Einleitung
If your television emits sound but does not display visuals and all TV the settings are correct, this guide explains how to replace a faulty motherboard.
The capacitors in televisions can store a potentially fatal charge for several months after the TV is unplugged and must be properly discharged to safely handle the motherboard.
Werkzeuge
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Lay the TV flat with the screen facing down.
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Remove the four, 12mm Phillips #2 screws from the back of the TV stand. Support the TV from underneath as you remove the screws, so the bottom does not fall on the table.
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Remove the stand by lifting it away from the TV's backing.
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Remove the twelve, 6mm Phillips #2 screws from the middle of the TV's rear casing.
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Remove the seven, 9mm Phillips #2 screws from the outer edge of the TV's rear casing.
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While holding the screen down, pull the back panel up slowly, ensuring that you do not forcibly disconnect the remaining ribbon cable.
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Position the television to where the back panel is resting on the table and the screen is vertical.
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Peel the tape covering the ribbon cable horizontally.
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Pinch the clamps on both sides of the ribbon cable casing to detach it from the screen panel.
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Remove the screen to isolate the back panel.
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Identify the motherboard in the rear casing.
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Remove the ground cable from the motherboard by gently lifting it up as shown.
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Remove the six 6mm Phillips #2 screws from the perimeter of the motherboard.
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Remove the motherboard by gripping the rubber stopper as shown and lifting the motherboard up out of its plastic housing.
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Carefully flip the motherboard over and locate the nineteen capacitors.
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Notice the six cables attached to the motherboard. Pull on each cable connector with moderate to heavy force to remove them.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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