Hello, I have a problem with the Philips 37PFL4606H TV - the image is foggy, please help me locate the fault. I was looking for a matrix in the logic, but there are no damages, there are no scales. However, it is worrying that the TV was exposed to moisture or flooded, below I put pictures.
On this forum, 20 topics were written about 37PFL4606H /? (58/60/12) for chassis TPM7.1E LA and in one Link it states that there is a matrix 37PFL4606H - 125 - LG370WUY SCA1 (or equivalent to LC370WUG)
Also given what : main and power supply.
-eg. PSU 715G4546-P03-H20-003U / 715G4546-P02-H20-003E (4606H / 50)
- e.g. main 715G4481-M03-000-005X / 715G4481-M02-000-005B (as above)
- SoC MediaTek MT5395LUGJ System-On-Chip (SOC) TV Processor
* T-con on main
• MAX17113ET Multi DC / DC
• MAX9668ETP GAMMA Link_ datasheet • TPS65192RHDR Level shifter
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Give your set.
Rather damage on this small matrix plate (ears)
- look carefully under the magnifying glass flex tape ( without drips, dampness)
- this last picture does not look interesting
Generally speaking about the fog in LCD
Quote:
Gamma - gray scale correction.
It is necessary to create nonlinearities in the area of dark tones for a more correct perception of people's eyes, ... is more sensitive to changes in the dark. This is the nature to do, and the plate's constructors take it into account.
... this nonlinearity is changed into a bright area, so we see a fog.
But fancy! One sees something as if through a fog, on the logic of the matrix there are no scales, others can not see anything, and they will tell you until it is full of dust.
Lisek, a service tool for this model is generally available. if someone can not use it, your pictures (unaware) will not help.
Like matrix with "ears" is rather like this.
But this price!
Statistics says 50:50
(' ') That's just because without measurements on the system. T-con on the motherboard.
* same "ears" (6870S-0962A and 6870S-0963A ...) in China is about 30 yuan (1yuan = 0.15 $ / only RC elements), unfortunately the cost is irritated by the re-soldering of flex bands to the die.
You can unscrew the tapes one by one from the ears and see, for example, what will happen.
* measure voltages with on / off. tape
* measure Vcom voltage (approx. 7V) / V2-V5 and V10-V13 at MAX9668
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As wrote by dr ... vel "w ...", welcome to the forum again (' ')
"and the liquid of yours"
Fox? Are you making a fool or myself?
Is it so hard to look at quotes?
I ask you, freaked out, when what did you mean?
Because I understand that you have seen the pictures (the text you do not read in its entirety, it's been known for a long time) and the 'ears' that you write about
lisek wrote:
* same "ears" (6870S-0962A and 6870S-0963A
You must have seen!
So once again I ask what you mean in this passage
lisek wrote:
Like matrix with "ears" is rather like this.
I presume for side ones (if any).
So if the upper (lower) ears are, then the side ones have to be called the ears. To know what's going on!
So dear readers, we have a new name for these tiles on the bottom or top of the matrix - these are the ears!
The discussion revolves around a Philips 37PFL4606H TV exhibiting a foggy image, potentially due to moisture exposure. Users suggest that the issue may lie within the logic board or the matrix, with references to specific components such as the T-con board and various power supply units. Measurements are recommended to diagnose the problem, particularly focusing on voltages at specific points on the board. Some participants express skepticism about the feasibility of repairing the matrix, while others discuss the potential costs and challenges associated with replacement. The conversation includes technical jargon and references to specific components, indicating a need for careful inspection and measurement to identify the fault accurately. Summary generated by the language model.