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Bill Clisham Posted on Feb 17, 2017
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Does the Balancer board on a Sony 46 tv perform a similar function as a tcon board

I couldn't find the tcon board.

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HALLO FRIENDS I HAVE SONY BRAVIA TV I HAVE TO REPLACE TCON BOARD IN 32" INCH TV I HAVE IN SPARE 46" INCH TV TCON BOARD SO CAN I REPLACE TO 32" INCH TV BOTH TCON BOARD NUMBER IS SAME ESL_C2LV0.5

but it have a memory ic means panel flash both are different programmes so panel could noy identified so replace the flash from 32 t-con and put to 46 t -con
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I have a sony bravia kdl46z4100 and is showing 14 blinks in standby mode when turned on. The tv does not turn on. Please help find the part that needs to be replaced. Thanks!

Here is what the service manual says ...14 red flashes- bad TCON or Bad LCD panel, replace tcon board. unplug tcon board if tv stays on without tcon board replace tcon board.

Good luck!
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How do I fix my white screen issue on my Sony LCD tv?

The TCON Board or the LCD panel is faulty. Can confirm By replacing the TCON board.
If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts.
http://electro-medical.blogspot.com/
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I have a Sony KDL-46EX720 that turns on, plays sound, but there is no backlight and I hear a constant clicking from the TCON board. It goes away if I disconnect the LVDS from the TCON. Thoughts?

Fault at its main digital board. Short circuited component/s at it. Contact any service technician; or the authorized service center. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Surf the site with patience. Pull up older posts.
http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/
In most cases, the main board might have to be replaced. If so, a software [firmware] update too might be necessary.
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My tv sony bravia 46" are still not workin i still

Don't return the new refurbish tv power supply board,keep it and used it the old one u have it in ur tv it is shorted and dead already.Return those LCD inverter boards though.Should buy a main tv Tuner signal board and replace it too though,that the other board it is causes and it is also dead too.Repair this problems many times before,alway these two boards are dead.I promise u the tv now will have stable power supply again tv will work again.
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I have a 46 inch Sony Bravia 46 XBR4 set. The right side went out only colored lines appear. The rest of the screen is fine. email address [email protected].

Sounds like the tcon (timing control) board. Sometimes unplugging the LVDS cables from the tcon, cleaning and reconnecting solves this. The catches on the LVDS cables are easily damaged and must be handled carefully.
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The TV won't turn on, and the standby light is blinking in groups of 5. The manual mentions this, but only that the number of blinks is significant, not in which way. What do we do?

Just a copy from Sony:
5X Blink - TCON & HFR Failure
The 5X blink protection mode indicates a communications error between the TCON/HFR board and the MT5388 microprocessor on the A-Board. First replace the TCON/HFR Board if the 5X protection mode blink pattern occurs. If the TCON/HFR Board does not repair the problem then replace the A-Board.

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I have a Sony Bravia LCD 46". The set is 1 year old. When I turn the set on in the morning the colors are blurry and run across the screen. This lasts no more than a minute , it just started doing this for...

Could be 2 things:

1. Main board (BU board)

2. TCON board


Option 1: replacing the main board will run you a few hundred bucks for the Board and $300 in labor (or so) to get it installed.

Option 2: replacing the TCON means you might have to replace the whole screen (some TCONs are not available separately). A quick phone call or visit to Sony's part website will be able to determine which you need.

If you need to replace the screen, buy a new tv. The panels are amazingly, painfully expensive.

Now, there's a way to test which one is causing it, but you'll need to be quick.

For this experiment you will need: a screwdriver, a hair dryer, and some guts.

Take the back off the set, fire up your hair dryer and fire away at the TCON board (located at the top; it's a small board under a metal shield--you can't miss it).

Really warm up the metal shield and circuit board.

Now, plug in your tv and turn it on. If you don't see blurry colors and everything looks normal, you know it is the TCON board.

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