Thursday, January 5, 2012

LCD TV Repair made easy # 1

LCD TV Repair made easy # 1 - LCD Television








LCD TV Repair made easy # 1

tvrepairinfo.com In this video I talk about some of the common mistakes many DIY TV repairmen make when trying to repair their own TVs. Listed below are some great resources for anyone desiring to improve their troubleshooting skills.Troubleshooting & Repairing LCD TVs by John Preher at http For someone new to electronics the first few pages of this book may be a bit challenging but the majority of this book is easy reading with lots of pictures, diagrams, and useful troubleshooting techniques. This book covers the general theory of LCD TVs and many useful troubleshooting techniques. The most important points I learned from Johns book are the main test points and their approximate voltages. ======================================== How to troubleshoot and repair Switch Mode Power supplies by Jestine Yong at davestv.jestinemichellepow.click2sell.eu This is a 271 page ebook packed with helpful information on how to troubleshoot switch mode power supplies which are found in many kinds of electronic equipment. I have many books and videos on this kind of power supply but this is by far the best of my collection. I created a video where I demonstrate some of the fundamentals of switching power supplies at this link. http ======================================== Testing electronic components and finding unknown resistor values by Jestine Yong. 5d8388ioop4nfm862d1b0u7sbj.hop.clickbank.net I have not yet read Jestines book on Testing electronic components but I was told it's a ...
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Toshiba Glasses-less 3D REGZA LCD TVs : DigInfo - LCD Television








Toshiba Glasses-less 3D REGZA LCD TVs : DigInfo

DigInfo - www.diginfo.tv 5 Toshiba Glasses-less 3D REGZA
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49 comments:

  1. I have a Emerson model LC320EM1F no stand by lights or anything I unplug the inverter board when tv is unplugged I go to plug it back in and can see a flash from the socket in the board . Could this be a bad inverter board ?

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  2. GrantsPassTVRepairsJanuary 5, 2012 at 2:42 PM

    I have at least 25 videos of TV repair advice at TV REPAIR INFO . COM

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  3. DiabolicProductions2January 5, 2012 at 3:11 PM

    My Coby 40 inch LCD HD TV doesn't turn on for some reason. The standby blue light is on as normal, and when I turn the power on it turns brighter, which it normally does, but then it shuts itself off again, going back to the normal standby light. Is this a cap problem? It may have short circuited, because there was a pretty bad thunderstorm the other day and a lot of lightning was flashing near my house. Any advice for this?

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  4. thanks for the the reply, i looked up the main board for my tv, and it has the inputs connected to it. { i believe my tv has a PS board, inverter board, t-con board, and the main/tuner board.} The tv is very watchable, the only inputs that work are component 2 and the av.
    its just that it seems to be a brightness problem, the whites are very bright and sometimes you cant read the texts on the white background. im just trying to rule out other boards, before i replace the main/tuner board. thanks

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  5. GrantsPassTVRepairsJanuary 5, 2012 at 4:45 PM

    I don't know about the color problem but it's not likely to be related to a bad tuner. In regards to your HDMI jacks going out If your TV has a separate board with the input and output jacks replacing this board may fix your problem, but the lightning may have also effected the main board as well.

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  6. hello sir, i have a question about my dynex 32 lcd tv. i had a lighting strike the other day that tripped the circuit breaker in my bedroom, ive lost the hdmi ports on the lcd. but one of the components and the av input work. however ive noticed that the color is off. sometimes too bright and vibrant. would this be a tuner/main board problem? im trying to elimanate other boards....power supply, inverter board, etc. thanks

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  7. Thanks for the reply anyway...

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  8. GrantsPassTVRepairsJanuary 5, 2012 at 5:57 PM

    I can't guess but it sounds like a possible display problem.

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  9. Hi, I got an LCD TV with screen problem. The screen is like night vision or photo negative..could you please tell me what could be the problem.

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  10. GrantsPassTVRepairsJanuary 5, 2012 at 6:28 PM

    If you heated up the LCD display and the line went away it's mostly likely a bad display.

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  11. my sharp lc-32sh12u LCD Tv has vertical lines that appearfrom top to bottom. I have sound. I tried heating up it up and it worked got picture on tv for several days then turned it on and the lines re-appeared. No picture. I build displays and monitors etc. I have some experience but I do not know how to troubleshoot my problem.

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  12. yes, checker is a waste of money if you will just use it once... but its a must if you are a technician and you will use it most of the time...

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  13. GrantsPassTVRepairsJanuary 5, 2012 at 7:48 PM

    It's been my experience that the capacitors in the power supply are the first to go, although on some models they used higher grade capacitors. This being the case I don't see why replacing a few bad ones would be a bad investment. Even if the others fail at some point time you might still get Two or Three more years out of your TV.

