LED TV Broken

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here's a closeup of the power supply board, all the capacitors look okay.

>>940439
I would suspect the main board more than the power supply. If it can light up the screen long enough to display an error, then it seems that the controller is not telling the screen to turn on, so it doesn't. If the error was displayed backwards, that would only happen if the controller didn't know how to output to the screen properly, also pointing to the main board as the culprit.

>>940481
Thanks for the help, the screen never lights up actually. the error code is displayed as the power light blinking 6 times. I'm thinking it has to be the main board too. I'm afraid the power board may have shorted out the main board so I'm not going to install a new main board without changing the power board at the same time. I may be wrong as I have very little experience but I don't want to chance ruining the new main board.

>>940439
>I have ordered a new main board and power supply board

How is this even viable?

>>940498
how do you mean? I ordered replacement boards for the two boards you see on the back of the TV, hoping they will be the ticket to fixing it.

>>940505
How much did the two replacement boards cost? Is it a large percentage of the cost of the TV?

>>940528
Oh i see. I got both for a total of $85. I think the TV cost over a grand new.

>>940489
If the backlight's bad, you're probably screwed. But yeah I'd try those two boards first.

>>940892
Better the backlight than the matrix circuitry for the screen. If it's that might as well recycle it.

>>940916
What is your opinion on the backwards text being displayed?