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In this video I tell you how to fix for your TCL 55 inch TV that has sound but no picture. The problem is the back lights have gone out probably just one that is causing it to short and kind of like your old Christmas lights effects them all. You'll have to replace the led strips inside the TV. You'll have to open up the TV and take the display out to access behind the display. It's not that hard of a fix but you will need to be super careful and not crack the display while doing this fix. After the new led lights are installed your TV will be back working 100%. Thank you for your time.
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After watching this i decided to buy a new tv lol
Me too, and it's killing me to send another item to the dump.
😂
@@bigred9428 exactly, the mechanical waste would not be so bad if things worked like they're supposed to
I am fighting sleep watching this tutorial. I find it very interesting. Knowing I will not be able to actually do this myself.
For anyone who is watching this video and are working on repairing a TCL 50S425 or Similar.
Things I won't recommend doing to make the repair so much easier.
• DO NOT TAKE OFF ADHESIVE! When you're on that step of getting ready to take off the screen look underneath the bezel area on all 4 sides there should be clips that you can pry off. Pry off all 4 sides. Use the suctions and lift off the screen.
• When you lift off the screen make sure your hands are clean and I wouldn't recommend putting tape on the corners to hold the three sheets as the video recommended, the tape leaves residual on the sheets.
• I replaced my Backlights without pulling off the white paper sheet. What I did was carefully cut around and In between which made it easier and less work.
• After the repair of backlights and sheets are back in, make sure the screen is aligned directly in the middle. Mine was a little off to left side more than right which caused not so good alignment to input the screws in the left side but I didn't mind because it was still stuck in there without the screws.
• What I also recommend doing is organize your screws. What I did is put them in the Air Pillows I had left over from the packaging of Backlights. They are many screws to take off and you can easily lose some since they are so small.
Overall this took me about 4 hours to do? Personally for me the repair wasn't too bad it's just a process of staying organized, careful, and patient.
You can either buy the LED Lights from the website called
jimmyshop - No Free Shipping
OR
Their ebay marketplace which is free shipping.
Do you have a part number??
Don't the cuts show through?
This is a great guide. Few corrections:
1) Tape the dangling circuit boards (the ones that hang by ribbon) to the top of the screen. This will not damage them and will prevent you from damagnig them when lifting off the screen.
2) As others said do not remove the adhesive on the top, just unclip the top frame.. Use a flat head and push up on the clips while using a suction cup to gently lift the screen (to give you some leverage).
3) After you remove the glass screen, the three filters need to be removed. If possible, gloves to avoid smudging these, as it's very hard to clean them.
4) Also would recommend just cutting the paper around the LEDs instead of trying to peel off the whole thing. I can confirm this does not impact use at all.
Where did you find the LED lights? I see some on Amazon but not sure if I have to cut them? Can I cut them? I see the strips of lights but still not sure or comfortable with getting them not knowing everything.
@@Learning_new_things_70no you don’t cut the new LED lights. You cut the white plastic cover on the tv.. to be able to remove the previous LED lights
Thanks for your input
YOU DO NOT NEED TO REMOVE THE ADHESIVE FROM THE DISPLAY!!!!! the part of the tv that is glued to the display(that runs along the top edge) is designed to be removed and reinstalled with the tv. Its just a matter of a few clips on the top of the tv that need to be first removed and then the whole display comes right off without any fuss. I did the job last night and can confirm I would have broken it if I didn't realize this. If there are any questions about this, reply and I can go more into depth about it.!
Can you go in more depth please? So i don't have to remove the 2 panels separately?
@@MrGandostar yeah so on the top side of the tv after youve removed the bezel there are little clips that you must use a flathead screwdriver to release. You will see little cutouts with what looks like black bars(about 1/4 inch long) in them. Just push those in with a flat head util they pop. Once they are all popped the panel will come out with no effort. If it's not coming out super easily, stop! Then reevaluate. I had two broken tvs that I used parts from to make one working tv, and before I discover these clips, I actually cracked and already broken display. It doesnt take much force at all.
@@masonphillips6605 thank you for the info!
Do the 3 sheets stay attached to the screen when you remove it the way you’re describing?
