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Samsung LE40D550 LED TV: No Picture (Black Screen) with Sound - Repair Assistance

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  • #1 14600609
    wampir1979
    Level 11  
    Hello.
    I got a Samsung LE40D550 from a friend. The problem is that there is no picture. My friend claims that his TV was playing suddenly, the picture turned black, the sound is. Please help in repair.
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  • #2 14600623
    ziomus90210
    Level 35  
    I would start by checking the backlighting. If you shine a flashlight at an angle close to the matrix, is the content of the image visible?
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  • #3 14608624
    wampir1979
    Level 11  
    Matrix highlighting works, I checked it before writing this post
  • #4 14608636
    Artur k.
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    What else did you check before writing this post? At least some voltages from the power supply, or even the power supply of the T-CON?
  • #5 14608639
    wampir1979
    Level 11  
    I did not check anything else because I do not know myself. I took the back cover and you can see that the matrix is illuminated because through the small holes you can see the light.
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  • #6 14608666
    Artur k.
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    The matrix backlight can be seen very well without removing the housing ...
  • #7 14608668
    ziomus90210
    Level 35  
    It is better to buy a second TV, it will be cheaper. Or have the TV serviced. Repairing the LCD TV is not to connect the flashing diode. Here you must have some idea about the measurements, the principle of operation of individual blocks, etc.
    Can you measure the voltage of the power supply? Do you know what it is and where is it located?
    Beware of the voltage dangerous to health and life !!!
  • #8 14608678
    wampir1979
    Level 11  
    I have a university degree in electrical engineering. The voltage can only measure where and in which place.
  • #9 14608713
    ziomus90210
    Level 35  
    A service shop or at least a diagram has already been found by a colleague? Where to measure the power supply voltage? At the outputs of the PSU ...
  • #10 14608818
    wampir1979
    Level 11  
    I did not find service providers, but a colleague above wrote to me to check the voltages and compare them with the voltages given on the power supply board
  • #11 14858658
    alienvs1
    Level 11  
    Hello!! In most cases, if the backlight works and there is a voice but there is no picture, it may be symptoms of cold solders in the main power supply. You have to unscrew the power supply board and turn it around to see the paths next to the double diodes (in the shape of a transistor), transistors and diodes. Look at overheated places.
  • #12 16116478
    dd74
    Level 9  
    I will step on the topic because I do not want to start a new one, so as not to clutter. I have a Digihome 42278FHDDLED TV. Inside components used in other popular TV sets: 17MB82S motherboard and Vestel 17IPS71 power supply.
    After pressing the power button, only the matrix illumination turns on. I replaced the motherboard with a second one - it did not help. I replaced the power supply with a new one - it did not help. There is only one part left to replace, namely the TCON. However, I have never read anywhere that TCON can cause a complete lack of a picture, only distortions, and I am in a bind whether to buy a new TCON or it can be something else. Thanks in advance for your help.

    Below is a picture of all the elements of this TV.

    Samsung LE40D550 LED TV: No Picture (Black Screen) with Sound - Repair Assistance
  • #13 16116700
    Artur k.
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    dd74 wrote:
    However, I have never read anywhere that TCON can cause a complete lack of an image

    And why should it not be able to cause when it is a matrix control module?
    By the way - there may be something else.
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  • #14 16116752
    dd74
    Level 9  
    Artur k. wrote:
    dd74 wrote:
    However, I have never read anywhere that TCON can cause a complete lack of an image

    And why should it not be able to cause when it is a matrix control module?
    By the way - there may be something else.


    About you see it I didn't know it could cause a complete lack of a picture. And could you write what else could be damaged, please. Just in case it turns out not to be TCON. Thanks
  • #15 16332174
    jhosef
    Level 16  
    I have a similar problem with the SAMSUNG LE32B550 TV. There is no picture, there is sound. The matrix displays the image but there is no backlight. The backlight briefly flashes when switched on and goes out steadily.
    Does it make sense to play with it? I would not like to buy a new TV because I am renting this flat, but I have to react somehow.
  • #16 16332949
    Artur k.
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl
    It makes sense to play with it. A decent service will repair such a defect without major problems, and the repair cost will be incomparably lower than buying a new TV.
  • #17 16594986
    jhosef
    Level 16  
    For information - the QGAH02094 inverter was killed
    I replaced the entire power supply assembly.
  • #18 16647969
    olo_mistrzu
    Level 10  
    Hello

    The same situation with the five-year-old Samsung UE32EH5300 TV. When I turned on the tv black screen, I could hear a sound. After shining a flashlight, you can see that the matrix is illuminated. Replacing the power supply with a used one for PLN 129 with alledrogo. The TV flashes. Thanks.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Samsung LE40D550 LED TV experiencing a black screen issue while sound is still operational. Initial troubleshooting suggested checking the backlighting, which was confirmed to be functional. Participants recommended measuring voltages from the power supply and inspecting for cold solder joints on the power supply board. The conversation also touched on similar issues with other models, indicating that problems may stem from the power supply or T-CON board. Users shared experiences of replacing components like power supplies and inverters to resolve similar symptoms, emphasizing the importance of professional repair services for complex issues.
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