This workaround was successful for my LG Plasma 60PV450. Absolutely incredible, can't thank you enough! I can power on/off the TV from my remote, no issues.
Perhaps add "plasma" to your title or description so people can find your video. Still can't believe that taking the pin out worked. How long did your's work like this?
This worked for my 60” lg (model number 50ps60ua) but it wasn’t the same wire on my ribbon. The one that worked for me was labeled auto-grnd! Thanks for the video.
Thanks bro! I had the same issue and your video directed me to the same wire that was causing the problem. The TV now work but I have to unplug and re-plug to power the TV on. I order a new input board however the issue turns out to be the power board. I was able to return the input board and refunded the $75.00 spent.
Right on man I think that’s it might have the same exact problem. I’m not an electrician or anything like that and I’m not good with electrical things, so actually can you shoot me a picture of it I’m looking down from the back of the TV where the motherboard is located and where that wire located is it to the left side or right side if I’m facing the left side of the TV or whatever give me a little description of where it is I think you said the blue wire is that correct? Thanks Knewman I really appreciate it I just bought the TV for 30 bucks and a pork steak, so I’m not putting any money into it if I have to I’ll just throw away those at work, or if I can pick up another one with a good motherboard for 10 bucks I’ll do that lol
Working on LG 60 PN5300. When I hit the power button I get one click, red light goes from steady to blinking, then off altogether. Then another click and the red light goes back to steady. Capacitors all look to be in good shape. Red light comes up on main board when I hit the power, but shuts off on that second click. Any help is greatly appreciated you seem very knowledgeable. Thanks
You Can Fix That after watching your video I tried unplugging the main board and power supply with one another. If I unplug the two at either end, the red led light disappears in front.
You Can Fix That I’m not sure how to unplug those. They plugs with the flat cables coming off seem to be stuck in there. That small board hasn’t had any led indicator of power the whole time.
good video,did u ever change the board out ? im having the same issue,im gona look online to see what they cost,did the tv work without that wire you took out ? thanks for the video.
Hey, You Can Fix That! I have the same kind of issue. Took it to my buddies house and he said all the board we're testing at the right voltage. He thinks it's the main board. It's an eax65071307(1.1) but we can't seem to find that anywhere in stock would you have any idea. Rather then taking into some place
When you turned the tv on, did the tv start to come on for a split second and then switch back off/go back into standby? If the red light is on that means the tv is in standby and can't turn on
@@britishpakstar988 Hey, I had a problem like that, and replaced two of the tiny tan colored, resistors" Now" Comes on plays perfect... LG TV'S ARE VERY EXPENSIVE,!! SOME STILL RUN INTO THE THOUSANDS.!! So, anything you can do to get it Working again, ( JUST DO IT ).
@@youcanfixthat8636 did you ever figure out what that wire was for? surely pulling it would come at some cost? idk much about circuitry but maybe a surge protector thing l.
I have an LG 50UH5530-UB I have the same problem. The tv wouldn't turn on at all. When i pressed the power button it would only Flash the LG logo for second and turn off. I've done what you did on the video and removed that little Cable from the main board and my TV turns on and i have sound, but no picture/No back light. Any suggestions?😏
I have the same issue. I unplugged the wire you did in the video. It helped a little. The screen flashes on for a second when I plug in the TV and then it goes off. I'm trying to figure out what I should try now. Any help is greatly appreciated, I have a multimeter but am not that great at this.
Hey, my friend" " Check to see if you're TV is in stand by, mode" it can't stay on, & some LG'S Can't come on at all in standby mode. Otherwise, you're going to need a New, main board... Good luck
I am trying to repair an LG50P A5500 . I have removed all the rear panel screws I coud find, but still cant remove the rear panel. It is loose everywhere except near the input panel . Any advice is appreciated!
My LG 55 inch turned off and it suddenly turned off, the red indicator light does not turn on. I tried unplugging and waited to plug back in but nothing happens.