I was wondering about this because the screen and plastic comes off so easy, but I have yet to successfully remove the adhesive. Thanks for confirming.
I'm a auto mechanic that rebuild a transmission and engine on the side of the road. I'm a self taught welder that can give a Tulsa trained welder a run for his money. Im also a trained HVAC technician, carpenter, and heavy equipment operator. But the finesse on pulling the screen off is no joke 🤣. All I can say is read the comments before proceeding with this part other than that 40 for a 600 tv fix is a win in my book. Props to this man he earned my subscription
Repaired my 55” TCL yesterday following this video. It took me about 3 hours just going slowly not to make any mistakes… worked perfectly. Bought the lights and two suction cups on Amazon, fixed my tv for $42. Thank you!!!
Did you buy the LED lights according to the model number of your tv? I am having a hard time to find the lights for my tv. Thanks!😀
Imagine how good life would be if they just installed a removable backdoor so you could take out the backlight without disassembling the entire damn tv. Thanks for the video
Absolutely! Maybe if Europe starts making laws for easier tv repair, the manufacturers would make them all like that. I'm wondering, though, if dust would get in the tv.
He explained everything very well, started to watch a different video and would have broke my tv before I ever got it apart if I hadn't found this one. My husband thought I was nuts at first but once I had it down to the screen he stepped in to help and other than the one top corner cracked a little it (he wasn't kidding when he said be gentle) works better than before, leds were larger then what was in it but the picture is brighter which is good. I've never commented on a video before but our tv would have been in the trash if it wasn't for this. The 30 bucks for the led strips and 6 bucks for suction cups was much better then 550 for a new 55" TCL tv.
This tutorial was exactly what I needed. It was very clear. I followed it step for step and fixed my tv. Thank you so much.
I almost never comment on videos. This was a fantastic tutorial and by following every step I was able to fix my TCL 55S405 for $50 in parts & tools. Great video and thorough explainations. Thank you for saving me $300!
Where did you get the led strips?
This was a great video. Comments are correct. You do not need to use the credit card method. Just separate the bracket that holds the screen. You can cut the paper that surrounds the leds. Just make sure to tape them so they don’t fall out place when it’s all together. Ask me how I know. Otherwise great video. Great comments. Thank you.
Who here will never ever buy another TCL that won't make it past 3 years but are so glad the bought a TCL they could repair for $30??
Mine lasted 7 years
Mines going on 6 years
Mine lasted 3-4
Mine lasted for 5 years and was half the price of most tvs and TCL isn't the only company that has this problem. Ive had a Samsung and LG tv backlights go out. It's a common thing with all tvs. Backlight replacement is also only a $30 dollar fix if you do it yourself
Mine has lasted 3 and a half years but it just went out and thats why im here. I did watch the complete video amd thats a lot of work to fix it wheb they only cost $278 for a new one. Mine is the 65 inch and it is $378. I may fix mine in the future but as of right now it will go into a closet and i will just buy a new one. I will fix it and replace my 50 inch that I'm using in my game room. Then I'll have the 50 inch to fall back on if and when the next one goes out.
I found a 42" TCL in the garbage and replaced the backlights with some also found in the garbage. The time it took me to do the repairs was blessed with all that new knowledge. 🤓🤓🤓🤓
My TCL went black right before the Super Bowl. Finally decided today to replace the LED strips instead of buying a new TV. Thanks to your video I only spent $40 instead of $500. Thank you for the amazing instructions!
I did this repair about 2 months ago. Worked very well. Thanks so much!
Thanks for great video. I just did a 4 year old TCL 55S423. I did it just to see if I do it. TV wasn’t that expensive to begin with and easily replaceable but I thought it looked fine for my use and why contribute to more land fill if I could fix for under $50.
I bought the light from Amazon but was concerned that there were only 4 strips for just two rows of LEDs. Once I got it apart this indeed the case. I tried to peel back that base but it was stack down. So I just cut out the strips which worked great. They were not screwed down but had a bit of adhesive the new lights had tape applied.
I was most concerned about any adhesive holding the LCD panel to the frame but as it it turns out the panel sat in the frame no adhesive at all and just lifted right out.
One big tip get a magnetic Phillips screwdriver.
