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I show you how to fix your LG Smart TV that is stuck on the start up menu and won't start. This is the simplest method to fixing your TV and get it back up and running quickly.
OK, this sounds like malarkey, but for those of you seeing this and feeling filled with doubt, I tried this yesterday. My 9+ year old 43” LG LED TV was experiencing the exact same problem: stuck on the startup screen.
IT WORKED. It actually worked. We are now back to watching our TV with no problems. Now we don’t have to throw out what had otherwise been a fine working TV (and adding to the world of trash we create), and spend hundreds on a replacement.
Many thanks to the maker of this video!
My LG TV 37LE5500 pricked today, I tried to reset it, but nothing happened.
I googled the problem, and I reached this video. I was 100% sure that this is a scam, but as I was not ready to spend few hundred bucks on a new TV set, I thought I shall give it a try, I followed your instructions step by step, and I was AMAZED that it really worked.
I am thankful man, you were a great instructor, and you saved me some hundred bucks.
Thank you again.
I just want to mention that I used an LPG oven, I preheated it to 200 °C for 10 mins, and then baked the motherboard for 11 mins at the same tempreture.
I just did this and it totally worked. I couldn't believe it and still don't, lol. My friends think I'm trolling them. THANKS SO MUCH, saved me from buying a new one.
I must say that I did not believe this fix at first. Not only did thus work, it also fixed my hdmi ports that quit working a year ago. Thanks for this post and video.
This happened two days ago for the first time in the 10 years I've owned the 43" model. Had other issues intermittently with the buttons.. tried everything, couldn't reset it.. unplug, plug back, hold power to discharge... Said you know what imma put the mother board in the oven. 380°, as soon as it hit the temp I turned oven off and put the board in. Left it like that for 30 mins or so. Took it out, let it cool. Plugged it back in, and sure enough powered right back up to HDMI past the previously stuck logo screen. So amazed this worked. Thank you!!!
I found a LG 42LE5400 out for curb side clean up. I took it home baked the board just like you said and its back up and working. This unit was not even getting even to the logo screen. Just black screen, but now it boots all the way up and functions like new!!! Thank You
Absolutely incredible! I’ve got a LG model 55LE5400 manufactured back in 2010 that I just tried this on. 385 degrees for 10 minutes, let it cool for 10 minutes then reinstalled AND IT WORKED! Thank you for the information and saving my old tv!
I must be honest..... I listen the video, and all time I was thinking this was a total fake. I have an LG 55 8500 European model. One year ago it suddenly stops on LG initial screen. I dig in everything and the only option that could solve the problem: purchase a new mainboard. But fortunately I found this incredible solution, and nothing more to lose (totally skeptical), I go thorough every steps.
Now my LG is working perfect !!!! Umbelivable but thru.
Maybe for some others fault this solution did not work.
Thank you very much.
I just tried it the first time with my LG 42LD550. First attempt it was a half success. Half of the screen came up on the home screen and went to input screen but the other half were colored lines and then went black. Baked a second time at 5 degrees higher and turned the board opposite way in the oven from the way it was in before (same side up). Let it cool longer this time in the oven with the door partially open. I had just tested it again before I put the back on and It WORKED... SO IF ANYONE THINKS IT DIDN'T WORK BECAUSE THEY HAD HALF A SCREEN... BAKE IT AGAIN UPPING THE TEMP BY 5 DEGREES AND ONLY PROP THE OVEN DOOR OPEN AFTER YOU SHUT OFF THE OVEN. LET IT COOL DOWN 20 MINS, THEN TAKE IT OUT LETTING IT COOL AN ADDITIONAL 5 MINUTES! I'm so grateful for this video. I was going to purchase another tv because adding $100 to the cost of the motherboard would get me another tv.
Just tried it and...it worked! My wife thought you/I was crazy. Great step by step video. I normally don't mess with electronics but your video inspired me. What's the worse that could've happened, the TV could've not worked even more? Lol.
Holy... At first I thought this was some kind of internet troll but I then tested this out for myself and guess what.. Now I got a working TV again! Thanks dude you just saved me 600bux, I appreciate it!
