YO! I just fixed my TV with this process... yes the blue tape did NOT 100% fix the issue... HDMI audio out is kind of broken, and there is minor pixels glowing in a small 1/8 of the screen near the center, however from the Sofa, these are difficult to detect even in dark scenes! This Blue Tape is GOLD!
So I've watched what up your video, and I would like to know a boat ice cream for my TV. The modern numbers are the same What I would like to know if the screen Works, or both of them. The modern number is un65au8000fxzc
Hi, I have this same TV. The LED comes on and goes off, and respeats every second. I can hear a clicking sound from the power board. Please advise. Paul
Hi my screen was flashing black I tried removing the back panel and covering the pins with painters tape now im getting just a dark blue screen that stays on sound is working fine any suggestions ** I've removed the painters tape** my TV is a UN75TU7900FXZC
I'm curious to see what you think about my issue: I have a Samsung 75 inch LCD (circa 2019) model television. Not sure if you know the answer to this (or anybody watching) but my symptoms are that when you go to turn it on, the (Samsung) logo comes on solid at first… and then these horizontal lines develop (which chops up and dims the picture a bit)... and then the TV shuts off and goes through that cycle again. (And again) for a while… But it does finally turn on within 15 minutes and works fine. Usually for 10 minutes + it reboots, over and over again. When it's just about to turn on and work (which it does usually in less than 15 minutes of letting it cycle like this) it finally gets past the logo and you start to see the main MENU screen, etc. and then the horizontal lines develop and then it shuts off ... and restarts and then FINALLY, it comes on for a few seconds (with the sound of whatever the TV show is that's playing or whatever) then, it usually goes through one more cycle... and then it stays on (and works perfectly, from that point on (until you turn the TV off again). I'm wondering if that's a power board issue (rather than a main board issue, or?). According to the seller who sold it to me, It did start occurring, just after a lightning storm. Do you think replacing the whole power board would do the trick in fixing it? Short of that, is there a particular part (or two) on the power board that would usually be the culprit that I could replace for a lot less money than replacing the whole power board? Even if I have to pay about 125 bucks for a new pwr board, I think it would be worth it. (It's a great TV once it stays on). Thanks!
Sounds like main 2 big capacitors are bad on your power board. Try this, take back off tv plug in dont touch anything, use hairdryer to heat up the 2 big capacitors on power board. Thst should tell you before ordering new ones.
@@JasonSmith-utube Well, I actually had ordered another power board… It was defective… Then I ordered a proper (working) power board and the same issue pertains :-( within the next few days I should receive the MAIN BOARD that I ordered… Crossing my fingers :-)
I just can't believe these samsung c##ts are still allowed to even operate, how does the public not know about this. My samsung qn90a just bombed out after 2yrs and was only being used max 3hrs a day. I have the power loop issue and seems to be an issue with the screen. Just can't believe the amount of money I spent on this shit. It's absolute rape. I hope I am able to boycott this brand that they remove their products from stores. Samsung should actually be taken to court.
I followed your instructions on disconnecting the power and motherboard components. I had a new remote control delivered yesterday as well. The remote was the key to my problem, but I didn't know it at the time. I paired the remote to the TV. My TV still wasn't working. I left the TV plugged into the wall overnight. I noticed that the screen was different. The lights were not going on and off. I hit the power button on the new remote control, and everything reset itself overnight.
Thank you for this video. I did manage to turn the TV on but it was looking like yours did in this video. At 1st I thought it had something to do with the ribbon cable, but after watching your video I learned this tv is dead.
I have the exact same TV model as this and when I get to the step at 6:00 it turns on but no sounds like yours. But I replaced both the main board and the power board with new ones and it isn’t fixed either
I have the same TV however, the control board was hard soldered to the power supply so I cannot do the test you did at the beginning. My TV has the exact same sypmtoms. It powers on and immediately turns off. If I disconnect the panel from the control board, the screen stays on.
I was curious about this as well. I tried the tape trick and the panel ribbon is connected and I have sound but the screen is black even thought the back of the screen is lit and white. And of course my extended warranty runs out literally one week before this happens. Ah! But thanks for this video. It was helpful even if the problem remains.
That would've been cool, but unfortunately, when he says a bad panel, he means the whole LCD screen (yes the whole big huge screen). The price on replacing one of those would be more than a brand-new TV would cost these days. I think that's why he said it was nonrepairable.
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I’m never buying another Samsung TV.
Og bruh this sht ain’t even 2 years my old tv still working downstairs
YO! I just fixed my TV with this process... yes the blue tape did NOT 100% fix the issue... HDMI audio out is kind of broken, and there is minor pixels glowing in a small 1/8 of the screen near the center, however from the Sofa, these are difficult to detect even in dark scenes! This Blue Tape is GOLD!
So I've watched what up your video, and I would like to know a boat ice cream for my TV.
The modern numbers are the same What I would like to know if the screen
Works, or both of them.
The modern number is un65au8000fxzc
Hi, I have this same TV. The LED comes on and goes off, and respeats every second. I can hear a clicking sound from the power board. Please advise.
Paul
Excelente información gracias por compartir saludos desde Ciudad de México
What could the problem be if the TV only has really dimmed back lights? Everything else works but it is just extremely dimmed.
literally having the same problem
Backlights
Poor quality screens these days
Samsung tv ain’t it never buying one more Samsung tv bro
Hi my screen was flashing black I tried removing the back panel and covering the pins with painters tape now im getting just a dark blue screen that stays on sound is working fine any suggestions ** I've removed the painters tape** my TV is a UN75TU7900FXZC
Ever figure this out? Having same issue
Also having the same issue - would love to know what you guys did as a solution?
