Sounds like it... A short must have burnt something out. Replacing the plug probably won't help.
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How can i check that?(if it's actually burnt)
So you're basically saying that i have to get a new TV?
Originally Posted by DuckieHo  Sounds like it... A short must have burnt something out. Replacing the plug probably won't help. |
So you're basically saying that i have to get a new TV?
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Chances are the plug can be repaired, but you are going to have to take it to a repair shop.
Originally Posted by Fox_Smash How can i check that?(if it's actually burnt) So you're basically saying that i have to get a new TV? |
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There are no repair shops here that repair LCD's,is it TOO HARD? can i do it myself?
Originally Posted by jacksknight Chances are the plug can be repaired, but you are going to have to take it to a repair shop. |
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You can't... the internal chip or traces are probably burnt. You can always check for any scorch marks but you may not see anything.
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The plug is probably has less resistance than the traces or ICs.... it's probably the last part to burn.
Originally Posted by Fox_Smash How can i check that?(if it's actually burnt) So you're basically saying that i have to get a new TV? |
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Originally Posted by jacksknight Chances are the plug can be repaired, but you are going to have to take it to a repair shop. |
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It's still in warranty,i suppose i can take it to the shop and say it broke down on it's own?
it has no sign of physical damage,double checked it.
Originally Posted by DuckieHo You can't... the internal chip or traces are probably burnt. You can always check for any scorch marks but you may not see anything. The plug is probably has less resistance than the traces or ICs.... it's probably the last part to burn. |
it has no sign of physical damage,double checked it.
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