Vertical stripes. They look like on a photo
Unfortunately, the problem lies in the scalpers on the flex tapes going to the matrix. Reagree for tightening, moving the tape.
These are scalers glued to the flex
My question is if I can do something about it?
Unfortunately, the problem lies in the scalers on flex bands going to the matrix. Reagree for tightening, moving the tape.
These are scalers glued to the flex
My question is, can I do something about it?
But I see that this forum has come a little bit.
Recently, I do not use much, but how many times I ask something is just such "factual" answers are.
It was not like that in the past.
Although technologically, it is possible to "spawn" this chip again.
I used to talk to a Chinaman from a company that produces LCDs, but so small, he claimed that if you put a scalpel on the glass wrong, you can download it and put it back again.
It's just that in China, it does wonders.
And in this particular case, what did you expect from us?
You have a matrix for scrap and a clearly diagnosed place of damage. You can test "miracles" there on this chip, until the physical destruction of the material in case of it.
Hot winds are supposedly good for everything.
They will come by themselves, they will have enough willingness and a little practice. It's best to change two places first.
Of course, hot-air is needed.
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The discussion revolves around the issue of vertical stripes appearing on the Funai LCD A3206, attributed to problems with scalers on the flex tapes connected to the matrix. Users suggest that replacing the matrix is a potential solution, while others discuss the feasibility of reworking the scalers using hot air techniques. There is a consensus that with sufficient practice, individuals can attempt to repair the scalers, although caution is advised due to the risk of further damage. The conversation highlights the technical challenges involved in addressing this specific LCD issue. Summary generated by the language model.