I have a customer who might be bringing me in an identical model with a different problem.. Hopefully I can use hers to find out what's wrong with mine, and then use mine to find out what's wrong with hers..
perhaps there is some "instability" in and around the same type of connector on the main board that is causing a similar issue for the one connect type sets.... maybe. You might be able to change the connector as in the post but maybe a closer look at how good it is.
I've worked on these those colors are normal if the OC box is disconnected. You probably have a short in the Box itself as the tv is made to power on without the Box connected. You may have some standby voltage from the TV's power supply loading down inside the Box due to a shorted regulator. The Box essentially takes all the signals and the only thing the power supplies doing is driving voltage to the Box if I remember
Now that I remember it the main board that takes a processing signal from the OC Box on this TV is most likely bad. Something is wrong when it receives signal from the OC Box it goes into no picture status. I would try main board.
my money is on the tcon board... with the box disconnected from a working set your would not get that white screen with those messed up bars showing the offset bars at the dividing line between the left and right channels of the tcon...
No Tesla yet, but I've got the next best thing: a worn out two-litre diesel Peugeot 206, about 12 years old and 110k miles.
Well, by "best" I mean...it still moves, and drives, which is kind of the primary purpose of a car, but the air con is dead, the coolant leaks, the engine management computer is unhappy, and it has the power of an asthmatic kitten riding a hamster.
Sounds more like a 20 year old beater! If not like a 30 year old beater! (Reminds me of what I expect of a 15 year old car that's like crap, because it was owned by a hillbilly in Vermont or New Hampshire, who think they know everything, but don't give a dang! And the engine oil black like rodent faeces!)
Especially if it's gutless like an N/A diesel from the 1980s! (For cars in the U.S., a good chance of a mouse living in the air intake!)
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I really do believe this looks like a main board fault within the TV itself yes I do know that the main board doesn't allow any connections except for the one connect Box however this main board tells the 1 connect Box to turn on and off with the TV and something is not driving when the tv commands the 1 connect Box to turn on. The reason you get back lights and some funky picture is because power supply is commanded power on mode only when there is no 1 connect Box so he has Nothing to connect to. I believe I prob and V ram functions are inside the Box and if it's not connected the TV is showing some sort of test pattern. The one that I had last year had the same weird white picture with the yellow a d cyan boxes like you have with no 1 connect Box connected Well I truly do believe that this is what you're going to see when the Box is not connected to the TV. Instead of trying to pull schematics and figure out what regulator or switch has gone bad on the main board inside the TVI found a good deal in just replaced the board and all problems were solved
I really do believe this looks like a main board fault within the TV itself yes I do know that the main board doesn't allow any connections except for the one connect Box however this main board tells the 1 connect Box to turn on and off with the TV and something is not driving when the tv commands the 1 connect Box to turn on. The reason you get back lights and some funky picture is because power supply is commanded power on mode only when there is no 1 connect Box so he has Nothing to connect to. I believe I prob and V ram functions are inside the Box and if it's not connected the TV is showing some sort of test pattern. The one that I had last year had the same weird white picture with the yellow a d cyan boxes like you have with no 1 connect Box connected Well I truly do believe that this is what you're going to see when the Box is not connected to the TV. Instead of trying to pull schematics and figure out what regulator or switch has gone bad on the main board inside the TVI found a good deal in just replaced the board and all problems were solved
Thanx for the reply... As with the TCON, I had also replaced the Main Board.. No Joy.. And again, as with the TCON, it's possible I got a bum Main...
What I need is an identical TV that works perfectly.. No duh, right??
Hello, I have the same problem with the same pattern. Have you discovered something else? Do you think it could be a firmware problem? I have analyzed the tensions but it is all correct
OK If anyone is online that has a problem with the UN55F9000, I have mine out and on the bench... It seems it has a different problem now... No backlight, no latent image on the display....
OK Scratch that.. I guess I didn't wait long enough... After about 40-50 seconds, I DO get a backlight.. Nothing on the display, but definitely a backlight
When I disconnect part/half of the connections on the TCON board, I get the same backlit black no-display result.. That tells me that the "signal" is not making it to the TCON board... DUnno if that's a valid assumption or not..
So I disconnect one of the connections, then the other from the Main Video Board to the pre-TCON board.... Same thing as far as the display goes..
But, when I disconnect the connector marked with the red box, the backlight comes on a LOT faster.. 5 secs or so, compared to the 50 odd seconds with that connector
As Tom Cruise said in A FEW GOOD MEN "I don't know what all that means, but it sounds pretty bad..."
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