Tv is lG 55UH7F and the screen is turned black about 3/4 vertically, 2nd image is another board from same model tv which has 1/4 portion turned black,

I swapped the boards but the same pins got hot really Quickly , any way to fix this ? Is it the back light causing this ?

My parents haven't used this Panasonic TH-43D410K TV for years because it won't turn on. Whenever they try to turn it on, the indicator light turns green briefly before changing to red and blinking continuously.

I want to try repairing the TV myself rather than replacing it, but I'm not sure what is causing the problem. Could anyone help me identify the components inside the TV that are most likely faulty and might need to be replaced?

Can this be fixed It randomly started happening haven't had this issue before a neighbor moved in had the tv for about 4-5 months bought off someone

Is there anything that can be done about these spots to make them go away?

Bought a brand new S90H 65inch tv from Croma day before. Got it delivered last night.

In excitement, I Unboxed it and set it up myself. The moment I switched it on with the remote, I could only hear the startup music … no video/picture.

Followed all troubleshooting steps but no luck. I’m shit scared now, is the TV kaput? Should I have waited for the technician to install it?

Red leds seem to be failing on the right side of the screen. Is it time for a new tv?

Samsung QLED 55" Q75T from 2020

Hi All-

I have an OLED 65C9 that has audio distortion on the following inputs.

All HDMI

Analog IN

RF In

Seems to be less distortion with I/P stream via WIFI on any streaming service.

Seems to be the worst from OTA broadcast.

I have the two speakers out and test each speaker on the right speaker amp. Both speakers sound the same (sonically). Did same comparison with both speaker on the left side, they sound equally as good. Though, distortion most prevalent on broadcast.

I need a manual so I could test power supply to main board. Or do any of you know of common issues with bad caps on power supply with these particular make and model OLEDS?

If I replace main board, can I do a service alignment with just my smart remote, or do I need to have

factory "Repair Remote" and service manual? I have meters and scopes to look at waveforms but I'm only guessing without a service manual and schematics.

Any help in the above is truly appreciated in advance. Thanks

We were watching TV at my friend’s house and a few minutes into our show the tv faded to black from the top to bottom like if a curtain was falling and now the screen is just black. The audio was there for a bit but now it’s not there. We have power cycled a few times and verified the cord is not faulty.

Hi,

Can someone please watch the video and tell me what’s going on with my LG TV? It’s switching back and forth like it’s stuck between two color modes and it’s got that weird shaded area towards the top. It switches like this every second or so and there’s nothing I can do.

I tried unplugging it for 5 minutes and holding down the power button, but that didn’t do anything.

And it’s not an HDMI issue. It affects the TV menu and every input.

I can’t find anything about this anywhere. Can someone help?

My Samsung Frame TV 65" model QE65LS03DAUXXU, suddenly developed this fault which is most visible when the screen is white but always visible even when different colours and brightness levels are displayed. There is also a corresponding slightly dark area running top to bottom too but that is a little harder to see.

The tv is wall mounted where it is above a foot deep unit, so it would not be easily knocked in its current position, the screen exterior is unmarked and the bezel is undamaged, this appears to be inside the screen but behind the coloured pixel layer, if that is possible.

I'm in the U.K. and the screen was purchased for £1350 around 18 months ago, I called Samsung who ran video diagnostics where they confirmed they could see the fault however they informed me that this screen only has a 12 month warranty (I know I should have known better!!), they may replace or refund but they want to charge £179 to send out their engineer to confirm the fault, if its confirmed as a manufacturing fault then they will refund 80% value under the UK Consumer rights act, if not i'll be down £179

So I suppose i'm asking if this look like a manufacturing fault to you more informed redditors, despite it taking 18 months to show up and also if its worth me pursuing this matter as an out of warranty consumer rights claim.

I'd appreciate any advice or discussion.

Samsung 85-Inch Class QLED 4K Q60D Series. A thin black line appeared a few days ago. Yesterday it became a very thick black line. I tried a Hard Power Reset. The thick line reverted back to a thin line. Then, this morning, the line had completely vanished and the screen is back to normal! I'm wondering if my unit is toast. I passed the 1 year warranty in July. Reseating or replacing the internal T-Con could be an option or maybe the TV had a miracle and fixed itself.

I’m working on a Toshiba 15DLV77 LCD TV/DVD combo as a hardware restoration project. I’ve already investigated the mainboard and identified several of its components, but I’ve hit a wall trying to find the original mainboard firmware.
I’m hoping someone here might have experience with this model or similar older Toshiba televisions.
I’m looking for help with two things:

1. Finding the firmware
Does anyone have a firmware dump for the Toshiba 15DLV77’s main digital board, know where one might be available, or have documentation that could help me recover it?
I’m specifically interested in the mainboard firmware, not the separate DVD player’s firmware.

2. Reading the NAND without removing it
Is there a way to dump the NAND flash while it’s still soldered to the mainboard? I’d like to avoid desoldering it because I’m concerned about damaging the chip or lifting the PCB pads.
Could the NAND potentially be read using an appropriate programmer connected in-circuit, or is there a documented debug/programming interface that could help?
I’d be willing to buy an identical donor board if absolutely necessary, but replacement boards are expensive, so I’d like to exhaust the non-destructive options first.
If anyone has worked on this model, has a firmware dump, or knows a reliable way to read its NAND without removing it, I’d really appreciate the advice.
I can provide photographs of the board and chip markings, along with the service documentation and details of what I’ve already investigated.

Title says it all, curious if anyone has found this repairable. I can see the pricture by shining a light at the screen so it's not the controller/cpu board. Research shows that it's likely the LED array having a failed LED.