My daughter and I said why not try it. Wow, what results.Did exactly as directed and tv works perfectly. We had one problem that the picture was on one side and lines on other(vertically) so we redid the connection on topic board to make sure they were real secure. We had a feeling that could be our problem.So that could be a problem for someone else. Thanks to the one that posted this video,you sure made my day. Hope this tv works for many years to come.😁😁😁
This is great. I fixed my TV and cooked some Pillsberry cinnamon rolls at the same time
Dear all, I had the same problem with LG TV 47LE5500, and what to do 10 days before Christmass Eve. To buy a new TV or to order a repairman. How much the repair will be cost? Many questions and nobody to fix it before Christmass Eve. I watched video, looked no such sofistic, so I get started to fix my TV. I followed video step by step, got mother board to the oven on 200C for 10 minutes. After coolling down
I have mounted a mother board into back panel of TV, inserted all connectors (5) and with a hidden breath I turned on TV and my TV again is working! Trust yourself, be brave I´m not electric engineer nor experienced technician and I fixed my TV alone with sharing this usefull video. Thanks a lot TipsNNTricks
! I saved my money and I´m proud on myself and my wife too :) Keep Cross thingers to all of you whose dont affraid to fix broken TV by yourself!
I had low expectations this was going to work. I gave it a try, followed the instructions and I was pleasantly surprised it actually worked. I didn't even have to change the language, it restarted in English. Thanks so much. my model was 47LE5400-UC. Don't even remember when I got it, so its pretty old, but until today, it had never failed. This fix was fantastic !
Oh, thank you so much. I just performed the "rescue-baking" on the mainboard of a 47LE5500, which was stuck on start up. Everything went OK and now I have a fully functional TV again. Wouldn't have done it without your detailed description. THANK YOU!!!!. God bless you. Keep up the good work. I would also like to mention that my mainboard had a plastic SCART socket also, which didn't melt through the baking process(did it for 12 minutes in 198 Celsius)
Fantastic, I love it. I just bought a second hand LG 42" 42LE5510 and had it a month and it started doing the LG logo thing and I thought CR#P I just wasted AUD$200. I found your video and put the motherboard in our fan forced oven at a smidge under 200°C for 10mins on cardboard, let it cool for 10 mins in the oven with the door open and then cooled another 10mins on the bench, installed it back in the TV and it's now working. You're my hero!
Unbelievable! IT WORKS!! My 55LE5500 wouldn't get past the startup screen yesterday but it works fine now! The kitchen had a hot electronics smell for a few hours but was OK this morning. I had my doubts but figured I had nothing to lose by trying it. When the startup went away and the logo screensaver appeared, it was fantastic! I actually yelled out loud!
As others have said, I tried this (skeptically), and it worked. I own an LG 47LE5400 that I purchased in November 2010. When it froze on the boot up screen, I figured it was time to purchase a new TV. However, I wanted to give this a shot after watching your video. Followed your instructions exactly as you prescribed. Voila!! Very thankful for your help.
Our 55” Toshiba smart tv had the same problem. It was purchased in 2013 so everyone was telling us it was too old to worry about! I wasn’t prepared to give up without a fight so we followed your instructions and it worked! Our tv is up and running! Netflix and chill for New Years Eve! THANK YOU so much for posting your fix....I am simply amazed! Your new fan in Rural Saskatchewan, Canada.
Holy shit, it's working! My husband was skeptical but it took determination and a bit of time, now my TV works again. Thanks!
P.S: I love TH-cam.. 😻
It really works on mine LG 42LE5500 TV. Tried it yesterday thinking that I going to dispose the faulty TV anyway, so no harm trying. Unbelievably, it works and bring back my 8 years old TV to life. I covered the main board with aluminium foil before placing it into the oven afraid that it will further damaged my oven. Set the temperature to 200 degreeC and 10mins. Left it cool and screw back. Surprise everything works as per normal. Thanks!
