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Tv flickers non stop on all inputs

I need to know have to stop the flickering on my lnt4061f samsung

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Flickering can occur by many reasons. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Viewing it in "Mosaic" or "Magazine" will make surf easy Pull up older posts. Surf the site with patience.
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  • Posted on Mar 09, 2008

SOURCE: Samsung TV flickering image

You seem to have what is called error diffusion. Either call samsung about it and arange service or do it on samsung.com. What kind of warranty do you have? Depending on your date of purchase you might be able to get samsung to help cover it or pay for it all.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 18, 2009

SOURCE: Samsung 32" LCD tv, No picture with audio

i will first resolder all ic`s and connections,especiall on the crt board,clean around the flyback at the abl circuits,check for open or changed valued resisters in abl circuit and the video b+ on the crt board (usually 165-200 volts) check also the screen voltage (G2) volts,should be around 250 - 400 volts.

Chi Chu

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  • Posted on Jan 15, 2010

SOURCE: samsung lnt4069f

Take out incomming signal input,recheck.Put input back,same problems.Than ur Main Tuner Signal board is the cause.

gopakumarg43

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  • Posted on Sep 04, 2011

SOURCE: Samsung LCD TV LA40S81.... Turn on

Hello
It is due to the power regulator section of your TV. If DC voltage come to T'con board and other circuit board won't have enogh regulated and smoothed current this type of fault will occur. Open your Tv and check for any bulged capacitors on the mains power regulator board. If there, repalce it with same type and capacity. I hereby attaches a picture, of an other set's power supply board with bulged capacitors to give you an idea about how a damaged and bulged capacitor will look like. Check this, If you want anymore assistance from me, feel free to get me by Fixya.

gopakumarg43_41.jpg Note the top of the red arrow marked capacitors. They are damaged. A ggod one will look like one you can see on the top right with flat top surface.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 22, 2011

SOURCE: screen has started to flicker constantly. tv is

Same here. TV back-light would flicker occasionally. Sometimes it would stop and other times it would not. This is the only TV I purchased with a warranty (because I bought it online and got a great deal). The Samsung repairman came out and changed out the circuit board that has the power supplies for the back-light. Total time was 10 minutes to fix. Apparently this is a known problem with some of their TV's. He said the vendor for the power supply transformers had issues and they have since changed vendors. The flickering is caused by one of the transformers failing (it has 2 to power the back-light).

*NOTE: even if your TV is not under warranty call Samsung directly. They should still do the repair for free according to the repairman. Just tell them that you have seen postings on the internet about this problem.

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