I got a 60pn6500. Lg. And it shuts down on me I unplug and plug 3or 4 times and it comes back on and then it got worse but I still can't get her back on but when I shut her off she won't come back on until I do the same again I tried some of the ways from the videos near one of them worked just wondering would it be in my power supply box
jeremy butt sounds like your power supply board. If you unplug the main board from the power supply and the power supply stay on then your main board has an issue
I don't know if this is the case, but I saw on another board there was a pin with "EN" (I think?), and I believe what it does is when the power board comes on it checks to see if everything is working with the main board. The main board is supposed to send back an "enable" signal for it to cut on the LED strips. If it doesn't then something is malfunctioning with the main board. I checked all 12 LED strips with a testing device I picked up on Amazon after taking the TV apart (daunting task, by the way). I "have" this problem. Replaced the power board, and it didn't work. I don't really trust it to be good but assuming it is maybe it is the main board. So I'm mailing it back today. I've watched several videos about "reballing" it. Apparently, the VGA processor gets a micro-crack or something, and it creates a problem which means the mainboard does not send a signal back for them to cut on. Some do it by putting it in an oven at 385 degrees, which seems extreme. I think I'm going to get a heat lamp and try to figure out a way to focus it on the chip for fifteen minutes. It seems more specific, and I still don't understand why the plastic plugs didn't melt. What you're doing is heating the board up in place, to melt all the solder again and fix any little cold-solder joints that might have developed. I hope it works, as I'm tired of it. I think the "enable" pin is probably some sort of safety thing--maybe not for fire, but as to not damage other stuff.
I have a 60" LG PN5300 My stand by light is on but tv won't power on. This started last Saturday In was hooking up my fire stick into the hdmi port I notice the port was lose and kinda fell inside the tv used tweezers to get it back in position then noticed my TV wouldn't power back on.
Kev Burr that board my have shorted out when you stuck the tweezers inside. Something must of touched. Try unplugging the tv for 30 seconds. Plug it back in but hold power button as you plug it in and see what happens. If nothing you might need to change that board. Also try remove anything that is plugged into the HDMI PORTS.
my LG 50PG6010 has been sitting in my spare room for 3 years I never got round to sending the board off to get repaired I plugged it in and pressed the power button screen flashed on for a sec then went off I did it again then pressed the buttons on the bottom of the tv next to the power button repeatedly then the clicking stop and it turned back on like nothing happened
Jim Duke i just left it like it was. If i unplug it for 5 seconds and plug it back in the tv will turn on. We can turn it off with power button so we use a power strip to turn tv back on by turn off power strip for 5 seconds and back on which automatically turns tv on.
Did you find out what that wire was for you pulled out? My TV is a LG 60PN6500 doing kinda same it will power on but screen stays blacked out and the red standby light stays on... When I unplugged the main board and put a jumper in the control board for the screen test it would work but as soon as I would connect it back in it would go back to black screen... I think the stand by light being stuck on is having something to do with it
You Can Fix That yea that's kinda what my gut is telling me too but I been trying to figure out a way to verify and prove it is before I go and throw $150 at it then worst case scenario not b the issue
Hello, have a May 2010 LG 60PK250 with what appears to be a power supply issue. The standby light Comes on, turns off, on, off, then stays on. I received this TV used/broken. After inspection it appears it had some sort of surge through the main board. There were 2 blown diodes on the back side and a red audio connection had some black on it as well as a blue connecter. Not sure what caused these to apparently burn or Get really hot. I have replaced the main board and connecting cable from the power supply to main board. had a green light come on the logic board for a brief period of time first time firing it up after installing the new board. Now back to relay click on the power supply and only standby light coming on. Not sure what to try next, Set had a significant amount of dust on the boards. Thanks, Jon
I did and that was indeed the problem. Once it turned on I ended up noticing several green lines running down the screen. After swapping the logic board and reseating most of the ribbon cables I still have the lines. Thinking the panel is most likely bad.
MY LG PLSAMA TV MODEL NO 60PB5610-TA WHEN I CONNECT MOTHER BOARD WITH POWER SUPPLY BOARD ITS RELAY CUTT OFF AFTER A FEW SECONDS IMTIAZ FROM SAUDI ARABIA
So I was able to push the pin out but still having same issue so I’m not sure where to be from here except trying to purchase a power board.. your video was excellent by the way
Thank you so much for this.