Really does work just did it today, watching Louisville versus Jacksonville state MARCH MADNESS!!!
Really great tips. I just try it last night on my 10 years old LG 42 ld550 and this brings it back to life. It save me time and money. It Really works. Thanks
I am really not sure if you will see this Post, but I wanted to take the time to Thank You for your time and effort doing this Video. Two days ago my LG 55LE5500 got stuck on the start up page. Called LG and they were little to NO HELP. Called a couple of tv repair places and for them to come out would cost roughly $200 so with that being said I followed your video to the letter and guess what ? It Worked !!!!!!!!!!! I really love this tv , I was prepared to go to Best Buy and get a new one today if it didn't work . Thanks again Brian from Riverside California
hello brian . is it still working?
Some guy scammed me selling this TV to me and disappearing!! I'm glad I did this and it worked!!!! Learned my lesson and learned something new.
Dude!!!! It totally worked, I was totally sceptical, I can't believe it, considering it was free tv and free fix. Thanks again!
I'm trying this now... Wish me luck! I will edit this comment later.
Edit: So I took it out of the oven and the motherboard looked warped a bit. I installed it anyway, and it works! Thank you so much for this tutorial! I got this TV for free, and now I have a 42-in LG TV!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! I have never posted a comment on a video, but I wanted to be another guinea pig reassuring the next person that doesn't want to buy a new tv, that this unexpectedly worked!
2020 here! Tried it on a 9-year old 42LE7300 today with exactly the same symptoms. 10 min at 200 °C and the menu works again! Thanks. Hope it will prolong the life of the TV a bit.
Nice video and explanation of the process. I only recommend that this is not done in a kitchen oven as the solder in the braze does contain toxic materials that can deposit on the internals of the oven as it's being heated.
OMG. This worked!! My hubby is amazed and can’t work out how it worked. I don’t care how or why. I just care it saved us buying a new expensive TV we can’t afford. Thanks so much xxxxx
Just had this problem. Found your video and did what you did. And 1 hour later everything is working again! Thanks sooooo much! I use this old tv for all my older game systems and was bummed that it broke. So thanks for your fix!
This fixed my 47LW6500 screen as well as LAN connectivity issue that wasn't working for a year. cheers
Hi, Just amazing !!! I have just repaired today (12/04/2020) my 10 years old LG TV 47LE8500 using your method (baking the main PCB) . I noticed that the PCB was slightly bended after the bake, which sometimes happen but it did not affect operation. Thanks so much
Did it it works .. my LG 42LE5400 stuck on splash screen .. removed it baked it for 10-12 minutes.. let it cool .. put it back in and voila ! It’s working like new!!
WOW! OK I was skeptical, but in some way it did make sense, and of course what did I have to lose! My LG had no picture, no sound. I followed the detailed instructions, except that I baked it outside in a toaster over, thus avoiding any smells in the house. It worked perfectly! Just put it back together a few minutes ago, fired it up and bingo! Perfection! Thank you! Saved me buying a new TV and kept this one out of the landfill! :-)
I have the 42" version of the TV shown in this video and it was also stuck on the logo screen. I did the process described in the video and it worked! Thank you so much for sharing this video.
3 years after post, and this still worked for my 3d LG tv, hahah lol, thank you!
It worked for me, I did exactly what you said and my LG TV is up and running. Thank you very much, do you happen to know if this can work on a laptop?
Thanks a lot for this great Video!! very clear!!! I tried with the LG 32LD550 of my son. The first time succeed 50%, because half of the screen presentes only lines and dots. Then I put it again in the oven adding 5°C and the same as Charley F. (thanks also for your comments) rotating 180° the board, but with the same side up as the first time. Then mantain the temperature for 10 minutes, turn off the oven and open partially the door 5 minutes. Finally, 2 minutes door completely open, take it out and cool it along 10 minutes at ambient temperature.
Great surprise, TV set is now operating normally!!! and it was funny to look my wife´s face when I told her the good news, honestly we were very suspicious about this technique. Actually this old TV has no spares in my country, Chile, so this video helped me to save purchasing a new one...
