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panasonic lcd tv flicker

 

 


carlos468
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Jul 26, 2016, 5:29 PM

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hi all
Im hoping someone can point me in the direction to fixing a flicking issue on my Panasonic TX50A300B LCD TV not sure if it the back-lights, this is a white flicker with quite a few lines i can get to the menu (hard to see but i can navigate) i have reset turned the back light all the way down,it is the same on all av's i am a competent solderer if needed and can replace the back lights but don't want to be buying loads of parts in the hope i find the real issue when im hoping someone here may know exactly what it is.
thankyou for any help

i have uploaded a small vid so any of you can see really the issue
https://www.dropbox.com/s/5fm470gjn53tvop/20160726_180001.mp4?dl=0
again thanks for any advice :)



Kilroys
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Jul 27, 2016, 4:30 AM

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Dont know exactly but,
this is my guess.
Check the lvds cable and t-con board.


carlos468
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Jul 27, 2016, 10:08 AM

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just adding a couple of photos aswell so you can see from the moment i switch it on it becomes progressively worse

i have also checked the boards and ribbon for damage but cannot see any


Kilroys
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Jul 27, 2016, 6:28 PM

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That was my next question.
How the picture looks in the beginning.

Reading from a Samsung bulletin that it could be the t-con if
"color picture problem will appear immediately or it is
getting more visible in short time.
- also it can appear from normal picture
continuously to picture problem in short time"
Seems to be temp. sensitive.
Perhaps time for a cooling spray

 
 
 


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