How to fix lag on LCD HDTV 's HDMI Insignia or all lcd tv's on xbox 360 all video games - LCD Television
How to fix lag on LCD HDTV 's HDMI Insignia or all lcd tv's on xbox 360 all video games
This is a video of how i fixed the lag on my Insignia LCD HDTV. -What you do is you turn off your digit clear motion(DCM) so that your tv will not lag when you play video games. -This video was made using the Call of duty: Modern Warfare 2 xbox 360 game. -I USED AN EBAY HDMI CABLE ON THIS VIDEO.(works perfect, lol) -To turn off your DCM: -Go to Menu(on controller or button on side of tv) -Go to Advanced settings -Then go to DCM and turn it off. Subscribe and ask for more videos, If i dont know the answer, ill find it for you.(aka: ill give you an answer).
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Samsung LCD TV: Failed Power On (Clicking) Repair - LCD Television
Samsung LCD TV: Failed Power On (Clicking) Repair
Disclaimer, I take no responsibility for any harm done while attempting this. This is a fairly straight forward and easy fix, but if you doubt your abilities, please consult someone who knows what they're doing. Here we are taking a look at a Samsung LNT4665FX TV with the commonly know "clicking" issue. This is a common problem among several Samsung TV's made around this time and spans across several model numbers and TV sizes. Parts and tools needed. I used a #3 Phillips head screw driver for everything. You will also need a soldering iron (I used a selectable 20w/40w, but any smaller pencil type should work) Desoldering wire wick or a solder sucker is very useful, but not necessary. Solder flux and, of course, solder. The capacitors used were bought from Radio Shack, part number: 2721032. They are 1000uf 35v capacitors. These are not the exact part number or specs of the original capacitors, but they do work and are readily available.
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DUDE!!!! I LOVE YOU!!!! I have the exact tv except its the 55 inch. I play grand turismo 5 and The lag was killing me. I was about to go buy a different TV. I did see that setting before, but never knew what it was until your vid!!! You rock man, I turned that setting off and its perfect now.
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lol I got a digital TV and started to play Black Ops. I had to take my sensitivity from 10 to 5 and my KD/R Wen't from 1.45 to 1.41.
ReplyDeleteThanks man I have the same tv and same problem but on my ps3
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ReplyDeleteyea never up the boost unless you know there is no downside. i would only up boost if i changed my internals.
ReplyDeleteno prob, like and subscribe please :)
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ReplyDeletelook for anything with the word "motion" in it, also try turning on game mode, also try turning off noise reduction.
ReplyDeletelol thanks for comment
ReplyDeleteother companies call this feature something else, but it does the same thing. i have heard like noise reduction, motion plus, etc... Some t.v.s just have to turn on game mode to get rid of lag.
ReplyDeleteu might have to turn it on and then off(DCM) to make sure it stays off. My tv sometimes turns the dcm back on when i turn the tv off and then on.
ReplyDeleteIs dcm on all of the tvs like plasma and lcd and all that other stuff
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ReplyDeleteDood mines is a Hitachi Hdtv i have my hdmi connected to it but it still lags mines doesnt show the advanced video and doesnt show dcm anywhere?
ReplyDeleteLook heres my question i play ps3 on my hdtv and i connect it to the hdmi but when i turn it turns later so i want to know how to fix that
ReplyDeleteThank you very much!
ReplyDeleteYou are a.life saver.thank you so much
ReplyDeletei blew 1 or more of my pistons rings : ( havent done compression test yet but is smokin through the valve cover hose to catch can .. i up the boost from 7 psi to 11 but didnt tune
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ReplyDeletetry turning on the game mode on the other tv
ReplyDelete@ka24detpower there's still 1 prob... i hve another TV but i thought this still might work, but i cant find it anywhere.., and idk what kind of tv i have (im not good in that stuff :P) btw, i'm on my mobile so that why i typed '@ka24detpower'
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ReplyDeleteTy! :D
ReplyDeleteIm sure you would want to check the caps but it sounds like you have no power at all and u can have a few issues fuses,cap(s),transformeretc etc now im no tv repairer but being an a/c tech i deal with with faild power componets very often
ReplyDeleteNice video. My Samsung LN40C500 is not clicking through power cycle. No LED standby light. Haven't opened it up yet. Could it still be the blown caps?