I forgot to comment that the TV had several failures, did not recognized the HDMI, then failed the image and also the sound, these last two, were like a slow motion but worse.
It works!! At first it didn’t but turns out I didn’t reconnect the ribbon cables properly. But I took it back apart and reconnected them and it worked! Genius!
Hey Man, I did it. Now the tv is working! But first it didn't but it was only because te flat cable weren't well reconnected. But now is working apparently.
Thank you!!
Just fixed two LG TV's and old Toshiba flat-screen ( lost the Video in/out due the plastic meltown, but who cares...HDMI still functional) after seeing this video! 200 degree Celsius and exactly 10 minutes, working as a charm!
I just bought one from a pawn shop for 10 dollars loved the TV the person that sold it to me said it didn't worked but for me is working just fine awesome tv 😎
Bro!!! Really didn't think this was going to work, but, I tried it, and sur enough. Your the man! Thanks again.
I just did the same thing to my 2010 42LD550-UB. Absolutely fixed the TV. Awesome!
my wife was bitching at about the smell of the solder in the oven until i turned it on and it worked!! Whos the beotch neow!! Thanks dude!!! i had a slightly different lg tv but it still worked the same
That’s disgusting
Thank you! My wife and I followed your awesome instructions step by step and it worked. We have an older TV, circa 2009....and it was revived today! Mind blown!! We feel like we are basically engineers now lol. Jk. What causes this on a 10 year old TV though, and why is this a fix? Just curious. Thank you again.
Electronics manufacturers many years ago went to a cold soldering practice and in time the connections on the board are lost. We used to fix all the solder points with a soldering gun back in the day but for DIY, this is much more practical.
Thank you so much. Just finished baking the board and reassembling the lg LED TV and it works perfect !!
Many thanks!!! This is absolutely AWESOME. It just worked for me. I was totally sceptical about it... and my wife even laughed at me... But it worked!
I don't know for how long it will last, but it is fantastic!
Thank you, for posting this! Just fixed my LG 47LE5400.
hello daniel! is it still working?
My success story: My main board problems started a couple of years back. My first five attempts involved an industrial iron having a top end heat range of about 200F held on the heatsink for about a half hour. This worked but only laster around two weeks. I then used the oven method, cranked the heat up to 385F, once up to temperature I put the board in, cooked it for 10-15 minutes, then opened the oven door to cool the board. This worked and the board lasted 10-11 weeks before having to be re-done. The second time yielded another 10-11 weeks. For the third attempt, I installed a small cooling fan over the heatsink. It did not help because again it lasted another 10-11 weeks. Finally, on February 2nd last year (2018), when cooking the board I used a slightly different method. It has been a year now and the board is still working. Here's how: I put the board in the oven, I then cranked the heat up to 385F. Once there, I set the timer for 10 minutes after which I shut the heat off and left the oven door shut for 4 hours. I then installed the board and it remains problem free to this day. SUCCESS !!!
