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Re: Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines and pixelation
ok thanks. one last question, do you think its more likely to be the main board and not the t-con board that is broken?Leave a comment:
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Re: Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines and pixelation
thanks for your time anyway. is there an easy way to replace the cables?Leave a comment:
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Re: Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines and pixelation
they changed color and what not but never left. they do go away when i go to menu but the picture is still scrambled as per screenshots.Leave a comment:
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Re: Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines and pixelation
yeah i did, nothing.
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Re: Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines and pixelation
ok, I've jiggled LVDS1 and LVDS2 while tv was on, seems to change the picture but never fix it.Leave a comment:
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Re: Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines and pixelation
yeah sorry for the late reply, its not the greatest photo. :/ thanks man...Leave a comment:
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Re: Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines and pixelation
I checked that they seem ok, any other ideas?Leave a comment:
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Kogan KALED553D1A vertical lines and pixelation
Hi everyone, this is my first thread but I've found this forum useful before, thanks to it I now have a working 40" LCD for $30. Yippeee!
I'm back now with another one, I've looked into it as much as I can and I'm guessing its a t-con board problem. But before I order a new one, I wanted to get your thoughts on these photos.
On black screen we see vertical lines evenly spaced across whole screen. with a few other green pixels. Another photo has what the "No signal" message looks like, and on the final photo we see the menu with all funky colors.... -
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hi my name is pat, i'm from australia and i've used your forum before to fix one lcd panel with bad power supply with burnt out high voltage ceramic caps, and found it very helpful. got the exact cap values and positions on board. thanks to you, i have a working 40" lcd for total cost of $30, that includes expensive shipping so i ordered surplus caps. thanks!
i've come back now for another lcd, and from what i've learnt it could be the t-con board. will post thread in appropriate place. thanksLeave a comment:
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