If you have difficulty de-soldering components, check some youtube videos and practice on some junk boards, then take those components out of circuit to test. I know it seems like the long road but it beats trying to guess if they are ok.
I'm back.
The TV works again !
After new tests and more reflexions, I became pretty sure that the problem came from the powerboard card.
And I had the chance to find a second hand powerboard card on eBay for 45€ in Italy.
I received it today, and the TV works perfectly now :-)
I would have loved to repair it at component level, but I was lacking of information (and of personal technical knowlegde).
So, as it may interest someone in the future, I made measurements on this working unit :
Especially since I was convinced it was an inverter fault.
And you are probably right, because the inverter is integrated in the powerboard card, and I suspect that this part is faulty.
The clue for me was that the T6801 transformer was buzzing in the audible range, it should not have as it should be working at high frequency...50KHz or so ...
Glad to see you got it fixed.
BTW, the long green board connected to the CCL's is called Balancer board, it is for evenly distributing high Voltage from Power supply/Inverter board combo to the CCFL's. If one or more lamp fail/bad it will cause unbalance situation which then the error signal is created.
See attach PDF to learn how the Backlights function, see page 44 for how your backlights topology.
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