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[Solved] Toshiba TD-H49363G Backlight Issue: Red LED, Green Blinking, 17MB110P, 17IPS12 - NAND or SPI?

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  • #1 17678211
    Darek.S
    Level 34  
    After connecting to the network, the backlight immediately turns on the red LED st-by lights and the green one blinks for several seconds. Then it turns off to st-by but it can be turned on by the remote control, i.e. it only turns on. Similarly, the TV can be turned off to st-by with the remote control. Anyway, it goes to st-by automatically after a few minutes (probably no signal). Apparently, it was similar earlier, but for a while (a week) the TV turned on.
    Probably corrupted software / memory. The only question is whether NAND or SPI?
    Main board is 17MB110P power supply 17IPS12.
    Maybe it is possible to upload the software from Pena? I had a Sharp to which I had to upload soft pena and Vestel on a regular basis every few months.
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    #2 17678305
    GanCegall
    Level 38  
    Darek.S wrote:
    The only question is whether NAND or SPI?

    There is a "boot" in SPI and as you write:
    Darek.S wrote:
    After connecting to the network, it immediately turns on the backlight

    So it "boots", so the second option remains ...
    This fault description is terribly "hazy" :-) what are you guys out there this saturday night? :-)
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  • #3 17678671
    Darek.S
    Level 34  
    Darek.S wrote:
    Apparently, it was similar earlier, but for a while (a week) the TV turned on.

    There is one more possibility and probably the most probable one ... Slingshot flies into balls ...
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  • #4 17682086
    Darek.S
    Level 34  
    After a relatively light heating of the processor and the surrounding area, it started ... The question is for how long, therefore, I will do a reflow as a preventive measure.
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  • #5 17728182
    Darek.S
    Level 34  
    Reflow unfortunately beat the record to the end. I also ordered another one from Toshiba. Yes, it even took off with the Toshiba logo, but with the image upside down and like in a thermal camera. So a different matrix. In addition, the original remote control did not work, but the original one from the old Toshiba worked. After consulting with the seller, I soldered the NAND memory from the old original disc. The TV does not move, only the green LED is red blinking. After returning to the original NAND from this album, the effect is as at the beginning. It only turns on the backlight and reacts to turn it on, turn it off from the remote control. A slight heating of the disc and, of course, a bad image starts up and upside down. strange that there was a fault like in the old record. Unless, while heating the disc, I also slightly warmed up the power supply ...
    Application:
    The 17MB110P NAND memory is paired with the processor :cry: .
    Since getting a plate for this matrix will be a miracle, the question of the service mode to change the matrix will be a miracle. And since there will be another pilot, it is difficult ...
  • #6 17730423
    Darek.S
    Level 34  
    Darek.S wrote:
    question about the service mode to change the matrix.

    Unfortunately, there is not much that can be done in ordinary MS.
    Toshiba TD-H49363G Backlight Issue: Red LED, Green Blinking, 17MB110P, 17IPS12 - NAND or SPI?
    Maybe after I?C, having the right software, something could be done? Once upon a time I made an interface on Max232. Original also available.
    Toshiba TD-H49363G Backlight Issue: Red LED, Green Blinking, 17MB110P, 17IPS12 - NAND or SPI?
  • #7 19333553
    Darek.S
    Level 34  
    The ordered disc was reprogrammed in a familiar website for the correct matrix, but the problems remained. Then there was a bad picture with a good logo and not upside down anymore. I gave up the topic with considerable losses :cry:

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a backlight issue with the Toshiba TD-H49363G TV, characterized by a red LED in standby mode and a blinking green LED. The user suspects a software or memory corruption, questioning whether the problem lies with NAND or SPI memory. Responses indicate that heating the processor temporarily resolved the issue, suggesting a potential reflow as a preventive measure. However, attempts to replace the NAND memory resulted in persistent problems, including an upside-down image and unresponsive behavior. The conversation highlights the challenges of reprogramming memory and the limitations of available solutions, ultimately leading to frustration with the ongoing issues despite various interventions.
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