LE32R71B: Repairing T-Con V320B1-L01-C, Identifying NIKOS L1117DG Stabilizer Package & Plug Type

Hello,
according to the information on the net, I want to try to fix the T-CON first and then replace it.
I have a V320B1-L01-C, i.e. a V320B1-L01 matrix
The problem is that I need two pieces of information from you:
- what is the package of the NIKOS L1117DG stabilizer - I can see it's TO-252?


- what type of plug is it? I broke the side hook when removing it, but I don't know what the plug is ...


thanks

criter wrote:

- what is the package of the NIKOS L1117DG stabilizer - I can see it's TO-252?

Do you have a ruler at hand?
And is the fact that there and other housings fit sometimes not visible?

criter wrote:

- what type of plug is it? I broke the side hook when removing it, but I don't know what the plug is ...

criter wrote:

i want to try to fix it first

Then buy a damaged module with such a connector. It will be faster. ;)

And finally, and maybe at the beginning, tell me why you want to replace (as I understand it) this particular stabilizer.

I just measured it with a ruler and it comes out ... :)

Why this stabilizer? here is an explanation https://www.elektroda.pl/rtvforum/topic2569810.html#12313730 - exactly the same symptoms and solution given,
but if I find a module at a good price, I will not play

criter wrote:

Why this stabilizer? here is an explanation

But the symptoms are not yet a sign of anything.
The symptoms are the same, and the cause may lie somewhere else. So maybe at least a little diagnostics?

As a newbie in TV repair, I would ask for some tips.
I just assumed that the same symptoms are caused by the same fault, and I have not found other posts with this problem.

criter wrote:

As a newbie in TV repair, I would ask for some tips.

Well, I gave directions!

mirex wrote:

So maybe at least a little diagnostics?

Is it so hard to see what that means? Well ... if that's how you put it, then let it be ... MEASUREMENTS!

criter wrote:

I just assumed that the same symptoms are due to the same fault

And if you replace and nothing changes, you throw away the TV, because .... you haven't read other things on the forum? Will you start thinking?
What is the point of trying to fix something when you have neither theoretical basis in the field nor knowledge of "how it works"?
You have some talents. Develop them. Get paid for them so that you can afford to pay for those who have what you don't have.
And don't call yourself a TV repair novice. Because it suggests that you deal with other electronic matters, but there is absolutely nothing to indicate it here.

I managed to do it, although I replaced the T-Con, because it was at a good price with a Chinese, and I did not repair ...
After replacement, it works as long as no one knows it