Logitech Z5500 Display light repair!
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This looks sooooooo awesome!
Thanks!
@@ElektroGamer30 Literally can't wait for my display lights to die just so i can put red leds xDDD
legendary set, thanks for the video
@@MrZobiwan Hi, I'm glad my video helped you.
A like and a subscribe help me a lot too.
Thank you.
Here is a link with all the videos I made with the Logitech Z5500 system.
ua-cam.com/play/PLsgyMOzSu2Eq9WmEVhE2aZzsZ22VpJyPS.html&si=8oy2nDt9XPePyJ8O
omg just what i was looking for!
...Yes,work for me but i put two leds extracted from Led Strip Light Copper Wire that are very bright and more smaller also if you have a fade display you can resolder the contacts of the ribbon cable.
wow thanks !
🤗
Gz mate !
If anyone is going to try this I have a suggestion use 5630 smd LEDs they are small and very bright.
A useful tip, Thank you!
Removing the volume knob is the biggest challenge yet you made it seem like its nothing...
It is true that it is more difficult to remove, but if you have a fork-type tool, it is easy to remove.
What type of LED strips did you use? This is literally what i've been looking to do to fix my control pod for over two years without replacing the whole lcd. This is so awesome by the way!!
I used an RGB LED strip.
The first time I wanted to go green. But it looks like red looks much better.
I'm glad I was able to help you.
@@ElektroGamer30 will any LED strip work or do I have to take care with the voltage?
@@michaelfischer5190 Theoretically, any 12V led strip will work! Attention: You must only use the SMD LED exactly as in the video!
Mine is getting weak but still usable in dark. I will change to RED just like your once it go kaput. And you DIY Back light is looking very SEXY and Appealing. Nice work.
Thanks!
Hello, any chance of you making a video on replacing the original speakers drivers? I saw a tutorial online where is suggested the Eminence Alpha-3-8 but i need an video to follow up since im not a electrician at all and my front speakers drivers started to make noise on medium volume =/
Hello, watch the other videos I made with this logitech Z5500 system, because I have an exact video about noise problems with the front speakers!
Here is a link with all the videos I made with this logitech z5500 system!
ua-cam.com/play/PLsgyMOzSu2Eq9WmEVhE2aZzsZ22VpJyPS.html
this might be a stupid question, but would it work better if i were to replace them with 5630 smd LEDs and use some shielded wire to make them attatch to the original pads and also still have 3 of them on each side?
Hello, yes, any kind of 3.5V LED can be used!
3 LEDs can be installed exactly like the original ones!
I don't know exactly how big these LEDs are, but they can definitely be mounted!
I used those LEDs taken from a strip of broken LEDs!
Be careful when separating the display from its board!
Excusme boss,..i want to ask, how about spiker on but no sound, digital volume all can't make it big or small, what's the problem if like this ,?...thank you,,
try another control pod
i have a rgb strip with a 5050 led. how did u stick the white light diffuser back as the led is in the way.
In this video, I have presented in detail everything that needs to be done to replace burned-out LEDs.
Everything fits perfectly, exactly as seen in the video
I was thinking about fixing my backlight for the last 10 years. Now thanks to your video ....I know that the light will never shine on my display ever again :)
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hahahahahaha
Same here it will be dark forever :P
Buy NEW stuff then...
@@dallesamllhals9161 I bought a new z906 set and after 3 years they stopped working and then i bought a used z5500 set and it works like new (The display light doesnt work). Logitech should really make stuff like they used to do it
what is the v of each diode from the pod not the new diode you put in but from the pod
Do you mean the polarity of the LEDs? + -?
@@ElektroGamer30 the voltage of the leds on the pod. u r using a 12 volt led what is the voltage of the leds on the pod
@@klunk64 The voltage of the leds on the pod is 3v - 3,5v.
A single SMD LED on a 12V LED strip is 3v -3.5V
Hi, i was able to connect the 2 leds but im not getting any information on screen. Display lights up but cant see any writing
Because the cable connecting the motherboard and the display is broken.
a wire probably doesn't touch.
or maybe you didn't put everything correctly during installation.
Pay attention to minute 1:22 when I detached only the display, it has 2 long connecting rubbers.
if the 2 tires with connection pins are not placed correctly, you will not receive any information on the display.
