Ok, what I would do, there's probably more efficient methods but I'm no expert: Unplug all connectors from powerboard including power cord, best policy is to use a resistor prolly 1k ohm or a little less to carefully jumper pwon pin with stby pin, then plug in power cord and carefully test all the pins on all connectors, just test the pins don't hook any of the cables up, report what you get, black - meter probe on metal chassis ground, report voltages minus grounds.
If there's a problem with one of your readings I don't see it, hook all the boards back up, turn tv on, on the ld driver board, connector PD1, check the voltage on pin 3, that's with the cable on, so you need to contact the metal part of the top of the connector, report the voltage.
I'm certainly not that savvy to know what the Bl-on means except to extrapolate that it means backlight on. And with the fluctuating voltage found here, I would imagine that it should be a solid "high or low". but it's not. I had previously replaced the Main board and realized no change so maybe that means the LED Driver board is bad. Unless someone had additional knowledge, I guess I'll find a replacement LED Driver board and go from there. I wished I could have a place that had all the modules in a kit form but all I have found is that they are sold out.
Thanks for all your help NoMoreSony and I'll just continue on.
Wish I could help more but I don't have the expertise but some of the people here are supertechs, a lot of times they can tell you what's wrong with just a brief description, it amazes me. I'll be watching, hopefully you can solve this puzzle, youtube has a lot of fixit videos too, I learned a lot there but my memory is shot, it fell right out of my head
I know what you mean. I was an TV Broadcast engineer and used to repair LED monitors and such. This one has me stumped. Now I forgotten more than I learned! Lol
Hopefully Someone has some more ideas. One did mention to check the fuse on the T-con board but can't find it.
Thanks again.
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