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dolphin0132004 |
Posted: Mon Nov 07, 2016 8:14 pm Post subject: power problem |
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The problem I have is that the tv works but when I shut it off and then turn it on there is no power. If I unplug the power cord from the back of the tv and wait a while & then plug it in and turn on the TV it works. Has anyone had the same problem and what is the solution??? |
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chappers |
Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2012 4:55 pm Post subject: |
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No help unless you take the time to write specifics. What do you mean, no picture, no backlight, inputs not working? Black screen with no discernible light, blue screen as though not recognising inputs, any audio? Same on RF, SCART, HDMI, etc? |
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Guest |
Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2012 1:42 pm Post subject: |
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I have the same tv, i get no video. Ayn help? |
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Temogiver |
Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2011 3:22 pm Post subject: |
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Les cuento mi experiencia en la reparacion de una Tv Dynex con este mismo problema. le revise de todo, bien voltajes y demas pcb's. me interese con el problema del conector Flex en una esquina que comentan aqui. lo movi tanto que termine dañandolo. asi que despues de mucho tiempo consegui uno de 32 pins , pero el que tiene es de 30 pins asi que tuve que adaptarlo. aun asi la falla continuo. me decidi a revisar detalladamente las bases del conector. para lo cual desarme todo el marco y bases de los lados. pero todo estaba bien. me llamo la atencion 3 conectores flex de color amarillo que van a la pantalla. para no alargar mucho mi comentario. uno de ellos presenta problemas de falso contacto. debes ser muy cuidadoso ya que estos conectores flex estan adheridos a la pantalla y no se pueden cambiar si se dañan completamente. en mi caso el problema no estaba en el conector Flex de la esquina. si no en uno de los conectores flex que van a la pantalla. y problema solucionado. saludos espero pueda servirles de algo mi comentario. [email protected] Anonymous wrote: | If anyone has issues with the flex connectors adhering to the edges of the LCD screen itself, there is a fix available other then packing with something to apply pressure to the faulty connector. 3M manufacture a conductive tape that conducts through the thickness of the tape, but not laterally through the tape. It's the stuff they use to bond LCD tabs and other FPC (flexible printed circuits) flexes to boards. It's 3M 9703 tape, but is expensive and can only be bought on long rolls. However, a couple of eBay sellers are selling it in 6-inch lengths for those who only need a bit. I haven't yet tried it, but have read the datasheet which recommends bonding under moderate pressure and using mild heat (50 - 70 C) to help the adhesive soften and produce a good bond. If anyone tries this, let us know how well it works! Better solution than packing rubber or silicone heat transfer pads between the tabs and metal LCD frame to try to apply pressure on the tabs... | |
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Guest |
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2011 6:12 pm Post subject: |
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If anyone has issues with the flex connectors adhering to the edges of the LCD screen itself, there is a fix available other then packing with something to apply pressure to the faulty connector. 3M manufacture a conductive tape that conducts through the thickness of the tape, but not laterally through the tape. It's the stuff they use to bond LCD tabs and other FPC (flexible printed circuits) flexes to boards. It's 3M 9703 tape, but is expensive and can only be bought on long rolls. However, a couple of eBay sellers are selling it in 6-inch lengths for those who only need a bit. I haven't yet tried it, but have read the datasheet which recommends bonding under moderate pressure and using mild heat (50 - 70 C) to help the adhesive soften and produce a good bond. If anyone tries this, let us know how well it works! Better solution than packing rubber or silicone heat transfer pads between the tabs and metal LCD frame to try to apply pressure on the tabs... |
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minnie |
Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2011 4:19 am Post subject: Re: DX-LCD32-09 |
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If you replaced both that means the LCD panel is bad. ddizzleh wrote: | I too have the same problem, 1/3 of the TV works at the top and the 2/3's is just lines, exactly like the picture above. 1st - I first replaced the DSP Board $118.00, returned 2nd - I replaced the T-Con Board $68.00, returned purchase everything from SHOPJimmy.com I will try to reseat the ribbon on the T-CON side. Will update upon completion with results. If anyone has the fix. [email protected] | |
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ddizzleh |
Posted: Sat Jan 08, 2011 1:46 am Post subject: DX-LCD32-09 |
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I too have the same problem, 1/3 of the TV works at the top and the 2/3's is just lines, exactly like the picture above. 1st - I first replaced the DSP Board $118.00, returned 2nd - I replaced the T-Con Board $68.00, returned purchase everything from SHOPJimmy.com I will try to reseat the ribbon on the T-CON side. Will update upon completion with results. If anyone has the fix. [email protected] |
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Guest |
Posted: Sun Jul 25, 2010 8:06 am Post subject: |
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how do i get back to setup wizard |
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Noob |
Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 4:18 pm Post subject: |
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I have the exact same problem as the photo. Two thirds and streaky and everything. I'd like to think it's an easy fix, I'm completely unfamiliar with TV hardware though, I'm pretty sure I know what you all mean by ribbon cable, but there are several of those on my tv, and what's a t-con? I opened up the back panel of my television and nothing seemed to be loose or jiggling. I'd rather not have to spend too much money fixing or replacing this tv, please help. |
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minnie |
Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2010 12:09 am Post subject: |
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You can try reseating the ribbon cables from the tcon to the panel. |
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