Every video shows how they fix the problem but you show the process of how you found the problem.
you are welcome
Thank you for putting this video up. Wasn’t sure I could diagnose or replace the board. Seems not to bad, I’m finding a board to replace the old one
This workaround was successful for my LG Plasma 60PV450. Absolutely incredible, can't thank you enough! I can power on/off the TV from my remote, no issues.
Faizul Hamid You are welcome. Glad i could help!
Perhaps add "plasma" to your title or description so people can find your video. Still can't believe that taking the pin out worked. How long did your's work like this?
Its still working and ok
you took the same pin out he did? i have the same board storm hit my cable box and ran thru hdmi
Can you please tell me what pin?
This worked for my 60” lg (model number 50ps60ua) but it wasn’t the same wire on my ribbon. The one that worked for me was labeled auto-grnd! Thanks for the video.
Also, have to use a power strip to turn the tv on and off now since it just stays on, wondering if I get a remote if that will work for me
Thank very much for taking the time and figuring out the t.v for real for real, YOU SAVED ME AND MY FAMILY $ HUNDREDS. MUCH LOVE! 🥰🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
mine too im so glad it worked
Good on ya brother man. I'm gonna try this right now. Clever cookie.
Thx bro..same problem my4500 .. good bless you ❤️
bro you just fixed my tv for me i had same problem it works now thank you man
jonny smith you are welcome 💥💥💥
yay it worked on my 50in lg. you da man!
That was amazing. I hope my LG fix is just as easy.
Thanks bro! I had the same issue and your video directed me to the same wire that was causing the problem. The TV now work but I have to unplug and re-plug to power the TV on. I order a new input board however the issue turns out to be the power board. I was able to return the input board and refunded the $75.00 spent.
You are welcome! Glad i was able to help! If you plug it into a power strip you can just hit the switch to turn it on and off as well
Darran Wilson hey wich wire is that tge one beside tge blue?
Darran
Wilson
You Can Fix That
I found an LG 55 with Same issue, I noticed the skinny strip wires was loosed, so I plugged it an now it works!
Right on man I think that’s it might have the same exact problem. I’m not an electrician or anything like that and I’m not good with electrical things, so actually can you shoot me a picture of it I’m looking down from the back of the TV where the motherboard is located and where that wire located is it to the left side or right side if I’m facing the left side of the TV or whatever give me a little description of where it is I think you said the blue wire is that correct?
Thanks Knewman I really appreciate it I just bought the TV for 30 bucks and a pork steak, so I’m not putting any money into it if I have to I’ll just throw away those at work, or if I can pick up another one with a good motherboard for 10 bucks I’ll do that lol
This worked for my LG 50pk250. Thanks a million...only question I have is if anyone has had any side effects?
No side effects
Working on LG 60 PN5300. When I hit the power button I get one click, red light goes from steady to blinking, then off altogether. Then another click and the red light goes back to steady. Capacitors all look to be in good shape. Red light comes up on main board when I hit the power, but shuts off on that second click. Any help is greatly appreciated you seem very knowledgeable. Thanks
Noah Hantho if you unplug the main board from the power supply board and it stays on....the main board is causing a issue
You Can Fix That after watching your video I tried unplugging the main board and power supply with one another. If I unplug the two at either end, the red led light disappears in front.
@@noahhantho3740 try the small board below the power supply
You Can Fix That I’m not sure how to unplug those. They plugs with the flat cables coming off seem to be stuck in there. That small board hasn’t had any led indicator of power the whole time.
good video,did u ever change the board out ? im having the same issue,im gona look online to see what they cost,did the tv work without that wire you took out ?
thanks for the video.
Hey, You Can Fix That! I have the same kind of issue. Took it to my buddies house and he said all the board we're testing at the right voltage. He thinks it's the main board. It's an eax65071307(1.1) but we can't seem to find that anywhere in stock would you have any idea. Rather then taking into some place
i pulled the wire and mineworks
2 words will help you find your answer!!
*Google*
*Dorks*
When you turned the tv on, did the tv start to come on for a split second and then switch back off/go back into standby?
If the red light is on that means the tv is in standby and can't turn on
Jeanmarc Sookhoo this one would not turn on at all due to a short in the main board.
