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LG 42LA6130 TV - No Backlight Matrix, Sound & Picture Present: Diagnostic Tips & Measurements

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  • #1 16853005
    matik185
    Level 15  
    Hello
    TV as in topic. I don't have this matrix highlighting. There is a picture and sound too. Where to start measuring? What to check

    LG 42LA6130 TV - No Backlight Matrix, Sound & Picture Present: Diagnostic Tips & Measurements
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  • #2 16853308
    DamianRTV
    Level 27  
    Is the led strip powered, any measurements? I am to measure for you in points appropriate for this. Maybe more information about what was measured or done and dismantled or burned. Some more interest in the topic of LED backlight or fluorescent TV, here we do not have magic wands and clairvoyants.

    It's like baking a dough, I have flour and an oven, but I don't have a rolling pin ...

    Some specific measurements about the power supply, where the voltage ends and where it should be and is not there! The schematic is? What chassis of this TV?
    However, he can give it to some qualified electronics engineer because you will hurt yourself.

    It can be in the matrix backlight burnt diode / y burnt or fluorescent lamp or inverter but without measurements we will do nothing ...
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  • #3 16853335
    matik185
    Level 15  
    I don't know what you say to me - chassis ..
    Voltage measured - There is a std by, there is a backlight and there is no voltage on the led itself.
    There is no inverter, LED power goes straight from the power supply. It should be 157V, there is nothing, sometimes 5 V.
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    #4 16853637
    DamianRTV
    Level 27  
    As I wrote, it is impossible to carefully dismantle the matrix and measure which diode has fallen. :-) greetings Damiano.
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    #5 16854242
    buli1
    Level 25  
    Damaged diodes.
    Replacement of belts with new ones.
    If you replace only those burned tv it will quickly come back to you.
    ps. use search option because it is standard in lg ...
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    #6 16854313
    DamianRTV
    Level 27  
    You can replace the burned but you have to play with electricity and voltage to reduce by a few percent, because they are so specially twisted to the max their durability that it came 2 years and after the warranty they fell.
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  • #7 16859318
    matik185
    Level 15  
    You were right. Due to the fact that many LEDs were on and, in addition, efficient ones, each one shone differently - I was able to buy a set for PLN 220 on a well-known portal - all stripes - new.
  • #8 16859842
    DamianRTV
    Level 27  
    And what next ? Shines ? well buddy, it's like, they are fed to the max so that after 2/3 years they will die, then read about the reduction of current flowing through them and the strips will live longer.
    I did it and my aunt's darker but I prefer not to open the matrix every now and then. I also replaced all the diodes. best regards

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around diagnosing an LG 42LA6130 TV that exhibits sound and picture but lacks backlight. Initial suggestions include measuring the LED strip's power and checking for burnt diodes or faulty components. Users emphasize the importance of specific voltage measurements, noting that the expected voltage of 157V is absent, with only 5V sometimes present. Recommendations include replacing damaged LED strips and adjusting current to prolong their lifespan. One user successfully purchased a complete set of new LED strips for replacement. The conversation highlights the challenges of disassembling the matrix for repairs and the need for careful handling of electrical components.
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