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Before we begin this tutorial, I would like to say that if have a question about your
TV repair, please comment below the video and we will respond with advice and a link
to your replacement part. Be sure to include your TV brand and model number, along with
the symptoms your TV is showing. You can typically find your TV model number on the back of your
TV. You can also send us a YouTube message with your TV repair questions as well.
Before you begin your repair, be sure to unplug your TV from any power source and properly
ground yourself. We have already removed the back cover of our TV, but you will want to
remove all of the screws connecting your back cover to your TV and then simply remove the
back cover piece. We have already removed the cover for our
T-Con board right here, but this LED driver also has a cover. Here is what the T-Con board
cover looked like originally, before we unscrewed it. So if you are doing any repairs to the
backlight inverter/LED driver or the T-Con board, you will need to remove the covers
for each of them before you replace the board. Removing the covers can be simply done by
removing the screws that hold them to the panel. The T-Con board actually takes the
image and sends it to the panel which makes it show up on your screen. You can see the
T-Con board is connected to the LED driver/Backlight inverter here and then connects to the panel
via these cables here. Some common problems with the T-Con board
is that if you have no picture on your screen, but your TV does have backlights and sound,
that could be the T-Con. It could also be the main board, but the T-Con could also be
at fault if the is the symptom. You could also have colored vertical lines on your screen
or half of the screen is missing the picture. Those would both be symptoms that could be
bad T-Con board.
Thank you for watching our LED repair video. Please remember that if you are having a problem
with your TV and you want to ask us a question about that problem, please be sure to comment
in the comment section below this video. We will respond with our thoughts on the symptom
and the diagnosis and be able to recommend a replacement part for your TV repair. Please
be sure to include the TV brand, the model number and any symptoms that your TV could
be showing. This will allow us to better understand your problem and give you a better diagnosis.
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