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LCD TV forum / Re: JVC LED TV backlight problem, Power board and LED ok! Please help!
« Last post by downunder on October 23, 2023,22:03:01  »

Very strange behaviour ! Disconnecting the cable between the main board & p/supply to see if the backlights turn on, only works on Samsung led TVs, so that test is invalid. Next time it fails, instead of unplugging the main-to-T-Con lead, try disconnecting one at a time, the 2 flexie cables that run from T-Con to the display. See if either one restores the backlights. Maybe the display panel itself is returning a FAIL message to the micro,
thus disabling the backlights. I don't understand the reasoning behind this if it is the case.

On the connector between the p/supply and main there will be a pin designated BL-ERR (= error). Would be interesting to see how the DC voltage is behaving on failure. One would expect minimal volts there in normal operation, but high when t5he backlights go out. The b/light tester is a useful tool but it only applies around 30mA of current to the LEDs, whereas in normal use the LED strips draw about 300mA, thus totally different operating conditions. But we'll assume for now the LEDs are OK.
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LCD TV forum / Re: JVC LED TV backlight problem, Power board and LED ok! Please help!
« Last post by metallicaz on October 23, 2023,06:09:23  »
Hello Downunder,

Thank you for your reply and suggestion. It is very helpful and I really appreciate it.

Here is what I have done so far:

When the backlight went off and sound was still working and the picture could be seen using a torch.

I took the back cover off- and noticed that, when the TV is powered on using a remote, the backlights lit-up for a nanosecond, and then turns-off. First thing, I did was, I checked the Power board for the mains voltage using the multi-metre, it showed the correct voltage, Then, I checked the voltage of the backlight connector (with the backlight wire attached), the reading was 84v, 95V was printed on the board, there are total of 27 LEDs (9 x 3 strips = 81v), voltage dropped when I put the Tv on standby, and went up when I had turned it on, meaning it was working. Then, I removed the Tv's Main (logic) board cable from the power board and turned on the TV to see if the LED's will lit-up, it didn't, so, I assumed the Logic board was fine. After this, I assumed that the backlight has failed, so, I removed the screen and tested each LED's they all worked, I tested them using the LED TV backlight tester, and a multi-metre, they all worked, individually, as a strip (line) and they worked all lit up together as a whole. So I assumed a lose connection, hence, I the put the TV back together, IT WORKED FOR A FEW DAYS(less than a week), and again the backlight went off.

This time around, I followed the same procedure, BUT, WHAT I NOTICED was that, when I unplugged the Logic board's cable from the mains boards and turned on the TV, it didn't lit-up the backlight, so, I put it back, but as soon as, I DISCONNECTED THE RIBBON CABLE THAT RUNS FROM THE MAIN (LOGIC) BOARD TO THE T-CON board at the TCON board's end, and then turned-on the TV , the backlight came back (it lit-up), so, I re-attached it the ribbon cable and the TV works fine, the lights are on and everything is running, BUT, here is the problem, it only runs for few days and again the backlight goes off, REMOVING AND RE-ATTCHEING THE RIBBON CABLE SEEMS TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM, BUT ONLY FOR A FEW DAYS and AFTER WHICH, THE PROBLEM OF BACKLIGHT COMES BACK AGAIN.

Hence, I am not sure, if the fault lies on the Ribbon cable (NO DAMAGE) , mains board or a T-CON board. Because, LED's are fine, I have tested them individually. The only was to bring back the backlight seems to be REMOVING and RE-Attaching the RIBBON cable. BUT THIS SEEMS TO WORK ONLY FOR A FEW DAYS. Any suggestion would be very helpful.
 
Thank you




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LCD TV forum / Re: JVC LED TV backlight problem, Power board and LED ok! Please help!
« Last post by downunder on October 23, 2023,03:39:05  »

Can't be sure the backlights are totally OK, and it is the most likely scenario. Not the T-Con because you can see a picture with a flashlight. For the backlights to work, the main board sends a signal to the power supply commanding it to activate the backlights. This signal is usually designated BL-ON, BL-EN, INV-ON or INV-EN (EN = enable). Look for this pin on the p/supply at the socket of the Main-to-P/Supply cable. It needs around 3V DC for the backlights to turn on. Check this pin when the TV fails. No 3V = no backlights = faulty main board.