My tv is doing this can any one help
@@britishpakstar988 Hey, I had a problem like that, and replaced two of the tiny tan colored, resistors" Now" Comes on plays perfect... LG TV'S ARE VERY EXPENSIVE,!! SOME STILL RUN INTO THE THOUSANDS.!!
So, anything you can do to get it
Working again, ( JUST DO IT ).
@@arkangel8709 omg I wish I had known I’ve only just skipped it other dat
@@youcanfixthat8636 did you ever figure out what that wire was for? surely pulling it would come at some cost? idk much about circuitry but maybe a surge protector thing l.
I removed that wired and I have screen on and no sound....but before it was nothing
What you think it is now ?
Same TV
Try a different HDMI input
I have an LG 50UH5530-UB I have the same problem. The tv wouldn't turn on at all. When i pressed the power button it would only Flash the LG logo for second and turn off. I've done what you did on the video and removed that little Cable from the main board and my TV turns on and i have sound, but no picture/No back light. Any suggestions?😏
You are missing a cable from the tcon to the middle board lol ?
I have the same issue. I unplugged the wire you did in the video. It helped a little. The screen flashes on for a second when I plug in the TV and then it goes off. I'm trying to figure out what I should try now. Any help is greatly appreciated, I have a multimeter but am not that great at this.
Hey, my friend" " Check to see if you're TV is in stand by, mode" it can't stay on, & some LG'S Can't come on at all in standby mode.
Otherwise, you're going to need a
New, main board... Good luck
I am trying to repair an LG50P A5500 . I have removed all the rear panel screws I coud find, but still cant remove the rear panel. It is loose everywhere except near the input panel . Any advice is appreciated!
Brian England its either a screw or a clip holding it.
yes, it was a black screw right in th middle of the input panel -Tunnel Vision I = ID10T error
I am working on Philip's tv which comes on and goes back to standby
My LG 55 inch turned off and it suddenly turned off, the red indicator light does not turn on. I tried unplugging and waited to plug back in but nothing happens.
Gerardo Ceballos sounds like you got a bad main board if the tv is bot getting any power
You Can Fix That will switching it out fix the problem?
Gerardo Ceballos that should fix the problem
You Can Fix That thanks for the advice, I will try that
I got a 60pn6500. Lg. And it shuts down on me I unplug and plug 3or 4 times and it comes back on and then it got worse but I still can't get her back on but when I shut her off she won't come back on until I do the same again I tried some of the ways from the videos near one of them worked just wondering would it be in my power supply box
jeremy butt sounds like your power supply board. If you unplug the main board from the power supply and the power supply stay on then your main board has an issue
I don't know if this is the case, but I saw on another board there was a pin with "EN" (I think?), and I believe what it does is when the power board comes on it checks to see if everything is working with the main board. The main board is supposed to send back an "enable" signal for it to cut on the LED strips. If it doesn't then something is malfunctioning with the main board. I checked all 12 LED strips with a testing device I picked up on Amazon after taking the TV apart (daunting task, by the way).
I "have" this problem. Replaced the power board, and it didn't work. I don't really trust it to be good but assuming it is maybe it is the main board. So I'm mailing it back today.
I've watched several videos about "reballing" it. Apparently, the VGA processor gets a micro-crack or something, and it creates a problem which means the mainboard does not send a signal back for them to cut on. Some do it by putting it in an oven at 385 degrees, which seems extreme. I think I'm going to get a heat lamp and try to figure out a way to focus it on the chip for fifteen minutes. It seems more specific, and I still don't understand why the plastic plugs didn't melt.
What you're doing is heating the board up in place, to melt all the solder again and fix any little cold-solder joints that might have developed. I hope it works, as I'm tired of it. I think the "enable" pin is probably some sort of safety thing--maybe not for fire, but as to not damage other stuff.
I have a 60" LG PN5300 My stand by light is on but tv won't power on. This started last Saturday In was hooking up my fire stick into the hdmi port I notice the port was lose and kinda fell inside the tv used tweezers to get it back in position then noticed my TV wouldn't power back on.