ReplyDeleteHey buddy i just wanted to say thank u for posting this vid i was given a tv like yours because i wasnt operating and had the same symptoms as yours so i youtubed it and ran across this vid i follwed your steps and now i have a 46" samsung that only cost 27.00 thanks man
ReplyDeleteyea who did you email? having the same issue
ReplyDeleteI have the exact tv you worked on here. I had 4 caps blown. They were 1000mf 25v caps. I replaced them with 1000mf 35v caps. Now the screen comes on for about 2 seconds while making a loud buzzing noise then the screen goes black and the buzzing stops but the tv stays on. Can you help me out?
ReplyDeleteWow! I thew away an expensive Samsung tv with that clicking problem. For a long time I've been trying to find out the cause of no power on due to that clicking problem. Now I know how to fix it, thanks to you. Excellen video and audio quality.
ReplyDeleteI have a 40 inch TV as well. Mine is 6 years old and worked like a charm until 2 days ago. Warranty has expired as well. Please, send me E-mail address you used to contact. Thanks a MILLION!
ReplyDeleteu can get capacitors on ebay/ radioshack
ReplyDeleteDon't i have to discharge anything? And if i have to... how do i do it? You said we work with little capacitors where it's kinda ok... but what about the screen? Doesnt the screen save electricity too?
ReplyDeleteWe had the same issue with our Samsung (LN46A750R1FXZC). Had to replace two capacitors. Followed your step-by-step DIY video and TV is now working perfectly. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi.. I have the same issue. The TV recycles and does not start up for a while. I opened up the back, but all of my capacitors look fine (no bulge or leaks). My problem is about 2 weeks old now. Any thoughts, please?
ReplyDeletewhere do u buy the capacitors???
ReplyDeleteMy TV is having the exact same problem. However, after looking at the board, none of the capacitors are bulging or look to be leaking. Is there another symptom I should look for in the capacitors to find the bad ones? Thank you!
ReplyDeleteJust used this to help fix my TV. Took 10 mins and it's working brilliantly!
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ReplyDeleteIf this dosent work make sure all the phase alignment coils are peaked and the transratiometric detector is properly balanced.
ReplyDeleteThen inject a circular wave about 1A P-P into TP31C and listen for feedback around the modulator. If any is found, replace
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#1 Verify the polarity (the positive + long leg of capacitor is in the correct hole on the board) for all 4 of the new ones you put on. #2 If the polarity is correct on all of them, then you most likely have a bad/dirty solder not making the connection which acts like having a bad or no capacitor at all.
ReplyDeleteIt makes no difference. As long as the uF rating is correct, you can always use a higher rated voltage cap. Just don't use a lower one.
ReplyDeletei have a samsung series 6 LE40A656A1F white lines going through the picture horizonal 4 white lines do you know whats causing it warranty expired we payed for a grand for it a lot of money,,,can you help please,,,,,
ReplyDeleteHey I have the 52" Samsung LCD and after I took it apart I noticed that the capacitors that I had that were messed up were different. Two of mine are 1000uf @ 25v and the other is 1000uf @ 10v. Does it matter if I use the 3 1000uf @ 35v that I have purchased or do I need to go and get the right ones now? Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteREPLACE ALL THE CAPACITORS IN LINE WITH THE HEAT SINK.
ReplyDeleteMy power button light stays on (RED).. does not blink. Power button doesn't work.. doesn't click or nothing when pressing remote or button. I unplugged/replugged.. still nothing... initially I thought bulb... but wanted to research first.. seems most folks are having issues with the capacitors..
ReplyDeleteIf you don't know what needle nose pliers are you shouldn't be doing this...
ReplyDeleteLOL The replacement Cap was 1000uf @ 35V NOT 100uf@35V
ReplyDeleteI had this exact TV, with this exact problem. I watched the video, did the repairs and it works great! (The only difference was that on my TV, The capacitors were 1000uf @25V and the replacement capacitors are 100uf @ 35V )Thanks much....You saved me over $200 in repairs!! Thanks again!
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