It is woooorking now *_* ,, To be honest with you, I didn't believe in that, but it worked for me. You know, I had mine setting for a year with no solution. Some people told me that I have to spend $300 to fix it, but I would never expect that my oven is the solution. Thank you bro
Thanks it worked. I was skeptical as usual. From everything I read the motherboard doesn’t last very long again after baking. Oh well I was gonna throw the TV out anyways but he it works! It’s on its fourth motherboard now and second power board. When I put mine in the oven I had a big wad of hot glue that melted off onto the pan so I did have some thing that melted. The biggest issue was lining up the ribbons properly. I tried for a half an hour and could only get one side of the TV to work and almost threw it away again. I left it alone and walked up to it the next day and tried for about 15 minutes and finally got it working. I had to tape the ribbons to the back of the TV like they were to begin with and then open up both sides of the clips that hold the ribbons in place and then shut them both at the same time. It went from no picture on the right side to a lighter picture on the right side. After a half a dozen times or more I’m just opening up the clips and shutting them both sides lit up the exact same brightness. I put a ton of tape around the ribbons so they won’t move and put the TV back together. I threw away the stand a couple weeks prior and replace the TV so I don’t have a stand for it anymore. I grab some plywood and a 4 x 4 post and made a makeshift TV stand and put it upstairs for a spare TV. We’ll see how long it lasts this time. All I can say is don’t ever buy an LG again! My picture was so awesome that I know four people that bought LG’s in the same updated model as mine in the 55 inch. I believe it’s the 55LE5400...or LN. They all went out before mine did…before the 3rd time. All of theirs went in the trash. I spent $450 for a new motherboard and ribbon nine months ago. The motherboard went out again which was the fourth one. I should’ve threw the TV in the trash. But at the time and equivalent model was about $100 more. Lesson learned I guess I bought a Samsung to replace it and have not had issues yet. I also have a flat screen Colby and Sony that have to be close to 15 years old and I’ve never had issues. I also get ran more than the big screen LG did. LG TVs are just not made to last. Pretty evident when you can find thousands of repair videos on TH-cam about them with the motherboards going out. My TV has to be 12/14 years old now. Still has a better picture than most TV under $2200.
it worked with me for LG42LD650. you only need a screw driver and an oven, amazing! super thanks!
Guys! I didn't believe this and honestly sounded pretty stupid, but I started reading the comments and saw that it was working, I gave it a try once and nothing happened then I said ima tryit one more time with higher flame and it worked, I still cant believe it, thank you for sharing the video, I read a comment that on LG 55le5400 didn't work, but guess what that's the same one I have and it worked
I have the same problem and i put in oven for 10 minutes on 200 Celsius. After that i have two components that i must solder again and i did it in my company since we have soldering iron. Thanks a lot!
Thank you for this great tip....Did the job yesterday & couldn't believe how easy it was,,,,took about 30 min to disassemble.(rather weary) ....did my baking for 10 min (200 deg C).... Reassembled in 10 min ...tested ...job done!!.....Thanks Again Ian Thomson (South Africa..Cape Town)
Just did it on my 42 LG Tv from 2010, works great!!!!!! Thank you so much
Worked a treat on my son's 8 year old TV , thanks you are a star
Just tried this after seen the video, and worked perfectly. Thanks
We followed this video step-by-step and it does work. Thank you very much. 😊 👍
Wow!!!!!! I have this exact same tv you did the video on! Didnt think it would work but you proved me wrong!!!!!! Thanks alot!!!!!!
Worked for me! Screen wouldn't turn on at all. 10 minutes in the oven and seems good to go. Thanks!
This just saved us so much!! I cannot believe this worked!! Thank you so much! We have a LGLX6500
Mine has some spots where it looks like pink glue, or some kind of adhesive. Will that also melt in the oven?
Amazing! This TOTALLY worked Dude! You are so awesome! Thank you so much for saving my TV. I was so scared of baking it...but Viola! I did connect it back the first time and I had half a white screen so I googled the problem and took it apart again and one of the bands wasn't connected correctly so I re-enforced it and Dude! Perfect! THANK YOU!!!! :)
WOWW. I cant't believe this too. This really does work. I fixed my lg 42le5400 TODAY. THANKS
Thank you for having theeeeee BEST video on how to fix this for people internationally! You Rock!
Thanks so much, you are a life saver. its work well after trying this fix cus i dint know how i would have managed without a tv during this global lock-down.
Was skeptical, but curious. Not only did this fix it so it gets past the initial LG Screen, but it also fixed the two HDMI ports that weren't functional beforehand.
I am gobsmacked. 😅
Can't believe this, but it worked. I don't know for how long, but IT WORKED.
It worked on my LG 32LE5500, thank you very much for your help, and save me a lot of money. I am from Venezuela.
This works really well just a question tho how long does it last
This Really works. I did this on mine worked 100% . Thumbs Up for this videos.
Ive been a bit vary of baking cards in my oven as its not so reliable on temps and has melted one before but i had nothing to loose here. My pic was also quite corrupted on the logo and just kept rebooting. But hey it worked! And bloody good too cause i just spent 1500 Euro on something i couldnt cancel and would have been without a TV for 3 months!
