dacflyer wrote: ↑Mon Sep 14, 2020 12:44 pm
sometimes the work is harder than it's worth..
them screens are getting thinner and thinner...super easy to crack..
Yeah,
Anything 40" or under in screen size is not worth repairing.
The only way I might consider repairing something that picture size.
Was if I had several TV's of the same model and manufacturer.
{That I got for free.}
I could then cannibalize the good parts from the worst TV's.
And use those parts to fix the other TV's, that just need a simple repair.
Then take the repaired TV and sell it.
Though, it could be worth while, investing some money in LED BackLight Strip rebuilding.
Especially when it comes to the larger displays 50" - 80" or larger.
Here's a vid from ShopJimmy that show how to easily replace bad LED's.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZVQKEp ... 2Q&index=3
Basically, you save the old LED Backlight Strip.
Then when you have some down time.
Repair, or Rebuild the Backlight Strip, then label what it came out of,
and place it in to your stock of good parts.
Then when you have a TV of the same Model & Make come in for repair of the Backlight Strip.
You'll have one in stock, and be able to get the TV back to the customer faster.
And since you are buying the LED's & Lenses in bulk, you can save yourself & the customer some money.
Signed: Janitor Tzap