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Model-code breakdown
• T = Telefunken brand
• FA = Flat panel, A-series (4 K generation)
• 55 = 55-inch class
• 297 = Variant / market bundle
• WUHD = Wide / Ultra-HD
• 18R = 2018 release, revision R
Hardware architecture
• Main-board 17MB130S/P or occasionally 17MB140; SoC: MediaTek MT5657/MT5596 (quad-core ARM Cortex-A53) with integrated Mali-T830 GPU, 1 GB DDR3, 4 GB eMMC.
• Tuner block Silicon-tuner supporting DVB-T/T2/C/S/S2, HEVC/H.265 up to 2160 p50/60.
• Panel 55-inch 10-bit (8-bit+FRC) VA, edge LED, typical 350 cd/m², 1200:1 native contrast, 60 Hz. Versions seen: VES550QNDL-2D-N0x or VES550QNYL-2D-N0x.
• Audio 2 × 10 W class-D amplifiers, “mediocre dialogue clarity” in reviews. No analogue SCART; SPDIF presence depends on sub-revision (many units rely on HDMI-ARC).
Software / Smart-TV stack
• Linux-based Vestel Smart-TV middleware; HbbTV 2.0, Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime (Widevine L1).
• Miracast/DLNA, PVR/Time-Shift to USB, hotel-mode, CI+.
• Firmware file naming (example): upgrade_mb130.bin + companion .pkg/.txt files.
Common field issues
• Boot-loop or stuck-logo → corrupt eMMC or wrong firmware.
• No backlight → open LED strip; power supply 17IPSxx sub-board.
• No optical audio on some sub-revisions; rely on HDMI-ARC or external DAC.
Why the confusion with Toshiba?
Vestel supplies identical electronics to many labels. A Toshiba 55V5863DG (17MB30S) shares panel/power topology, hence forum posts often mix part numbers; but the firmware images are NOT interchangeable.
• Vestel continues to ship a unified Linux-based platform; the more recent sets (2021+) migrated to Google TV or VIDAA-U, but the service philosophy (USB rescue, board-ID-matching firmware) remains.
• HDMI 2.1 features are still absent on this generation; eARC or VRR require board swap to 17MB211 or later.
• Component scarcity (eMMC, tuner IC) has raised main-board prices; field technicians increasingly re-flash or replace eMMC instead of whole boards.
USB rescue update procedure (17MB130S example)
Checksum mismatch, early abort or no LED activity = wrong board/panel ID or incompatible stick.
Service menu access (read-only)
“Menu → 4 7 2 5” quickly on RC-A4995; many parameters are locked. Do NOT change panel line unless flashing correct firmware.
• Firmware images are copyright of Vestel/Telefunken; distribution in some forums is tolerated but not officially licensed.
• Flashing unofficial firmware may void warranty and violate regional conformity marks (CE, RoHS).
• E-waste considerations: repairing (LED strips, eMMC) instead of whole-unit replacement reduces environmental impact.
• Identify hardware first: open back cover, photograph white barcode stickers: “17MB130S – 23142076 – 48.71T03.0A0” etc., and panel part “VES550Qxx”.
• Source firmware only when BOTH numbers match the release note.
• Use a UPS during flashing; power loss bricks the eMMC.
• If update fails repeatedly and the set still boots to logo, suspect eMMC wear; replace with Kingston EMMC04G-MDM1 or SanDisk SDIN5C4 (BGA169) pre-programmed via RT809H or similar.
• For audio upgrade, prefer HDMI-ARC soundbar; if SPDIF is absent, an HDMI-ARC-to-SPDIF extractor works.
• Specifications above are based on EU models; Russian or Maghreb market versions may differ (lateral stand feet, CI+ variant, country-locked app store).
• Because Vestel may substitute panels mid-production, always open the set before ordering strips or T-CON boards.
• Vestel service manual “17MB130/140 Training Guide” (available on Elektroda and RepairWiki).
• Forums: BadCaps, ElektroTanya, Elektrotanya; search for “Telefunken TFA55297 rescue”.
• Advanced study: On-EMMC-level repair using BGA rework and ISP flashing techniques (e.g., Medusa PRO II).
• Explore alternative open-source firmware (post-market Tasmota-Telly project) once legal hurdles are clarified.
TFA55297WUHD18R is a 55-inch Telefunken 4 K Smart-TV built on Vestel’s 17MB130-series chassis. Knowing this unlocks a wealth of shared repair knowledge: identical firmware structure, USB-based rescue mode, typical panel (VES550Q…), and a common set of faults (LED backlight, eMMC degradation). Before any firmware or hardware work, read the main-board and panel stickers, match the exact files, and follow Vestel’s rescue procedure to avoid permanent damage.