Just completed this fix on our 2011 LG 43LE5350. Worked perfectly and took about an hour. THANK YOU for these great instructions. Don't fall for the "repair" on Ebay for $50 or more. Bake it yourself.
unfortunately didn't work for me as I had to convert the 200C to gas oven temp which give me a 6-7 temp, I chose 6.5 for 10 minutes, placed in centre in oven resulted in melting of plastic and what looks like burnt solid. if anyone has similar styled oven I'd recommend a starting setting of "5" to begin with. Thanks for the video, very informative.
Totally worked for me (LG 42LE5500). Thanks a lot!
Hey, great tips, but just wondering, what’s in the pot on the stove?
Nice video... :) Will try to save the mainboard of my 📺 too by using this method.
the reflow - oven version.
Success rate 15%.
Most of the users tried to do this watching this video,they melt all the components on the board :)
This worked to fix our LG 55LE5400 with the symptom in the video. Thanks!
Excelente video, revivió mi TV que no pasaba del logo y antes de eso no se oía, ahora está funcionando perfectamente. OJO Después del proceso por la parte trasera de la placa se puede ver como manchada de aceite pero es la pasta eléctrica, no pasa nada, no intente limpiarla, esta funcionará
Mi tv esta exactamente igual, con el mismo problema bro. Cuanto tiempo la metiste al horno y a que temperatura. Te agradecería que me pudieras ayudar con eso. No se ingles y no entendí cuanto tiempo la dejo en el horno y a que temperatura.
I did exactly what you did on the video and YES! It worked! Thanks!
Unbeliveble!!!! I did It now and the TV os working again! How did you discovery that??
hmm this is bizarre but seemingly effective. curious if the same result could be achieved using a heat gun without an oven. is there a specific part of the motherboard to target?
Is this problem happened due to long time of tv unused. or due to cold. Can keeping motherboard on day light for a whole sunny day about 30 degree Celsus works.
Fixed my moms husbands LG tonight. Great christmas bonus, can't belive it worked ha ha. Thanks! : )
phreakii
Mom's husband is referred as "dad".
Does it still work??
@@II-gj1jw I don't call my mom's husband "dad" because my biological is still on the planet. At my age of 50+, I call him "Mister ____" as he didn't raise me.
Worked for me too. Thanks for detailed instructions, best on TH-cam!
Worked for me, was super skeptical on the whole thing, but holy shit it worked. Thanks!
THIS ACTUALLY WORKED. LG42 INCH. NO WAY. HOLY WOW. THIS Actually worked guys no joke. Follow it exactly!!! My tv is completely fixed my mind is blown
Will it work for 42LF6500 ? Did anyone try on this particular type?? Even my TV stuck on the same issue. But why this had happened?? Any particular reason behind??
Thanks for the video! This really does work. I fixed my LG 47le5500 last night with this process. The whole process took about an hour.
Great, it works! I just fixed my old LG TV with exactly the same problem.
Just found an LG 42' on the street with trash pickup has this same issue took the board out gonna try this today and see if I can be so lucky stay tuned....
DUDE IT DUCKING WORKED. I found this $3000 LG tv chilling next to my dumpster at work, i came home and had this startup problem, and the oven fixed it. i cant fucking beleive it.
My dad's went out & he just got a new tv but not sure what he wants to do with the old one yet. I might mess with this just to give it a shot.
To prevent it happening again, never ake out the power cord while not in
use, let it be in standby mode always! I found out that the board stops
working when it has been left in a cold (below 10' Celsius) room for a
week or so without the power cord attached. So, never unplug the power
cord (tv, blu-ray surround etc). I`m baking my
board for 2 time now. Lesson learnd.
EDIT: Last time it lasted for 3 years, and it also worked today!
Just trying it now. Will let you know if it really works in 15min... It actually works...Wow
Amazing!!! It actually works...WoW
I was given a lg 42le5400 stuck on lg logo, look this up and now I have new working TV!