Currently watching this on our freshly fixed TCL that we were able to rescue because of your help🙏 thank you!!!
Hello! how do you fix the backlight? Do you replace it with a new one if yes where did you buy it? Thanks.
Hello! how do you fix the backlight? Do you replace it with a new one if yes where did you buy it? Thanks.
Between the video tutorial and very helpful tips/clarifications in the comments, I was able to knock this repair out pretty quickly even though I was nervous. Thank you!!!
How long did it take you?
Just had a 50" tcl go out a few days ago. Went a bought a new tv. But I think I'm gonna try this. Definitely same issue. I get sound from it. Just no picture. Thanks for the vid man!
I watch the video about 5 times and decided to try and fix my TCL 55 inch everything went like the tutorial with some differences that didn't pose a problem until I tried to separate the top of the screen from the 2 sided tape. This TV must be a later version because it was really stuck. The screen cracked and the crack traveled across most of the screen. After that I noticed how the top plastic strip it was stuck to could have been released and removed with the screen. The sides and bottom of the screen released easily but the top would not. Hope this helps prevent someone from cracking their screen
I watched this video and decided to just buy a new tv.
Facts
Me too much work for a 400 dollar tv
😂😂😂 exactly
JESUS....how about out through a window...preferably on the 15th floor or up and NEVER buying a TCL again...
Gave it my best shot and was as careful as I could be, and still broke the LCD screen. Bought everything recommended here, too. I think it happened during the process of putting the display back on.
To anyone else who broke the screen, don’t feel bad, this is NOT as easy as it looks on various TH-cam videos… I’ve successfully repaired a multitude of different smartphones, repaired and built small and large drones, built and repaired computers & laptops, tore down a GoPro and rebuilt it… but still failed this exercise.
By far the fragility of the display makes this one of the toughest repairs I’ve ever dealt with. If it wasn’t for that, this would have been extremely straight forward.
My set is now working!! Thank you, thank you so much for this in depth look! I have a simialr, but slightly different model tv. You did such an awesome job explaining things - it all came together ( most parts were practically the same - just less backlight strips on mine) Really feel accomplished.
Fabulous! You saved me! This was so easy to follow, I was able to fix my TV that was only 2 years old! Thanks a billion
Thank you for this tutorial! Just finished and it's functional again! I skipped the adhesive separation part, but I followed everything else and my 65" is up and running just before Super Bowl Sunday!
I'm just about to do this exact thing on my own 65". Was it relatively straight-forward like his video shows? I'm also planning on skipping the adhesive separation as well. Any tips from someone who successfully fixed their TV? Did you use suction cups for moving the screen?
Thanks!
@David Martin Yes, the video was awesome to follow and I did use suction cups from harbor freight. Just take your time and don't rush.
@@Gitnardoproductions Thanks for letting me know. I bought the cups yesterday morning and my lights will be here on Saturday. I'm going to take my time and follow along. Thanks again for taking the time to let me know it worked for you!! I really appreciate it.
@David Martin Definitely! You got this! I did separate everything as far as the backing and parts together on a table just for my mind's sake. I placed the screen on towels and the replacement on another table and placed everything the way it would go in, just for my mind's sake so I wouldn't get confused.
@@Gitnardoproductions That's what I was thinking as well. To organize the parts as they come off so I don't forget how they go back in lol. Knowing me, I would put something in backwards. Going to make sure the wife is around to keep me in line for this one. New TV isn't in the budget right now with how expensive food is. Especially with 6 kids!
This is a great and detailed tutorial , I was able to follow all the steps and fix my TCL55S405 for just $50 in parts and tools, was a fun project for me since I am not a tech savvy guy. Thanks a lot for sharing this video !
Should be Times man of the year, made fixing my TV a fun afternoon project.
If you're a risk taker you can use clear packing tape to make handles for lifting the panel, instead of using suction cups.