I have a Hisense 65U7SG on the way to replace it, but hate the idea of it winding up in a landfill.

Whats this?

Bought a new hisense tv 2 weeks. Mini LED. This has popped up. Dead pixels? I thought my screen was dirty but wasnt. Tried turning it on and off as well. 55U6Q-PRO

This happened when I moved the tv and mounted it on the wall. What could be going on here?

LG OLED65C1PUB — vertical colored lines, shuts off after seconds, repeated OFF_BY_BDP_ERROR7. Is it worth trying a PSU replacement?
I’m trying to diagnose my LG 65-inch C1 OLED before spending around $200 on an eBay repair kit. I’d appreciate advice from anyone familiar with LG OLED hardware and service-menu diagnostics.
TV information
Brand/model: LG OLED65C1PUB
Model year: 2021 LG C1 OLED
Power-supply PCB marking: EAX69569703 (1.0)
Board version: 1.3, according to the board information

The TV initially had a few vertical colored lines/stripes on the display which can be slightly seen from the photo.
I moved the TV horizontally and cleaned the screen with a dry microfiber cloth.
It already had a history turning off after only a few seconds. It briefly displays the main UI, then clicks off. I don’t know if the move/clean made it worse.
The red standby light is off while the TV is on and returns to steady red after it shuts down. I can turn the TV back on with the remote. No logo display when it shuts down automatically
The vertical lines are still visible when the TV turns on.
I measured the 12V output while the TV was running. It read approximately 12V, then dropped to 0V when the TV clicked off.
Service-menu shutdown history
I accessed the Power On/Off Status history. The entries appeared in this order, with the newest event at the top and this one seems to repeat after the shut down:

OFF_BY_BDP_ERROR7

What I’ve considered so far
I’m considering buying a roughly $200 eBay repair kit containing replacement boards, but I don’t want to spend that money if the OLED panel itself is causing the shutdown.
I’ve read conflicting information about whether OFF_BY_BDP_ERROR7 indicates an OLED-module/panel problem or whether a faulty power supply or main board can trigger the same code. I understand the 12V output dropping to zero doesn’t by itself prove the PSU is bad.

Thanks for any help!

I found this tv on the side of the Road and this is happening.

So I recently bought a new TV (TCL, Brazilian model 50P7L) and noticed that, against certain bright backgrounds and from a normal viewing distance, there were some diagonal lines that appeared. They sort of look like shadows. They are very feint, and I can't see them up close. I was wondering if a) I am just seeing things, b) if they are really there, what are they? and c) should I be concerned?

Just noticed it today. thought it was a hair on the outside of the TV but it's definitely on the inside. TCL QM5K

Can’t get pass searching for remote page on the Hisense model 75A51HUF, can anyone help me???

Hey everyone,

My Toshiba 49U6863DB suddenly gave up on me today and won't turn on at all.
The screen is completely black. The standby light is totally dead.
I’ve already tried unplugging it from the wall, holding the power button to drain the static, and trying a different outlet, but absolutely nothing happens.
Attached a picture of the back. Any common failure points on these models I should look for, or is it time for the bin? Appreciate any help!

Hitec HT-LED228. Got the TV for free and saw these lines. The horizontal ones are fixed and I think they're somewhat reactive to the colours on screen. The vertical ones will sometimes flicker. Some appear and disappear. Do I resort to the tape trick or is the display just not worth saving at this point? It's an old Chinese TV so I don't want to put in too much into it.

I have this TV, and I was wondering how difficult it would be to fix the white streaks. I think I’m pretty handy. What is the issue and what do I have to do to fix it? The model is Samsung AU8000 55-inch.

Hi everyone,

I’m having an issue with my Hisense 55U8HQ (2022)

As you can see in the pictures, there is a wide vertical bar (about 10–15 cm wide) running all the way down the right side of the display. The image behind the bar is still visible, but the colors are completely washed out, discolored, and brighter than the rest of the panel. We can’t see on the pictures but the problem concerns the entire right half of the panel.

The panel glass is completely intact
The issue appears immediately at startup on the VIDAA boot logo and remains present across all inputs and system menus.
The sound, backlight, and UI navigation work normally.

Could this be a loose/dirty ribbon cable, a failing T-Con board, or is it likely a dead COF bonding tab / dead gate driver on the panel itself?

That’s what I’ve seen on internet and Gemini but I don’t know anything in tv reparation, so I need your help ! Is it reparable and affordable ?

Thanks in advance !

Hi everyone,

I have a Samsung UE50CU7172 (50", purchased new in January 2024) that suddenly developed a large vertical black band with multiple horizontal coloured lines (moving up and down all the time).

What happened:

• The TV was working normally when the issue suddenly appeared during regular viewing.
• At approximately the same time, I heard an unusual electrical crackling sound.
• The TV has remained in the same position and has not been dropped, hit or exposed to moisture.
• There is no visible external damage.
• The defect remained after unplugging the TV and reconnecting it once.

I've contacted the retailer, whose service partner claims this is pressure/physical damage to the LCD panel, based on the photos, without physically inspecting the TV.

I'm trying to understand whether that diagnosis is technically justified.

My questions:

1. Does this pattern indicate pressure damage, or could it be a panel driver, TAB/COF bonding or internal electronics failure?
2. Are there specific visual characteristics that distinguish pressure damage from an internal hardware failure?
3. Can pressure damage be reliably diagnosed from this photo alone?
4. Would a repair be technically and economically feasible?

I'm not looking to prove the retailer wrong — I'd genuinely like to understand the most likely technical cause.

Any insights from experienced TV repair technicians would be greatly appreciated.