Each LED on the TV LED strip has 3 volts or 6 volts (for TVs with a diagonal greater than 39 inches)... the problem is that the LEDs from the light bulbs (most 2835, 5360, 5370, etc.) have a maximum current of 20 -25 mA, while the LEDs on the TV have an operating current between 280 mA and 350 mA... so the LEDs on the TV have a power of 3V x 0.35mA = 1.05W (watts) and each LED of the light bulb has 3V x 0.020 = 0.06W(watts)....there may also be light bulbs with LEDs that have 1W LEDs...TV manufacturers are not interested in selling TV LEDs, because most would buy 10-20 leds with the price of 0.5 dollars/piece "for the reserve" and the TV repairmen would also lose customers... because of this, only the LED strips specific to each TV brand can be found, because a TV LED strip costs between 10 and 20 dollars per piece, and the TVs have at least 2 bars with LEDs...thing for sale and profit of the producing companies
@@_satyam.jaiswal___ Unfortunately, you have to disassemble the TV, measure the voltage at the entrance to the LED strips, then disassemble the screen and the reflective foils, after which you can see what the LED strips look like. Each LED strip is written (by the manufacturer) some information about the tape. Then, you do some simple calculations (Ohm's law), you have the voltage on the LEDs, you have the number of LEDs, you easily deduce the voltage and amperage on each LED from your own TV... just like "TV troubleshooters on UA-cam" mostly only want likes and subscribes... the more detailed information is part of their experience, if they were to reveal it, almost all those with minimal knowledge of electronics would "steal the bread from their mouths"... success
The solder that remains on the LED and the strip are what make it "stick." The gel is flux that helps the solder flow back together between the two parts. If you don't use flux soldering is difficult and may have a poor (or no) connection.
Each led either tv or bulb have specific voltage to operate. It can be 3v or 6v etc etc. So the led tv strip you repaired had how many volts per led? and the led bulb you used to salvage leds had how many volts per led?? Both led tv and blub led must have same operating voltages. Kindly explain the wattage of led bulb that should be used for 32inch led tv. Thanks.
applied to much heat.. should cool it immediately, after soldering. the candle was good idea! thanks
Nice job...well-done
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Each LED on the TV LED strip has 3 volts or 6 volts (for TVs with a diagonal greater than 39 inches)... the problem is that the LEDs from the light bulbs (most 2835, 5360, 5370, etc.) have a maximum current of 20 -25 mA, while the LEDs on the TV have an operating current between 280 mA and 350 mA... so the LEDs on the TV have a power of 3V x 0.35mA = 1.05W (watts) and each LED of the light bulb has 3V x 0.020 = 0.06W(watts)....there may also be light bulbs with LEDs that have 1W LEDs...TV manufacturers are not interested in selling TV LEDs, because most would buy 10-20 leds with the price of 0.5 dollars/piece "for the reserve" and the TV repairmen would also lose customers... because of this, only the LED strips specific to each TV brand can be found, because a TV LED strip costs between 10 and 20 dollars per piece, and the TVs have at least 2 bars with LEDs...thing for sale and profit of the producing companies
With how much mA should I replace the led and how much voltage rating? I have a 42 inch tv.
@@_satyam.jaiswal___ Unfortunately, you have to disassemble the TV, measure the voltage at the entrance to the LED strips, then disassemble the screen and the reflective foils, after which you can see what the LED strips look like. Each LED strip is written (by the manufacturer) some information about the tape. Then, you do some simple calculations (Ohm's law), you have the voltage on the LEDs, you have the number of LEDs, you easily deduce the voltage and amperage on each LED from your own TV... just like "TV troubleshooters on UA-cam" mostly only want likes and subscribes... the more detailed information is part of their experience, if they were to reveal it, almost all those with minimal knowledge of electronics would "steal the bread from their mouths"... success
Is that solder paste??
The replaced leds are bigger?. That’s ok?
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😮 very good led TV fix
Sir we can use any led light to replace damaged one?? Please rply
yes
Sir 3volt the led original we can use 6volt to replace tree damage
What happen if you bypass that led with a wire? Will the rest of the led strip work fine?
Hi i follow yo video i have harwa plasma HW32L1 strikes by lighting can you plz show me a video how to fix power supply thanks
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What gel is used to stick led to strip?
The solder that remains on the LED and the strip are what make it "stick." The gel is flux that helps the solder flow back together between the two parts. If you don't use flux soldering is difficult and may have a poor (or no) connection.
Can you get a dry joint on these that causes an intermittent failure of the backlight?
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Each led either tv or bulb have specific voltage to operate. It can be 3v or 6v etc etc. So the led tv strip you repaired had how many volts per led? and the led bulb you used to salvage leds had how many volts per led?? Both led tv and blub led must have same operating voltages. Kindly explain the wattage of led bulb that should be used for 32inch led tv. Thanks.
Dude he fixed a TV with a candle 🕯 😳 😂
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No need of fancy equipment
respect , great skills !!!
thanks a lot, friend
Well done my friend 👏 👍
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Good job sir
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Please use cigarette letter instead of candel
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Like the time macgiver welded with two truck batteries.
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