Telefunken D43U297N4CWH 17MB130S Firmware File Request – Article 10119395, Serial 8113146899680

User question

I'm searching for a firmware file for my D43U297N4CWH Telefunken tv. Its mainboard seems to be 17mb130s but im not super sure about it. Its article number is 10119395 and its serial number is 8113146899680.

Artificial Intelligence Response

Direct answer to the question

• Your Telefunken D43U297N4CWH with article number 10119395 is a Vestel-built set on the 17MB130S chassis; that’s not just “likely” — it is confirmed by the official user manual package for this article which explicitly references MB130S across language sections. (manua.ls)
• Therefore: yes, you should be searching for a 17MB130S firmware package matched to your exact LCD panel code and board revision. Public, model‑exact downloads for this set are rarely posted; the safe path is to obtain the correct USB recovery image from Telefunken/Vestel service using your full label data (model, article, serial, mainboard, panel). (telefunken.com)

Key points

• Firmware for Vestel MB130-family TVs is panel‑specific; using a package for a different panel or size may boot but will produce wrong picture or brick the TV. (elektroda.com)
• Your model is commonly supplied with mainboard 17MB130S; even spare parts sellers list 17MB130S boards as specific to D43U297N4CWH, which corroborates the chassis identification. (ebay.com)

Detailed problem analysis

• Hardware platform: Vestel 17MB130S mainboard (MB130S). The manual set for article 10119395 includes multiple “MB130S[language]…_43297LED_10119395…” sections, tying your article number to the MB130S platform; “43297LED” is Vestel’s internal code for the 43/297 family used across brand variants. (manua.ls)
• Why the exact file matters: Vestel packages embed not only the OS but also the “panel table” (timings, EDID/colour data). A mismatch (e.g., using a 49″ or a different VES430QNDx panel table) leads to black screen, wrong colours, or non‑boot. Professional communities stress matching mainboard family and panel code precisely. (elektroda.com)
• What you can download publicly: For sister models on 17MB130S (e.g., D40/D55 Telefunken and others), USB recovery sets commonly contain files such as mb130_en.bin or mb130_PM51_connected.bin, mb130_RomBoot_AMZ.bin and a trigger file like usb_auto_update_G10.txt. These illustrate the correct file naming and process, but they must not be flashed unless they list your exact board+panel combination. (tavsiyeforumu.com)
• Board confirmation by parts market: Multiple listings sell 17MB130S boards expressly for D43U297N4CWH (e.g., Vestel P/N 23516900/23545323), which you may use as a whole‑board replacement if firmware sourcing proves difficult. This also implies there are multiple sub‑revisions — again reinforcing the “exact match” requirement. (ebay.com)

Current information and trends

• Community repair practice for MB130S emphasises two recovery avenues: (1) USB forced update with the correct package and (2) direct NAND/eMMC programming with a full dump when USB fails or storage is corrupt. Standard steps, LED patterns, and file names are well documented in technician guides. (elektroda.com)
• Panel parameter loaders (“PQ files”) are available to re‑align picture if you had to change the panel or mainboard, but they only help if the base firmware is already correct for your chassis. (repairalltv.com)
• Telefunken is a licensed brand; for European Telefunken TVs built by Vestel, firmware distribution is handled through authorised service partners rather than a public portal; the official service page routes you to the right partner by country. (telefunken.com)

Supporting explanations and details

• Typical USB recovery set contents for 17MB130S:
  • Main image: mb130_en.bin or upgrade_mb130.bin
  • Boot/aux files (some packages): mb130_PM51_connected.bin, mb130_RomBoot_AMZ.bin
  • Trigger: usb_auto_update_G10.txt (when used)
  • Optional panel/PQ folder: pq\ptf.ptf (for panel reconfiguration) These names vary by supplier; always follow the package notes that come with your exact image. (tavsiyeforumu.com)
• Forced USB update sequence (most common on MB130S):
  • Prepare 2–8 GB USB 2.0 stick, FAT32 (MBR).
  • Copy the provided files to the root (and PQ folder if instructed).
  • Unplug TV from mains, insert the USB in USB1.
  • Hold OK on the remote (some variants use VOL– on the TV), apply power; LED should fast‑blink and flashing starts; wait until the TV reboots. First boot is slower. (elektroda.com)

Ethical and legal aspects

• Vestel/Telefunken firmware is copyrighted service material. Unauthorised redistribution is discouraged; obtain packages through official channels or reputable professional libraries that ensure model/panel correctness. (telefunken.com)
• Wrong firmware can disable HDCP/CI+ features or violate licensing; always use the build targeted for your model/panel. (elektroda.com)

Practical guidelines

• Confirm hardware precisely before flashing:
  • Photograph the back label (model, article 10119395, serial 8113146899680).
  • Open the set safely and note:
  • Mainboard silk: 17MB130S plus the Vestel PCB part number sticker.
  • Panel sticker: e.g., VES430QNDL‑2D‑Nxx / VES430QNDS‑… (examples only). (manua.ls)
• With those details:
  • Open a ticket via Telefunken’s service portal; request the USB firmware for D43U297N4CWH, article 10119395, providing serial, mainboard P/N, panel code. (telefunken.com)
  • If you cannot obtain the file, consider a complete, pre‑programmed 17MB130S board proven for D43U297N4CWH (e.g., 23516900/23545323). It’s often the fastest field fix. (ebay.com)
• If USB recovery fails repeatedly:
  • Suspect eMMC/NAND corruption. As a last resort, program a known‑good full dump for your exact board+panel using an ISP/TL866/T56/RT809H class programmer, then re‑pair panel PQ if needed. (elektroda.com)

Possible disclaimers or additional notes

• Do not use firmware from “nearby” models (e.g., D40 or D55) unless the package explicitly states your exact panel and board revision; success on different sizes is the exception, not the rule. (elektroda.com)
• Some web posts mix up non‑Vestel “TP.MS…” universal boards with Vestel MB130S — those are different ecosystems and their files are incompatible. If your board reads 17MB130S, you must stay within Vestel MB130S tooling and images. (Correcting earlier, generic advice seen online.)

Suggestions for further research

• Share clear photos of:
  • Mainboard label (full 17MB130S board code and barcode sticker),
  • Panel sticker,
  • Back label with article and serial. With these, I can narrow this down to the exact USB set or advise a matching donor board. Community repositories and technician threads indexed for 17MB130/MB130S procedures can also help with process specifics and pitfalls. (elektroda.com)

Brief summary

• Your model D43U297N4CWH (article 10119395) is confirmed MB130S; firmware must match 17MB130S plus your specific 43″ VES… panel. Obtain the correct USB package from Telefunken/Vestel service; if unavailable, a verified pre‑programmed 17MB130S board for this exact model is a practical alternative. Follow the standard MB130S USB‑recovery process only with the correct file set to avoid a brick. (manua.ls)

If you can post the board and panel photos, I’ll help you determine the exact firmware family and the safest update path.

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