Hi Avazouras, for the description you make, of the failures, in principle they would not be generated by the same Plate or Stage
Similarly, as Andrew Taylor suggests, consult a technical service specialized in Samsung TVs
I hope you can solve the problem
Greetings Franco Dosil
Hola Avazouras, por la descripcion que tu haces, de las fallas, en principio no estarian generadas por la misma Placa o Etapa
De igual manera, como te sugiere Andrew Taylor, consulta a un servicio tecnico especializado en televisores Samsung
Espero puedas resolver el problema
Saludos Franco Dosil
SOURCE: MS-6378 ver 2 Motherboard fitted to my Time Computer
here it is your manual man
http://asia.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=downloaddetail&type=manual&maincat_no=1&prod_no=283
msi site your board/the manual..youll have there at the beginning the diagram of wires and pins..
I have a MSI too..great boards man..great boards..
fixya:)
bye
SOURCE: philips 42pf7321d/37 blinking power board question
The probleis with one of the maina boards and trouble shooting would have to be done to see which board is bad.
SOURCE: Sony KF50WE610 Vertical Blue Lines Across Screen
the vertical blue lines indicate some interference from other electronic gadgets near your tv. it started showing up on my sony grand wega when i installed my wireless modem. i almost ordered a new rear projection lamp costing over $100 but decided to experiment. i first moved my desk computer farther away from the tv then isolated the wireless modem router by placing it inside a small glass - the vertical blue lines became lighter in color so i dedided to find another small glass that fit inside the first glass container then put the router in the double glass - no more blue lines and my wireless modem router still works.
do some deductive thinking to figure out what's messing up your tv and isolate the interference.
good luck!
SOURCE: 50" Plasma Vizio P50HDTV10A - no video - just flashing B & W
Don't replace anything, Vizio has issued a lifetime warranty for this set because of this problem. No joke, call the customer service line and tell them you got the pop of death. They'll send someone out to 'repair' the set free of charge. If they can't fix it they'll give you a new one. Even if your mfg purchase warranty has expired. Call them and post the results. I've been fixing TV's longer than I care to admit and this is the first time I've actually seen a company stand behind their products like this. I bought a broken tv with the intent of fixing it and after replacing almost every board I could only manage to get the vertical racing stripe line, except mine was purple. I put it all back together and called to find out if there was a recall on this set and within 5 minutes the (Actual English speaking) gentleman told me to sit tight and he'd have a repairman come and do his thing. He did, and long story short, he couldn't fix it. Last week they delivered a new TV to replace this one. I was shocked. I think Vizio will have all my future business.
Good luck.
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