I followed this step by step and replaced my LED's. HUGEEEE money savings, Thank you!! I $400.00 dollars appreciate your video 👌🏻👌🏻
Thanks for the upload, helped me fix my tv. So happy that i was able to recycle it and give it a new life
It took me about 3 hours but I was able to fixed my 65” TCL. Thank you for making this video very clear instructions and for the people on the suggestion in the comments thank you too.
where do u buy replacement ligght
@@golacv3910 I got it from Amazon. You just search for the TV name and size LED backlight.
hey can you tell me where you got the lights from? there isnt a link for the lights.
@@ezekiel5042 I got from Amazon.
This video was great, exactly to the point and no fluff until I went to take the actual screen out. Following the credit card method for the adhesive. Unfortunately, going slowly, it still broke the screen. And come to find out, the screen didn’t need to come off the top rail. Almost had it.
Thanks for commenting. Sucks that it broke on you but I appreciate you letting us know. I'm about to try this myself and plan on skipping the adhesive part to hopefully not break my own screen.
Got our tv back to life thanks to you!
This was super helpful! Thank you! I got done and realized I didn’t put the clear things in that hold down the white layer over the lights… I am going to see it I can let it slide and not add them back in…
Thanks for posting this. I ordered the light kit and worked like a charm. Only thing I did different is no suction cups... I didn't want to make trip across town to get them so just used thin plastic card to slide all round edge to free the adhesive and then lifted screen out carefully. Maybe I got lucky but worked fine for me.
Hi from where can I order the light kit?
@@danielanavideo I ordered off ebay.
I’m so bummed. Great video, I followed every little step. I bought suction cops as well. Everything went exactly to plan. I tried to be super careful and gentle. The tv turned right on...and there’s a small crack in the corner of the screen. Ugh. Not your fault. Thanks though
I screwed mine up too. Everyone should avoid trying to insert the credit card on top of the screen
Instead just remove the top 'filter chassis' black piece with the lcd screen. And leave it stuck to the lcd screen. I wish he wouldn't teach us that. Its much easier just to leave it on and take it apart together. Plus you dont risk runinig the TV
I broke mine too and didn’t even use a credit card. I used a very thin plastic tool designed for opening small screens. This repair is not as easy as it looks on TH-cam.
LEDs worked but I used the credit card and I think that broke my screen. Turned it on and cracks all over.
Just found one last night, started searching and found rhe first vid you did. I instantly recognized your voice, i watched many vids from your diving vids ✌️
Mine does this too, but a factory reset will fix the problem. Do you have any idea what this is? I don't want to replace hardware when a factory reset will fix it. I'm having to reset it every other week and I'm getting really tired of it. It's only 4 years old.
2 years later, still $50 in parts. I've had way too many financial burdens this year to shell out $500, so thank you for this well put together video. I hope I am as successful as you🤞
Thank you so much! You saved me so much money, and the learning experience was worth the journey in itself. Subscribed!
Could you please explain how you know which LED strips to order/ where you ordered them from?
My thoughts exactly, I was looking for those parts on the description and they are not there.
I ordered these and they worked well
Full TOT_55D2900 LED Strips for TCL 55S405 55S403 55S401 D55A810 55US57 www.amazon.com/dp/B08SMDSMDX/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_12NQQPFFTRY60MN9P8W6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
@@aleschwaida bro mine just went blank only sounds am hearing
@@petechambers6568 that is what happened to me. I did exactly what the video shows and it is back running
@@aleschwaida I'm looking into doing this but mine has no backlight at all. Any advice?
Oh, where do you get the LED replacement strips ???
Very helpful, saved me $600! Really not hard at all either. Only issue I had was putting the ribbons back. Place them in gently and dont push too hard. My TV works great now and only cost me $40.
Where did you buy the lights and what kind
@@karinaruiz8562 you have to buy them based on your TV model. I found mine on ebay.
Great tutorial! I followed along with you to replace mine and it took a bit but I was able to fix my dark screen thanks to you.
This man has the patience of Job!!!
Everything was spot on my friend!!! Great video!!! I on the other hand got all the way done..plugged in and now see a small crack in the corner…ahh well I spent $28 on lights.
Love your steps in repairing it's easy to understand,great video.👍
Great job walking me thru the disassembly of that thing. I'll try tomorrow on mine to get rid of the wifi. Nice socks btw (at 17:00)!
Wow, what a pain in the ass!! Great video after watching this, I have no intention of even attempting this. Thanks, I will just trash my TCL and won't buy another one.
