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t1412:
you could try replacing the buffer board, but i think the screen is faulty i hope i'm wrong good luck

shaun 

downunder:
You need to be looking at the boards [3] that run along the bottom of the panel, in particular the one that is located directly behind the bar on the screen. These boards  sometimes have their flexicables bonded to the panel. May be bad news if they are. Other times mfrs use COFs [component on film] for the flexis. You should be able to access these components on the underside of the COF and carefully reflow them. Go for the one nearest the bar on the screen. You may have to remove a covering heatsink to find them, not forgetting, as t1412 pointed out, it may be the panel itself.

t1412:
sorry to be a pain but can you take a picture of the back of the tv, the top and botton buffers i can point out what needs reflowing, then if this don't work we could try the ribbon repair trick if this don't work then chuck the tv through the window only joking, thanks     

regards
shaun

SlyAKs:
Cheers lads.. The tv is about 30 miles from where I live and it's so big and heavy my mate can't get it to me.. What are the chances of it being each of the faults listed.. Personally I think it could be the ribbon, but I cant be 100%. What does the ribbon repair entail as I've never repaired one before and how long would the repair last?  Need to know if it would be worth my while going back or should I  tell my mate to leave it in somewhere local.. Being 30 miles away, I don't fancy having to make a few trips back and forward. I originally thought I could save him a few quid, not so sure now..

t1412:
to be honest i'd leave to someone local, the ribbon repair is where you bond a bit  of rubber on the ribbon stop it flexing when the tv gets warm sometimes it works sometimes it don't, have look on youtube... cheers

shaun 

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