When
I first started out doing TV repair I never realized buying original
parts was so important in many cases. I'm not against using generic
parts as long as they work correctly but after a friend of mine was
forced to redo three convergence jobs on his customers big screen TVs I
thought the potential for problems was worth mentioning.
video by: Grants Pass TV Repair
If your a professional looking for more understanding on how to repair LCD TVs or an electronics hobbyist here are some good resources.
How to troubleshoot and repair Switch Mode Power supplies by Jestine Yong at http://davestv.jestinemichellepow.cli... This book is a bit spendy but I'm still glad I purchased it. In my opinion it's a must read. Jestine is good at getting right to the main points you need to understand about troubleshooting this kind of power supply and its associated feedback circuits.
Since a majority of the problems I have seen on LCD TVs are related to bad power supplies I figured it will pay for itself many times over. Most of the book was easy reading with plenty of pictures and diagrams.
Testing electronic components and finding unknown resistor values by Jestine Yong. http://5d8388ioop4nfm862d1b0u7sbj.hop...
Testing electronic components and finding unknown resistor values by Jestine Yong.
This is an excellent book for A beginner level student who wants to learn how to test electronic components like an expert.
How to repair LCD Computer Monitors by Jestine Yong at
http://davestv.jestinewilliamlcd.clic...
Even though this book was about computer monitor repair I found most of the troubleshooting techniques he demonstrates also applied to LCD TV repair so I was glad to have read it. Much like the book on Switch Mode Power Supplies it was easy to read
Mikes TV case histories The latest paperback edition has hundreds or repair case histories on LCD, CRT, Plasma and Projection TVs. at http://www.mikestvtips.com/ 1-410-272-4984
When I first started in the TV repair business and my troubleshooting skills were not that great often times Mike's case histories told me exactly which parts I needed to replace and it often saved me from having to purchase a great many schematics. I have been using his case histories since 1995 and I would not be with out them. If you call him please be considerate of his time zone and call between 11:00 AM TO 8:PM Eastern time only.
Getting Started In Electronics by Forest Mims available at some Radio Shacks or through this link.
http://www.Forrestmims.com
If you know nothing at all about electronics and want to start with the basics this is a fantastic book to start with. This book is packed with pictures.
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Parts for your's tv : http://tv-part.com/
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