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Thank you! Thank you! It worked with my 42LW5500. 145 degrees Celsius and 16 minutes were the settings. The chip also got fresh hig grade thermal paste. Let's see how long it lasts.

Was your truck a gas or diesel and if diesel was it a turbo or non turbo.

Anyone had an issue with their older model LG not recognizing the inputs? Thanks for any advice.

This process does work. It helps reflow very tiny broken solder connections. Two things though get flux before you do it a liquid version works really well and a q-tip and remove the large heat sink. Saturate every little metal solder connection you can see and then any plastic process boards coat all sides of those and especially the large one underneath the heat sink you want to apply a lot of flux around that which will get soaked into it and underneath it when it's heated. But only a moron would do this in the oven that they cook food in. This is extremely toxic. Go buy yourself a $10 toaster oven from Goodwill or dedicate one you already have for the purpose. I really don't understand how this isn't obvious but I've seen countless of these videos hundreds or thousands of comments and no one seems to think it's a dumb idea. Trust me it is a very dumb idea.

Does it cause any issue with the oven

It worked for me! I have a LG 47LW5700 which showed a blinking power red light with no video or sound. I first baked it at 275F for 18 min. The tv would turn on and died after a min. I baked it again at 300F for another 18min, and bingo! Thank you so much for the inspiration.

When you took the board off did it have grease on the bottom and if so did you clean it or leave it? Mine seems to have a pretty good amount of grease on it.

385c or f

My HDMI ports and sound did not work anymore and there was a green fog on the screen. Board in baking paper and alluminium foil ( keeps much smell inside too ) for 10 minutes in the oven at 200 C. Sound did work again but screen totally black. 2nd attempt, the same. Last attempt, all or nothing, 15 minutes at 230 C, more smell like burning plastic. Ripe for the garbage I was thinking but gave it a try before dumping the tv. Everything is working perfect again !

This worked for me for an LG 55UJ6540...was stuck on spinning dots after a software update. I baked at 300 degrees for 15 min in a toaster oven on aluminum foil over a pan. Solder didn't appear to melt, but it obviously did. Back in action!

My second time baking my motherboard

Your wife is soo hot, can i use her to melt somthing ;)

Mine working awesome

Flor tv sir.thanks for sharing.

Well done - beautiful fam'

Still need parts ?

About to bake my board for the 3rd time, it has gone out like 1st a year since the first bake lol

Didn’t work!

awesome edit!

rad cant wait for this weekend!

Great idea using 2 big c clamps and metal bar and socket. I don't have a press but got stuff you used. Going to give it a shot tomorrow before taking it somewhere get pressed out for $$$ Hope it works money funny

Worked on my 2011 LG 3D TV. Thanks.

Looks so fun! Happy new year!

I was just there like a minute ago

Just ordered this clutch basket for my 2014 CRf450 and it doesn’t fit. It won’t slide past the motor case .. did you have the same issue ?

I've done this like three times and it works but only for a few months and then it fails again..

Did you put the thrust washer back in between the kickstarter gear and the basket it looked like you did not sure though

I did this procedure several years ago and gave new life to the TV. But the same problem happened again so I repeated the procedure and it worked as well.

Got a LG 60pk250-US from a local fellow for free. The red light on the front would come up and that is all. Put the main power board and the I/O board on a silicone baking sheet in the oven at 285F for 20 minutes. I have a gas oven so temperature may have been a bit higher. Turned off the heat and let the board cool in the oven. Put everything back together and it works flawlessly. I've been burning it in for 24 hours so far.

Found 47LV5500 by dumpster today with same symptoms. Used this fix with minor tweak, and using toaster oven just now at 375°F for 20 minutes. Worked. I'll burn it in a few days and report back. Thanks!

I baked mine, and it only worked for like 6 six, then it died again. Not sure if I should bake it again, any recommendations?

I have a used piston that can be cleaned up and put in. Not in perfect, out of the box condition, but the bike ran fine with it before my son and I did a top end on it. I might still have the rings too.

This common fault is bad. LG = rebranded "Goldair".

Finally! Someone who has DirecTV! Lol.

i baked my motherboard in the oven for 10 mins at 375 degrees and now mine works great

Just did this today, 13 year old lg 52" WORKS!!

does it works on samsung too?

I used a blow dryer and did not even take it apart. I just pointed it at the vents ports and screen for about ten minutes and then turned it off and back on and it worked !

OK, I'm glad I decided to watch through your video. It doesn't say anything different from any of the others, with the exception of the components falling off, but your son rushing the camera just made my day! I'm about to try this on my 55LE5400 before I decide to drop some cash on a new TV. Thank you!

My only problem is sound, its completely gone out. TV has worked nicely otherwise. MB is currently in the oven 🤞

I popped the heat sink off of the bgu chip and used a heat gun to gradually heat it up pretty hot (after using caftan tape to secure the components on the other side of the ct bd) reassembled it and it's working!!! Thanks for the inspiration.

I have done this process two times in the past two years and it has helped keep my TV going for some time. Popped on this video to double check the temp and time settings while I leave it cooking. Hoping to get at least another 6 months or so out of this TV before finally getting a new one. I've had this LG for almost 9 years now and really like it. It looks pretty amazing- except when it is broken.

This worked for me on a LG 47LV3700. Baked it at 385 degrF for 10 minutes and let cool down for an hour in the oven. I removed the heat sink for the CPU first and put thermal compound on it after heating it in the oven. It took longer to take the TV Off and On the wall than the rest of the procedure.

THIS REALLY WORKS!!! So many thing on internet are bogus, but this one is NOT! Thanks Jeff Wick and all of you, around the world, who have made videos and commented. My 55 inch 9 year old LG was not connecting to any of the three HDMI ports for weeks now, and yesterday it wouldn't get past the opening page, both of which were problems listed in the comments. A quick UA-cam search got me here. Put the motherboard on cardboard and a metal cooking sheet, baked @300° F for 16 minutes, no bad smell, cooled, (no parts fell off) re-installed and.....WOW! Everything works perfectly!!! Thanks again to all !!

Hey, don't want to be a downer, but i just tried this on my LG 55" 55UF6450, and its still not displaying video. I will say that I am AMAZED the TV turned on again, at all! Baking a circuit board!?!? Are you kidding me!!?? But.. when the board is basically trash, why not give it a try, right? So I did. But, with less positive results. I may also have different issues than are described here, though; My TV turns on, and is fully functional as long as its on, EXCEPT that all video is "snow". Very strange. All inputs, all apps, anything that is video will not display. The audio will work, the menus will show up Crystal clear. But the video behind the menus is snow. I think it might be an issue with how the board is processing a video signal, not necessarily a broken link/solder/circuit. So that might be why it didn't work for me. So I await my $250 replacement board (sigh..) Good luck to everyone else!!

Hi everyone, I baked for the first time at 150°C (300°F) for 16 minutes and it didn't work ... the second time I baked at 180°C (360°F) for 10 minutes and magically the TV LG32LE5810 started up again! Thanks a lot Jeff

Hi Jeff, Thanks for the video. Our 2012 47 inch LG went out and only the slow red light flashing. TV repairman said mother board bad. I put it on a piece of parchment paper on a cookie sheet and covered with parchment and baked for 18 minutes at 285-300 degrees F, turned off heat and left it in for two more minutes, cooled it, installed it and TV worked. No loose solder on parchment. It has been 3 days since the bake and all is well!

i have LG32LE5810 with logo stuck... i'll try the bake!!

Just did this on a 47LX9500 and worked like a charm. 385 for 10 minutes, let cool for like an hour while I worked on another project, popped it back and video worked. Thanks!!!