Not sure if you have the knowledge to open the backlight cavity i.e. remove the screen and all the diffuser sheets behind it. This allows you to see the backlights which do operate even without the screen. You may get a chance to see one LED strip go out first, then protection operates & the micro turns all backlights off. Often too, each LED strip has a joiner near the centre i.e. each strip is made up of 2 pieces. These joiners sometimes lose contact.

If the TV uses edge or bottom LEDs, then we're in another world. But that may give you smething to go by.                           Bruce
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LCD TV forum / JVC LED TV backlight problem, Power board and LED ok! Please help!
« Last post by metallicaz on October 22, 2023,10:42:58  »
Hello,

My 40 inch JVC LED TV works fine, has sound, but it has no backlight. I have tested the power board and the backlight, they seems to be okay. When, I remove the ribbon cable that goes from the Main board to the T-con board (backlight turns up), and then put it back again, the backlight comes back and TV works for a few days (4-7 days). After a few days, again the backlight goes dark, but the TV works and I can hear the sound and see they picture by flashing a light.

So, I am not sure, if it is a faulty, Ribbon cable, Main board or the T-con board? Because, removing and re-attaching the ribbon cable seems to solve the backlight issue for at least a few days, apart from the backlight, everything seems to work just fine. Please help!

Many thanks
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LCD TV forum / Re: Faulty screens
« Last post by downunder on October 21, 2023,06:36:29  »
Greetings Al,
Shows how far the quality level of displays has sunk. There are several you tube videos on this tape method. Sure, it works sometimes but I have found it somewhat tedious finding the right pins to block. Can give acceptable results but the quality of the picture
is usually degraded a tad.
Of course, if you can determine which half of the panel is defective it narrows things down. Not always possible as some sets use only one flexie from the main board to panel, but with other sets you can disconnect the t-con to panel flexies individually. One scenario should produce half
a good screen. If the half you've disconnected is bad, and unplugging that good half and connecting the "bad" half will get you back to a blank screen.
If you've reached this point, first check the smd caps on the bottom driver board for shorts. Some Samsungs have a cluster of 6 or 8 diode packs at the extreme outer ends of the driver boards which sometimes short. These are microscopic 10 pin devices like dual in line ICs  D01, D02 etc. The centre pins (3 & 8) are common earth for the 8 encapsulated diodes. If you find one that has a shorted diode, simply desolder it and leave it out.
Hopefully this gives you some inkling.                  Bruce
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LCD TV forum / Faulty screens
« Last post by call me al on October 19, 2023,13:35:57  »
Hi folks,am coming across a lot of sets with screen issues.Faults are usually a blank screen or tv not powering up until screen is disconnected.Have read that this can sometimes be solved by blanking off some of the outputs of the tcon board.Am wondering are there any potential safety issues in this practice or is it a way to resolve the fault.Any advice much appreciated.thanks Al
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Spares to buy / Remote Control for Philips TV Model: 42PFL5008D/56
« Last post by Ibtihaj Khan on September 04, 2023,14:22:36  »
My Remote Control has batteries leaked into it and is not working since. Tried repairs locally, couldn't fix. My question is ;can a Universal remote work for this TV?
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Spares to buy / TV stand for Philips TV Model: 42PFL5008D/56
« Last post by Ibtihaj Khan on September 04, 2023,14:20:13  »
Looking for a TV stand for my Philips TV model : 42PFL5008D/56, any suggetions?
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LCD TV forum / Re: Is my TV goosed?
« Last post by downunder on August 17, 2023,05:13:40  »

A bit hard to say definitively. At the bottom of the TV (inside) you'll see a smallish board (T-Con) with flat leads (Flexy cables, usually 2flexy) going to the long boards along the bottom of the panel. I'd start by disconnecting one flexy at a time, switch the tv on and see if you get a clean half of the screen (may be pure white, black or have vertical lines). Then reconnect that flexy and unclip the other one and check the screen. Report back with your results (pictures are good) and we'll go from there.               Bruce
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LCD TV forum / Is my TV goosed?
« Last post by blooka on August 14, 2023,14:53:19  »
Have a cheap hitachi 58HK6100UA        58 inch tv which has just stopped working properly and i wondered if it is possible to fix or a total scrapper
it turns on but scrolls from picture which is a bit grainy to a blank screen with a yellowish halo around it, also a light spot has appeared in the bottom left corner with a black spot in it . was ok the then it just went it hasnt gradually become worse. i wouild just use it for a spare if it could even be partially repaired.
cheers guys hope you can give me some info
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