I said the same thing 🤣! Very much appreciate the work done for this video though.
I really wish I had my husband watch so I would know how difficult this would be BEFORE buying the LED parts. Not really sure what will happen now😳
I'm with you
@@melyssap477 Update?
@@nightsonrepeat336 not fixed just yet but that’s because of time. It’s a complicated process (to me anyway) so I’m really hoping it works. I bought the same parts off Amazon from the link listed so I will let you know🥺🙏🏻💵
Amazing tutorial, took my time, went through your video several times and my tv works again! Thank you!
I bought a tcl back in 2017 still going strong
Great explanation about dissembling, a tv, 👍, its one of the best, i, have seen, keep it up man
Thank you for this video very informative I attempted to change out the LEDs but my screen was very glued down and I cracked it as I attempted to remove it very carefully with a credit card I guess I’ll return the LEDs to Amazon won’t be needing them now. 🤦🏻♂️
I;m not doing all that~ I'm just going to get a new one!
This is a life saver, was about to throw it out. Now it works well. Thank you, very empowering to fix it
Great video!! Any that needs to do this repair should watch this video.
I’m definitely gonna do this for a dumpster find tcl tv I found! Same model too I’m so excited!!!
Overall, this is a pretty good video. It would have been nice had he not kept the camera in a fixed position, and brought it down to show what he was doing more clearly, especially when removing the bezel. I was following this video pretty closely I thought, and when removing the bezel, I found out too late that the bezel was attached to that plastic frame, and I could have just removed the plastic frame. (Initially, I thought I had to remove the bezel from the frame). I might have missed him saying this, but now my bezel is ruined, because I tried to remove it from the plastic frame, and the TV is going in the trash. In all fairness, I did see a lot of commentors say this before I started, but I thought I could succeed at this repair. And this of course is my fault, not anyone else's. My advice: simply buy a new TV. They are made way to cheaply to make repairs like this worthwhile for the most part. You may get lucky in this kind of repair, and if you do, more power to you! I will now be looking at new TV ratings...
Amazing video!!!! Thank you. The best step by step video I’ve seen!!!
Great tutorial. I would like to stress the importance of being careful with the screen. I got a little impatient toward the end and cracked the corner fitting it back in. But, after about a day I hardly see it and the kids have yet to notice. Ha ha ha.
Very informative. However, the symptoms produced CAN be a bad T-Con. It's sort of a crap shoot unless you have the patience to test the LEDs individually or the T-Con component my component. I'm a lousy craps player and went with the LEDs and replaced them only find out it was the T-Con. The T-Con is even an easier fix. Cost estimate from the "authorized repair facility"? LEDs: $265 (plus tax). T-Con: $280. My cost? LEDs: $25 T-Con: $28
Did y'all just see that orb fly behind him at 8:02 that was a spirit....wow 😮
Thanks again for this tutorial. I cracked my screen trying the credit card adhesive clean up, but this was still the best tutorial out there.
Great video. Got my lights replace but...still black screen. With a flashlight, I can see the TV is working. Am I looking at replacing the power supply board?
Ur description didnt show anything for the 55 tcl tv?? Only show the tool and tape..u might wanna double check that..but great tutorials on the repair this is one of the best way how to repair most led tv thanks buddie thumb up
Awesome , informative vid. Thank you. I have a 55" I found in an apartment. Light came on that showed it was on but I really don't know what's going on..I will get it out of my garage and investigate! Ty!
YOU DONT NEED TO REMOVE THE ADHESIVE ON THE SCREEN.. Just remove the clips on top and the screen will pop out.
This was a great video up until the part where he did not show how he put in the LEDs. That's the actual repair. I am greatful, though, that he showed us how to take the tv apart. So many videos skip that part.
Good video and will be useful. My TCL just died with sound working and black screen, but no light , so I guess I will be following this procedure to put in new LED lights. My 65" TCL is 18 months old ! Costco purchase, so I'm going to see if Costco will repair or replace before doing this, but if I have to do this,I will. Thanks for your video !
This tutorial was amazing and I was able to fix my TV!