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  14. Most H.D.T.V.s won't last long enough for the glue to go brown. The caps go just after warranty. Why waste the money on a checker when they'll all blow eventually anyhow ?

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  15. hey i just got a 42 inch LG flat screen , i turned it on , and its fuzzy/ shaky in places
    is there a way to fix that so the TV is clear, or if that's even possible ???
    be great if you could help out , i know nothing about TV's .

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  16. GrantsPassTVRepairsJanuary 5, 2012 at 8:49 PM

    Do you mean mikes TV repair case histories.

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  17. whats the name of the book?

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  18. Thank you very much for your tips. I've subscribed to your channel already. I have a 37" LCD (visio) that I need to fix. I am pretty sure I will be looking to your website too.
    You are right, this is a tough hobby, specially for beginners. People like you help many others. Keep up the good work.

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  19. The next day it had an off white display with horizontal lite static look I havent checked. It since to notice any difference also on another tv the tape carrier package ends coming loose on 3 or 4 of the connections where they meet the oti glass panel it had several lines that got cleared up when I tried to hold it down with some adhesive and some foam used in the frame is there any other way to more permanently correct this at home that you could share any help on these 2 issues with be grea

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  20. you have a gentleman named gemjones1972 who describes a problem with his plasma tv similar to mine although I can't find his channel I have a 50 inch plasma sanyo model dp 50747 it has evolved since I got it a week I traded with a gentleman for it in his ad it says it doesn't turn on and you can hear sound when I got it home it turned on and I heard 2 clicks and it has a white screen no sound at that point I can get the menu or channel indicator to come up to find out what channel its on

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  21. I can't understand your question.

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  22. i have tv sharp LCDplasma yesterday i turned it on and i heard a little bob voice and after that my t.v is getting power tv's receiver is turning on but not my t.v can you tell me please what's wrong with that?

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  23. lol. You can buy a new lcd panel from buyqual.com

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  24. GrantsPassTVRepairsJanuary 6, 2012 at 1:16 AM

    Sorry but I couldn't find your video.

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  25. Made in Japan means made for Japan.

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  26. Sucked in all the people who bought 3d with glassess tv's. This is the reason i didnt buy a 3d tv. say your friends come over and you want to watch a 3d movie and you only have like 2 glassess.
    Nuff Said

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  27. they already have that

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  28. you dont need glasses the tv tricks your eyes into thinking that its 3d with the need for glasses

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  29. 0:12 What do you mean "without glasses"?

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  30. Looked good on my 2D monitor! maybe we just have to exaggerate the apparent 3rd perspective.

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  31. Toshiba is AMAZING!!!

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  32. HR3D technology at MIT is so far beyond this.
    What did Toshiba say they are using? Nine pictures of the scene? Nine! That's nothing.

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  33. @imdod, I'm not sure what to make of your comment. I'm guessing it's meant to say that distant memories are often wrong and that I'm waxing nostalgic about something that never existed. But the thing is, we STILL own conventional CRT TV's, so it's not like one has to rely on fuzzy memories to make the comparison.  I wasn't talking about some standard from 50 years ago.

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  34. By the way the grass used to be greener as well.

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  35. Ни одной газонокосилки не увидел )

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  36. maybe I'm weird, but I sooo don't care about all this 3D trend

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  37. Does anyone remember the days when you'd watch a show or movie and you'd feel automatic, easy, simple comfort from it? Just warmth and coziness? That used to happen all the time.

    But think about now. Ever since you got your HD flatscreen with the contrasts amped up to screaming retina-burning levels and the digitally shot HD programming promising to "blow you away" with nonstop seizure-inducing insanity and corn syrup colors ... have you felt that same simple comfort since? Even once?

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  38. Those shots of the evergreen trees are case in point. Is this supposed to be a natural landscape we enjoy. Or is it a friggin scene from Speed Racer or Lazytown augmented with rubbing alcohol? Am I the only person around that doesn't have the mind of a dull child and who isn't so impressed with what amounts to shiney keys being jangled in front of our faces? Does anyone else remember when our moving images actually had some soul and warmth to them?

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  39. I'd be more excited over 3D if the images didn't look so hideously plastic, completely lacking warmth and soul. But I guess most people only care if something is shiny so they can show off their new home systems to their "homies."

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  40. got 3D red/blue glasses? then go to youP O R N dot com/3d and see!

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  41. if she's squirting that'll be awesome lol

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  42. yea.. imagine cumshot that is going to your face :O

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  43. only lesbian porn lol

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  44. I wouls so want to have a tv that is 3d without glasses! :D

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  45. cool stuff. i wear prescription glasses and the main reason i was not interested in 3dtv is because of the required 3d glasses but this is more like it!

    good job japan =]

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  46. Looks like porn is getting better

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  47. cool, this is more like it.

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