@@ElektroGamer30 thank you. I was able to get it working. Had to clean the area and make sure everything is connected properly. The only issue is my display i cant see the writing as clear. As the original leds were tiny. The white diffuser was able to sit perfectly on the mini lcd board and spread light evenly across. I think i might need to stick the white diffuser to the glass and then put it in
@@tibby1239 It is true that the light is not uniform and that the writing on the display it is not visible from some parts.
I purchased a Polarized display.
When I have time I will inoculate him.
Polarization can also be done on this display, and the writing will be much more visible on the display
Hey I need some help. At 1:20 when you remove the black cover with the 8 clips. i broke one of those clips😥. can this be repaired or is it broken and i have to purchase a new display
Hello. If the display works perfectly, you don't need to replace anything.
@@ElektroGamer30 i broke the clips and now the display isnt working
Hey
You can see the parameters of the listed LEDs ?
Hello, they are 3V LEDs taken from a 12V RGB LED strip.
I used only 2 LEDs because they are very large compared to the old LEDs which are very small.
Here is the code for the original LEDs:
smd 0805 led
@@blusterowo I'm glad I could help you!
Here is a playlist with all the changes I made to the logitech z5500 system!
It's really worth a look!
ua-cam.com/video/wqud_WGYSlI/v-deo.html
@@ElektroGamer30
I've seen almost all of your videos.
I learned a lot :)
Do you know how much voltage the original leds get? I have measured but I am getting 0.1 volts. It also looks like the original leds create a shortage, I can "beep" trough the leds with my multimeter..
Tnx!
The original LEDs receive 3V +
I measured before mounting the new ones.
@@ElektroGamer30 Hmm weird, I just broke off the original leds, and they did create a shortage, i can not "beep" trough the contacts anymore. If I now measure voltage it says 7,94V, but that's a little to much I think for the 3mm blue led's I bought..
@@Blurky82 I don't quite understand exactly what "Beep" you're talking about.
7.94V is a lot for 3.5V LEDs.
Were the old LEDs all burned out or were they still working?
Maybe the meter is wrong, it can't get 8V there.
Are you sure you measured exactly on contacts from the old LEDs ??
@@ElektroGamer30 I mean the "beep" (measure through) setting on the multimeter, don't know how it's called in English or German...
The leds were all burned out/not working for 8 years...
I can make a picture tonight of the 7.94v.. By the way, I am an electrician myself, but not alot of experience in small electronics, more residential building. But I do have the right (qualtiy) equipment to measure. 🙂
@@Blurky82 I am also a car electrician and I am electrically at home and quite a bit in electrical and electronic components.
have you idea why my LED,'s from RBG not wirk? it haves for 5 min. work but then light off
sry for my bad english its not the best
"Grüße aus Deutschland"
Hallo, du kannst mir auch gerne auf Deutsch schreiben. So verstehe ich nicht ganz, was du meinst.
Decided to reconnect my Z-5500 after all these years, it still works but very dim display.
Anyone know where i can send the pod for a fix ?
If you have a qualified electrician nearby, you can send him there!
The repair will cost a maximum of 20 euros/dollars!
@@ElektroGamer30 No such luck, lots of these fix it shops has closed down
@@FIYAon1 If you don't have the necessary knowledge or equipment, ask someone who knows how to help you.
I had the wires from the display detach from the main board, and because of that the writing on the screen was no longer so visible.
After redoing the soldering, everything was perfect!
@@ElektroGamer30 Let me ask you can the repair be done and tested without Z-5500 ?
@@FIYAon1 A good question.
I have never tested something like this, but I think I will try it after the holidays.
In most cases, you can't do a test without having the subwoofer.
In it is the power supply.
Instructions unclear, now I ended up with a god damn rainbow of aRGB :)
Do you know if we can invert the LCD colors by reversing the polarizer so that the LCD stays black and the letters\bars stay white? (used to do that on old calculators)...
The instructions are clear.
It's just that you glued all the LED pins on the board.
3 pins on one side 3 on the other, each for a certain color!
I glued it in half to be red, I could glue it for blue or green, or rainbow.
As far as I know, this change cannot be made, but it is necessary to buy another much more modern display for this system which is with white writing and a bright blue background!