Hi my name is Ross I have the same issue I've done the same you did and it was a bit brown spots when I watch. Your video so what else can I do
I'm curious to see what you think about my issue: I have a Samsung 75 inch LCD (circa 2019) model television. Not sure if you know the answer to this (or anybody watching) but my symptoms are that when you go to turn it on, the (Samsung) logo comes on solid at first… and then these horizontal lines develop (which chops up and dims the picture a bit)... and then the TV shuts off and goes through that cycle again. (And again) for a while… But it does finally turn on within 15 minutes and works fine.
Usually for 10 minutes + it reboots, over and over again.
When it's just about to turn on and work (which it does usually in less than 15 minutes of letting it cycle like this) it finally gets past the logo and you start to see the main MENU screen, etc. and then the horizontal lines develop and then it shuts off ... and restarts and then FINALLY, it comes on for a few seconds (with the sound of whatever the TV show is that's playing or whatever) then, it usually goes through one more cycle... and then it stays on (and works perfectly, from that point on (until you turn the TV off again).
I'm wondering if that's a power board issue (rather than a main board issue, or?).
According to the seller who sold it to me, It did start occurring, just after a lightning storm.
Do you think replacing the whole power board would do the trick in fixing it? Short of that, is there a particular part (or two) on the power board that would usually be the culprit that I could replace for a lot less money than replacing the whole power board? Even if I have to pay about 125 bucks for a new pwr board, I think it would be worth it. (It's a great TV once it stays on).
Thanks!
Sounds like main 2 big capacitors are bad on your power board. Try this, take back off tv plug in dont touch anything, use hairdryer to heat up the 2 big capacitors on power board. Thst should tell you before ordering new ones.
@@JasonSmith-utube Well, I actually had ordered another power board… It was defective… Then I ordered a proper (working) power board and the same issue pertains :-( within the next few days I should receive the MAIN BOARD that I ordered… Crossing my fingers :-)
I just can't believe these samsung c##ts are still allowed to even operate, how does the public not know about this. My samsung qn90a just bombed out after 2yrs and was only being used max 3hrs a day. I have the power loop issue and seems to be an issue with the screen. Just can't believe the amount of money I spent on this shit. It's absolute rape. I hope I am able to boycott this brand that they remove their products from stores. Samsung should actually be taken to court.
I followed your instructions on disconnecting the power and motherboard components. I had a new remote control delivered yesterday as well. The remote was the key to my problem, but I didn't know it at the time. I paired the remote to the TV. My TV still wasn't working. I left the TV plugged into the wall overnight. I noticed that the screen was different. The lights were not going on and off. I hit the power button on the new remote control, and everything reset itself overnight.
CAN YOU BUY THE PANEL BY ITSELF AND JUST INSTALL IT AND REMOVE THE DAMAGED PANEL? IF YES AROUND HOW MUCH THEY COST?
We will never know
Yes you can buy them, is like $45-$50 s board so $90 for both plus shipping
Awesome video. Can you add closer views of when you were testing voltages on the main board?
I bought a new power board for mine and installed it but still no LED light when i plug the power cord in.
Mine is almost 5 years ago. It did the same, on and right off. I'm thinking it's shot
When I unplug the main port controller the led turns on but when I have them connected it no led turns on. Does that mean I have to replace that cable
How much would the mother board would be or. Buy a new tv my name is Ross ty
I Repair that problem
where do you get these parts?
If u can show us wifi part to trying fix it
Thank you for this video. I did manage to turn the TV on but it was looking like yours did in this video. At 1st I thought it had something to do with the ribbon cable, but after watching your video I learned this tv is dead.
Where is the wifi module on this tv??
I have the exact same TV model as this and when I get to the step at 6:00 it turns on but no sounds like yours. But I replaced both the main board and the power board with new ones and it isn’t fixed either
I'm right there with you. Debating whether buying a new board would do the trick.
is there a way to remove all my security credentials by physically altering the mb?
No…if you can’t see reset
Man thank you I just did this tonight and it worked
It was useful, thanks!
Can a cracked screen on this tv be fixed or replaced ?
You probably could but it wouldnt be financially worth it
my tv keeps coming on and turning off again. Could it be the main board?
Mines is doing the exact same thing! Did you find anything out?
@@darryl609 i ordered a main board. Hope that's the issue
@@mcn_o1was it the main board?
@@BlueBanditTheGod waiting on the noard to arrive
@mcn_o1 can you update when you put it in...I seen the t-con board also causes this issue as well. Thanks 😊
Brilliant presentation!!
Thank you sir
These televisions are too delicate and useless😢😂
Hello, where I can buy a screen for my samsung TV 70''
Were you able to find a screen? I'm looking for one too.
You still looking for a screen? I have one in perfect shape.
Yes I am, details please?@@davidcram4960
Hello, yes I am in search of a screen. Please reply with details!
@@davidcram4960 Hello, yes I am in search of a screen. Please reply with details!
I have the same TV however, the control board was hard soldered to the power supply so I cannot do the test you did at the beginning. My TV has the exact same sypmtoms. It powers on and immediately turns off. If I disconnect the panel from the control board, the screen stays on.
you can still try tape to pins
Why is this TV non repairable? You can buy new panel ribbons for $30.
the ribbons is not the problem, they just transfer data to and from the panel
I was curious about this as well. I tried the tape trick and the panel ribbon is connected and I have sound but the screen is black even thought the back of the screen is lit and white. And of course my extended warranty runs out literally one week before this happens. Ah!
But thanks for this video. It was helpful even if the problem remains.
That would've been cool, but unfortunately, when he says a bad panel, he means the whole LCD screen (yes the whole big huge screen). The price on replacing one of those would be more than a brand-new TV would cost these days. I think that's why he said it was nonrepairable.