Kev Burr that board my have shorted out when you stuck the tweezers inside. Something must of touched. Try unplugging the tv for 30 seconds. Plug it back in but hold power button as you plug it in and see what happens. If nothing you might need to change that board. Also try remove anything that is plugged into the HDMI PORTS.
Kev Burr Also that is your main board
@@youcanfixthat8636 ok thanks...
It worked i had no power at all nothing no lights completely nothing but it got it to make the motherboard blink red at me but. Nothing else
my LG 50PG6010 has been sitting in my spare room for 3 years I never got round to sending the board off to get repaired I plugged it in and pressed the power button screen flashed on for a sec then went off I did it again then pressed the buttons on the bottom of the tv next to the power button repeatedly then the clicking stop and it turned back on like nothing happened
Try Baking The Board For 10Mins Easy Fix
How you pull the wire out?
Barry Bowie take a paper clip or something small enough to push it out from the other side
I have the exact same issue. Removed the wire and the power supply voltages would stay on. Did you end up replacing the main board?
Jim Duke i just left it like it was. If i unplug it for 5 seconds and plug it back in the tv will turn on. We can turn it off with power button so we use a power strip to turn tv back on by turn off power strip for 5 seconds and back on which automatically turns tv on.
It was the main board
Did you find out what that wire was for you pulled out? My TV is a LG 60PN6500 doing kinda same it will power on but screen stays blacked out and the red standby light stays on... When I unplugged the main board and put a jumper in the control board for the screen test it would work but as soon as I would connect it back in it would go back to black screen... I think the stand by light being stuck on is having something to do with it
James Wheeler i dont know what that wire really control but from what issue you are having it sounds like your main board had a short in it as well.
You Can Fix That yea that's kinda what my gut is telling me too but I been trying to figure out a way to verify and prove it is before I go and throw $150 at it then worst case scenario not b the issue
did you ever find out? my lg 60m plasma keeps going black. only 4 yrs old.
Robert Beam it’s the main board that was shorted out
You Can Fix That . Thank you.
Hello,
have a May 2010 LG 60PK250 with what appears to be a power supply issue. The standby light Comes on, turns off, on, off, then stays on.
I received this TV used/broken. After inspection it appears it had some sort of surge through the main board. There were 2 blown diodes on the back side and a red audio connection had some black on it as well as a blue connecter. Not sure what caused these to apparently burn or Get really hot. I have replaced the main board and connecting cable from the power supply to main board. had a green light come on the logic board for a brief period of time first time firing it up after installing the new board. Now back to relay click on the power supply and only standby light coming on.
Not sure what to try next, Set had a significant amount of dust on the boards.
Thanks,
Jon
change the power supply board
I did and that was indeed the problem. Once it turned on I ended up noticing several green lines running down the screen. After swapping the logic board and reseating most of the ribbon cables I still have the lines. Thinking the panel is most likely bad.
Where did u get the power supply board
I did what u did but it’s still doing it what else u think I new to this
Alexus Scott what was yours doing
Boot until says input on top left the flickers off.them repeat but dosent go as far as input.can hear clicking.
And I didn't see a video on 60pn6500 what does p.m. mean
I took mine out and now I don't get the little flash of sparkly snow that I did before. Just blank screens
what was your tv doing before you took that wire out? Would the red light blink when you tried to power it on?
You Can Fix That it blinks a little but when I take it out of standby mode, I get sound but no picture. A quick flash of coloured snow then nothing
you get sound when you power it on but no picture?
Yes, that's correct.
MY LG PLSAMA TV MODEL NO 60PB5610-TA WHEN I CONNECT MOTHER BOARD WITH POWER SUPPLY BOARD ITS RELAY CUTT OFF AFTER A FEW SECONDS
IMTIAZ FROM SAUDI ARABIA
I'm getting power to everything and the screen is still black
Plug it up baby!
how did you remove pin?
Bakergang2405 i pushed it out the other end with a very small flat head screw driver or you can use a nice size paper clip
So I was able to push the pin out but still having same issue so I’m not sure where to be from here except trying to purchase a power board.. your video was excellent by the way
Can you text me? I really need help my situation is the same as yours
Too small to watch from Android phone.