I received a whatsups message from a neighbor with the following image taken from his television screen and wanted me to advice him about the issue.
As you can see from the image the top part is
dark, from the screen shot I suspected backlight failure but was to confirm
since from experience if one backlight fails for branded television like LG I expect
the protection circuit to kick in and shut down the television.
The following day I went to the site and was shown the television and I decided to open it up and confirm my hypothesis.
After opening so many screws I was able to access the inside of the television as you can see below.
I pulled my led backlight tester and tested the
two pins of led connector and noted the voltage was very low, with that I concluded
backlight failure and the next move is to remove the screen (panel) in order to
access the backlight.
Accessing led backlight is a delicate affair, I am
not going into details since I have done that in my book LED
repair case history volume1, where I have given a step by step guide on how
to replace led backlight like a professional without breaking the panel.
After removing the panel/screen, I was now able to
access the diffusers as you can see below.
Next is the reflector as you can see below.
With the sample led strip I went to the shop and
bought the whole sets of eight pieces including the one which was working since
as you know leds used in backlight have life span which is usually 4 to 5
years.
According to the owner the television was already
over 5 years and therefore changing all backlight at the same time was prudent
idea to avoid call back.
If you what to learn more about backlight see this
article here.
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Roughly what percentage of the TV's original value did the eight strips cost? Presumably you consider this when discussing the economical viability of the repair with the client?
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