Re: Much confusion over one Panasonic TCP50S2 board



Thanks for the heads up on tvpartstoday, their reviews are limited out on Google.



In my case would that be a TNPHXXXX number? From what I can tell they are the same.......

Hello,

Hoping there is still someone around that works on Plasma's and knows specifics about the 50S2... I bought one used with issues and want to replace the A board. Service manual says board model number is TXN/A1LQUUS. So, I look around and find a used pull from a working set(came from a TCP50C2 but said it was compatible). I get it home and the board is identical..., except for the ribbon cable mount. To of the three are a different size. My S2 are wider than the board I received. After looking on the internet, other companies are selling the same thing.

[url]https://www.tvpartstoday.com/TXN-A1LQUUS-Panasonic-TV-Module-A-Board-Tuner-p/txn-fslash-a1lquus.htm[/url]...

Re: Options replacing glass in Panasonic Plasma

Thanks! I am further ahead than I was since before my post! I was trying to get a hold of each manual online for free and it was proving very time consuming! At least I know what my target might be now... I'll post something back here if I end up getting a glass other than TKGA5520S...

This really isn't a capacitor or even a circuit board issue, but I figured some of you guys may have done repairs on something other than a board.

I have an old TCP50G15 and want to replace the front glass on it. I'll be looking for a used one, probably hoping for a rare opportunity at buying someones old set with a blown board and a clean screen. My question is, could I find any other 50 inch Panasonic plasma model that has a front glass (I understand the glass and the panel are fused with some) and assume it is compatible? I looked at my service manual, and it doesn't appear that...

Hi, First timer here wondering if there is another option out there other than ModusLink PTS(searches on forum got me that far - thanks!) to get my TXNSC1DRUU , TNPA4782AF board repaired. Not many of these around to buy anymore and I just don't have the solder skills to do the repair myself. Maybe there is still some used out there that could be operational? Thanks in advance for any replies..

Re: New Members - please post your introductions here

Hi all, I have a Panasonic plasma that is of no use to me broken, so I'm looking into the potential that this may be a future project.