Great video. You explain everything very clearly step by step. Because of you I fixed my tcl . There are many backlight replacement videos out there but yours is the best!!! THANK YOU......
If you want tip to prevent this as well as the cause... of the issue... From owning one myself I think the issue is people setting the screen brightness too high...
I know for owning this kinda TV it's a very Dim screen so the first thing people wanna do is max out the brightness even then it's just ok..... The problem is running LED on 100% full power mode all the time will burn them up ( and you only need 1 to die to break your TV since they are in series)....
So I recommend if you have this TV like I do 70-80 backlit brightness max.... Maybe even leave it on low power how it's shipped with tho.. that is a really ugly picture... But I've had 2-3 years now and 70-80 brightness setting has worked for me... but leave lower if you wanna be safe... tho again I find any lower just looks too dim...
Thanks for explaining it in great detail. After I replaced the LEDs, I tested it and it was OK before putting it back together. However, after assembly, the TV screen remained black except when I shined a light onto it; then there was no longer any image. There was still sound. I wondered if this was due to cable connection issues. Do you have any advice? (Edit): Solved. The two flat cables have to line up perfectly, as they affect the clock signals controlling two halves of screen video.
Very helpful!! One tip I will give is not to put fingerprints on the white sheets or you will see them while watching tv. I wish I would of wore some gloves.
Took me 3 hours and worked! Thank you so much!!
I just fixed my TV!!!!! Thanks so much!!! I wish I could send you some money !!
Definitely the most delicate part is lifting the display from the frame. My display was very adherent to the underlying plastic on the top edge only. I did try to separate the display using very thin plastic (a guitar pick) but after realizing it would not give, the entire display came off easier with the underlying plastic edge attached (top only). Unfortunately, tyring to separate the adhesive damaged my display so just a caution to those who run into this problem.
Thank you for the video!
What is the criteria for buying LED lights? Do I have to go by the Model number of my tv? Thanks.
Anybody have a link for the led light strip?
Well I fixed the lighting issue but broke the screen in the process. Tried to cut the adhesive before reading comments about not needing to....
Is there a link for the led light stripes?
So if you not getting anything on the screen its the LED lights that have to be changed?
Great video,
Where exactly did you buy those back leds from ? Can you please share that information?
Hi, I don't see the part that you replace the LED? may i know where do you buy the replacement LED and how do you know the P/N so you know you are purchasing the correct replacements part?
Great tutorial. Will try this on my tv now. Thanks.
How long does this process take in real time? Also, I don’t see the link for the led lights in the description.
They have said 3-5hrs!! Im about to do this, mine 65in just went out!!
@@jasonhastings5538 update
@@thegoat2175 just bought another tv havent had the time to mess with it!!!
I have sound, however the screen is black and there's a line running across the bottom of the screen when it powers back on.
Maybe the spare part costs 30 bucks but when your labor time is 100+ worth, getting a new one is a must. And I'd already wasted one hour watching these videos.
TCL screens are always stuck, much easier and safer to detach the plastic bracket the screen sets on and remove with the screen. A lesson I learned the hard way.
Awesome video, I can't find a part list with part numbers, I have a 65" TCL no picture has sound. Can you lead me in the right direction? Thanks
My Toshiba just went out had it since 2012.
Fantastic tutorial and video. It helped me repair a TV for about $45 instead of buying a brand new TV for $400. Thank you so much.
How would the leds go bad all of a sudden, tv was working fine last night and today no picture, less than a year old.
Too bad I can’t just pay you to fix my TCL 43” Series 5, lol. An LED light went out after owning for 14 months, no warranty. I really liked my tv, but now I’m probably changing tv brands. Great video though!
Same! 3 months short on warranty, I will always hate tcl for this and it’ll become my life mission to screw with them :)
really helpful video, followed this my tlc 55inch no picture fixed!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻thanks
where do you get the replacement parts nobody asked the main question
Did you replace one strip or all. I can see the second one from the top on the left side is the replaced one as it is less brighter than the other.
So i order rhe kit but only have 2 small and 2 large LED i see your have More thag that , do you have to order 2 sets?
You explain very well but if you can help me with one thing it turned on but one side of my TV is not showing a picture what can I do?