@@ElektroGamer30 LOL it was a joke, I still haven't soldered any leds :)
The backlight is still kinda visible for now so I will leave it this way until it's completely gone, but I'm actually going for aRGB leds and maybe add a button so I can switch backlight color just because it's almost the same work, why not (I don't care for the RGB effects, but it's cool to be able to change the backlight colors) :)
How much voltage does it use for the leds, have you tested?
when my backlight goes kaput I will definitely try to invert my screen color without buying a new screen, I have done that to a lot of other LCD's, hope they haven't glued the polarizer to the glass\plastic or something like that.
@@guily6669 The voltage of the leds on the pod is 3v - 3,5v.
A single SMD LED on a 12V LED strip is 3v -3.5V
YES, the button color change thing is a good idea.
@@ElektroGamer30 Thanks, when I do it I will measure too, but that seem to weak for ARGB, they are 5 volts and will probably not power up the controller very well :(
ps: Most likely will do like you did just a single color or mixed color fixed.
@@guily6669 On the control pod you can also find 5V.
No step by step instructions or on-screen text guide. I tried this today, as I was having the same problem & now the control pod is totally dead & relacement control pods are like %150 on eBay including shipping to my country which is ridiculous. I am screwed now.
I should have just let it as it was, without the backlight, but now everything is gone. I use this with my TV connected to the Optical port of the control pod & the Tv is far away from the control pod, so can't use those Control pod bypassers either.
Hi, what do you mean when you say it's completely dead?
Did you follow all the steps exactly as in the video?
Does POD Control turn on? Does it work? Does it make a sound?
Does the light on the Power button light up?
Or doesn't it do anything at all?
I need more details and maybe I can help you fix it!
Hellow there....my unit occured a problem...it turned on and going to standby mode within 2 3 seconds...when it power on again...I can hear the sound...but again it going to standby mode...
I replaced uF 4700 25v capacitor..but same situation now.
Can anyone guide me to resolve this.. please...
My unit has the some problem as yours. It can´t be the capacitor since swapping the control pod solves the problem. I will try to repair my broken pod. When I find the problem I´ll gladly share my findings.
@@andreglagau5908 thank you Andre....
@@sujeewa439 Hi Sujeewa, something weird solved my problem. I placed 1 1N4007 Diode parallel to the each of the 2 smd diodes on the Pod´s PCB. They got really hot, so i decided to split the current. Now my system hasn´t shut down for 24h running nonstop. Other components on the POD´s PCB also get rather hot, especially ones that shoudn´t e.g. smd electrolyt condensators. Try the diodes, they are really cheap and solved my problem. At least for now.
@@andreglagau5908 thank you so much Andre..it's a big relief for me...thanks again...I'll try as you instructed...stay safe. Wishes from Sri Lanka
@@sujeewa439 when you look at the picture above you see the diodes, they are directly above the smd buttons. Wish you luck.
Simple issues like that Logitech refuses to fix. Same with their webcams nothing wrong the cam
they refused to create win 10 drivers . Why i will NEVER buy another Logitech product again
it's not what it once was, logitech!
@@ElektroGamer30 Totally agree, but so does Creative... Logitech never did an actual Z5500 replacement, Z906 is not even comparable and its also very outdated...
Creative even worse in terms of speakers as they don't even have 5.1 anymore while they had I think an even more powerful set of 5.1 than Z5500 but also cost a lot more, like around 500€ if I remember well and you still needed to pay around 200€ extra for the decoder which is where you had the optical, dolby and that kind of stuff though it also had much more connections than Z5500. Anyway those decoders are now worth quite a huge amount of money on ebay as they are pretty rare nowadays, same with Z5500, I see some ppl selling them at ridiculous prices lol...
I never EVER seen anything better than Z5500 no matter how crazy or audiophile anyone is... Mine were bought around 2005 brand new in a promotion for 250€ and for that price there wasnt EVER any 5.1 set anywhere close to the Z5500, not back then and specially not today which is even worse.
In fact I wasted almost 300€ like a month ago and bought much bigger speakers (2Way with tweeter) and they sound miles worse than the Z5500, now in games while Z5500 sounded like I was in the middle of the war, now sounds like I'm in the middle of the war with cans over my ears :(. Also Z5500 is 250€ which is 5 speakers + Sub + integrated 6 channel amplifier + decoding + controller + speaker cables ALL-In-one for 250€ was the best deal EVER.
ps: I'm glad my Z5500 is still fully working, though the rear speakers rubber are bad, I fixed them temporarily with plastidip + silicon glue, but I already have new rubber replacement for a few time, just need glue and some time later I will actually fully fix them all.