is the same opening procedure for cxw804 ? I was told that there is no replacemnt for the led stripes so only glueing is a option, what glue is to use here?
This is common in every single major brand. I have seen this same problem in Samsung, LG, Sony and Panasonic. It is a terrible system I remember I had and old CRT for 22 years and just ended up replacing it because almost everything nowadays requires flat screen technology in order to work properly. But this things are simply badly manufactured. It is not nostalgia gobbles it is simply the way things are nowadays prioritizing mass production instead durability.
I have a panasonic tc55as660c tv that has sound but mo picture however if i flash a light on it i can see a faint picture can you help me what could be possibly wrong with it???
hi there. i just changed the LED stips but now i want to test if its all fine and the TV on turn on. i see you can turn on without having the displays connected... or there is some trick? thanks
Hi, the led bulbs are just got off their position or you just bought new one's ? For this repair, before you open the tv, what exactly are the spare parts you needed ? thanks
This is Ironic and Simply an Awesome Repair as I have had this same Tv for about 9 years with what used to be 8 white dots but now I have 17🙈 and now I know basically what needs to be done.👍 I was wondering (as others have mentioned) which glue is used to fix the Lenses back into place And see you have Divulged this information yet I must ask (as I’m in the UK) if the Glue is available on somewhere like Ebay. You have a new Subscriber because of this Upload and thank you Sir for the help and any info on the Glue used.🙏👍
@@TechV.R Thank you Sir for the information🙏👍and is it 30-22 Glue As you replied originally to another Comment or 30-12 as you have just said to me? (Also can any other glue be used)like Superglue for example (I do have a UV light by the way👍)
Thanks for the Video , trying to find backlight strip's for Panasonic TH 49D400A tv i can't seem to find anything, any suggestions where I could find the right led strip's, thanks
Hello. Unfortunately, I have not found any information about the backlight in this TV either. In the event that I do not have LED strips for the TV, I replace the LEDs themselves. Admittedly, it takes more time and skill.
добрый вечер Mister Romanov. Thanks for this video, which is very useful. I have the TX-55CX700E screen with light spots and shadows. 1- I fixed them using your video (open the TV, glue the lens of the LED, and close the TV). Unfortunately, I still have 1 light spot and some shadow areas. 2- I reopened the TV (yes :-) ) and tested all LED. One is brighter than the other is. It creates the light spot. How can I fix it? 3- The background with reflector panel is not very flat. That creates the shadow area. Have you any idea about how correcting this? Again, I thank you for your video :-)
Hello. Perhaps the lens was wrongly positioned and glued, that you can see a white stain now? Perhaps the optical lens is dusty, then you need to wash it. (I use * Clin * window cleaner, or a similar window cleaner may be used.) Later, dry the lens with compressed air.
@@TechV.R спасибо mister Romanov. “Perhaps the lens was wrongly positioned and glued”. You were right! I unglued and glued them back. Now it is far better. “the white diffuser layer can be cut along the deformation, and glued with double-sided adhesive tape.)” OK I will try this, but I am afraid :-) Thanks a lot for all your help!
Unfortunately, banding is a feature of the LCD matrix product. The uneven application of a layer of liquid crystals between the glass layer creates banding. This is simply a complicated LCD matrix production. Every TV has this effect. Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do about it.
The DX 900 model has fans on the back that draw dust. You may need to disassemble the LCD panel and clean the diffuser layers. Additionally, I recommend cleaning the fans to avoid error 13 later.
Good job sir
is the same opening procedure for cxw804 ? I was told that there is no replacemnt for the led stripes so only glueing is a option, what glue is to use here?
To bad Panasonic doesn't make quality tv's anymore...they had the best image!
This is common in every single major brand. I have seen this same problem in Samsung, LG, Sony and Panasonic. It is a terrible system I remember I had and old CRT for 22 years and just ended up replacing it because almost everything nowadays requires flat screen technology in order to work properly. But this things are simply badly manufactured. It is not nostalgia gobbles it is simply the way things are nowadays prioritizing mass production instead durability.
I have a panasonic tc55as660c tv that has sound but mo picture however if i flash a light on it i can see a faint picture can you help me what could be possibly wrong with it???
Damaged backlight.1 or more LEDs are damaged. The LED strips need to be replaced
hi there. i just changed the LED stips but now i want to test if its all fine and the TV on turn on. i see you can turn on without having the displays connected... or there is some trick? thanks
5:30 one of those gold colored ribbons came away from the screen. Is that fixable?
Make sure you're extra careful when placing back the frame on LCD panel.
I be cracked mine when screwing back the right frame piece 😢
Od tv philipsa pasuje matryca LCD. Fizycznie jest trochę mniejsza.
@@TechV.R Dasz jakieś namiary na model / gdzie to kupić?
