1. Do you think i have a bad LED? 2. Can i test the LEDs without tearing it apart? 3. Do you suggest testing another possible fault?
Hello Kenpappas, for what you describe, it would seem like a backlighting problem
questions if you can have a bad led ?, if many times a Led, is the one that proboca the failure
The correct solution from my point of view is, replace, all the Leds
As it is not practical to replace each led in the strips
It is more practical and simple, replace the full strips of leds
I send you a video, in which they show, the procedure of replacing the LED strips on a Hisense TV
I hope you can solve the problem
Greetings Franco Dosil
Hola Kenpappas, por lo que describes pareceria problema de retroiluminacion
preguntas si puedes tener un led mal?, si muchas veces un Led, es el que proboca la falla
La solucion correcta desde mi punto de vista es, reemplazar, todos los Leds
Como no es practico reemplazar cada led en las tiras
resulta mas practico y sencillo, reemplazar las tiras completas de leds
Te envio un video, en el cual muestran, el procedimiento de reemplazo de las tiras de Leds en un televisor Hisense
Espero que puedas resolver el problema
Saludos Franco Dosil
SOURCE: Panasonic TH-50PE700U red light flashing 6 times
Replaced the sc board and tv works fine again.
SOURCE: No Picture & No sound. Red LED, Green LED, Red LED.
If the power supply outputs are good! Then I would say the back light inverter is bad! If the screen stays black and does not come on.
Yes! judging by all the cascade break downs, I would suggest replacing the motherboard, HP has a history with motherboard issues.
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SOURCE: On my Hisense 50K23DG LED TV, I have sound but no picture.
Hi,
Hisense TV's usually use PCB Boards by Vestel and not Hisense themselves, have a look at: Vestel Help If the Boards in your Hisense match this Board/Part Number format at least you'll know what to search for, replacing the power supply will not help unless the process has been incorporated into the power supply and that is not known for certain yet
Good Hunting
SOURCE: When testin a power supply or led board on tv do i test dc or ac with multimeter?
Your power supply board is working if you get audio and imgaes.
You test AC only the AC side of the transformer before the Rectifier Diodes. Everything after the Diodes will be in DC.
did you get to see any spec of backlight as shown in
LCD LED TV Repair No Image Blank Black Screen Flashlight Test How to Fix...
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