TX50EX730E? Where can i buy led strips?
In this model, you can replace a single damaged LED. Unfortunately, there is no complete backlight for this TV (led strips)
@@TechV.R thank you very much!! I Will do that
@@TechV.R there are online. Of course you can change the strip line
Hi how are you i see your vedio and opend my led and changed the led blubs but i closed my led on led my led half dark and hlf light
Hi. Im thinking of doing a little repair myself, and I was wondering what glue you recommend for fastening this loosen glass deflectors..? thanks.
@@TechV.R any recommendation for us who dont have access to UV light..? ;-)
Hi, the led bulbs are just got off their position or you just bought new one's ? For this repair, before you open the tv, what exactly are the spare parts you needed ? thanks
@@bwmelektronics3532 Thank you so much for the help !
Hiya, what are the led strips that you use?Are they readily available?? Im from NZ.Thanks
Hi.
You can try change led stripes from Aliexpress LG Innotek 55Inch Pattern 6.5PI Rev1.0
This is Ironic and Simply an Awesome Repair as I have had this same Tv for about 9 years with what used to be 8 white dots but now I have 17🙈 and now I know basically what needs to be done.👍
I was wondering (as others have mentioned) which glue is used to fix the Lenses back into place
And see you have Divulged this information yet I must ask (as I’m in the UK) if the Glue is available on somewhere like Ebay.
You have a new Subscriber because of this Upload and thank you Sir for the help and any info on the Glue used.🙏👍
@@TechV.R Thank you Sir for the information🙏👍and is it 30-22 Glue
As you replied originally to another Comment or 30-12 as you have just said to me? (Also can any other glue be used)like Superglue for example (I do have a UV light by the way👍)
Thanks for the Video , trying to find backlight strip's for Panasonic TH 49D400A tv i can't seem to find anything, any suggestions where I could find the right led strip's, thanks
Hello. Unfortunately, I have not found any information about the backlight in this TV either. In the event that I do not have LED strips for the TV, I replace the LEDs themselves. Admittedly, it takes more time and skill.
Are the reflectors aligned or you just place them in the hole in any position?
Hi. You have to adjust the lenses so that they sit stiff in their places. (any position)
@@TechV.R Thanks. I'll give it a go.
Hi! Can I have the name of the UV glue please?
Hi. Loxeal 30-22
Hi,I have a 55cx700e.the green light flashes about 15 times with no picture
Hi. Please check the Tcon module. Then check the short circuit of the SMD capacitors on the source board of the LCD screen
What is the name of the uv-glue??
@@TechV.R Thank you very much!!
Half screen dark and half light
добрый вечер Mister Romanov.
Thanks for this video, which is very useful. I have the TX-55CX700E screen with light spots and shadows.
1- I fixed them using your video (open the TV, glue the lens of the LED, and close the TV). Unfortunately, I still have 1 light spot and some shadow areas.
2- I reopened the TV (yes :-) ) and tested all LED. One is brighter than the other is. It creates the light spot. How can I fix it?
3- The background with reflector panel is not very flat. That creates the shadow area. Have you any idea about how correcting this?
Again, I thank you for your video :-)
Hello.
Perhaps the lens was wrongly positioned and glued, that you can see a white stain now?
Perhaps the optical lens is dusty, then you need to wash it. (I use * Clin * window cleaner, or a similar window cleaner may be used.) Later, dry the lens with compressed air.
the white diffuser layer can be cut along the deformation, and glued with double-sided adhesive tape.)
@@TechV.R спасибо mister Romanov.
“Perhaps the lens was wrongly positioned and glued”. You were right! I unglued and glued them back. Now it is far better.
“the white diffuser layer can be cut along the deformation, and glued with double-sided adhesive tape.)” OK I will try this, but I am afraid :-)
Thanks a lot for all your help!
I got DX900 model with vertical banding issue. Can I fix it with the same method shown on this video?
Unfortunately, banding is a feature of the LCD matrix product. The uneven application of a layer of liquid crystals between the glass layer creates banding. This is simply a complicated LCD matrix production. Every TV has this effect. Unfortunately, there's nothing you can do about it.
The DX 900 model has fans on the back that draw dust. You may need to disassemble the LCD panel and clean the diffuser layers. Additionally, I recommend cleaning the fans to avoid error 13 later.
What's the correct order of the optical panels/foils ?
You have to adjust the lenses so that they sit stiff in their places. (any position)
@@TechV.R Thanks, but I was referring to the different sheets of plastic behind the lcd panel.
@@JakeXXXJeff você quis dizer, os espelhos
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HI. The best video on the topic. Please provide a link to the UV curing device and the time required. Thank you
@@bwmelektronics3532
Thanks, I would still need a type for LED strips.
Vraiment une tv de merde passe plus de temps en réparation qu’a fonctionner