I have been repairing electronics for over 36 years. I no longer do that, however from time to time I repair a tv here, and there. My friend went to the garbage dump, and found a 75 inch tv, and brought it home. It had lots of bright spot's on it. when I opened it. ALL the Lenses had come off. I didn't know what to do on that. so I came here looking. Found your channel after 3 hours I was done. it came up pretty good. Thank you for your Help :) I am now one of your SUBS. Thank you Buddy.
I was literally writing a listing for facebook marketplace to give away my 65 inch LG tv with the same bright spots. Before activating the listing I decided to see if it was a common problem and how hard it would be to fix. You saved me hundreds of dollars. Thank you.
Thanks so much for doing this video. I was ready to toss the TV and buy a new one. I followed your instructions, took about 90 minutes, and it's good as new. After pulling on the 7 lenses that were still on, I ended up gluing all 32. Thanks again. Great job.
I just replaced the burned out on one side, LED bar, put it all back together and now have one bright spot at the bottom! I can't be bothered to take it all apart again, but thanks for the vid, at least I know what that is.
Thank you for your video, I spent 5 hours on this yesterday (the screen kept dropping once I lifted it back upright) so took it apart a number of times, we finally got it all lined up and back together and then noticed a crack in the screen. We don’t know when this happened as we were being extra cautious but be careful if you’re attempting this, the screen is very fragile! Good luck!
Mission complete on my 55" philips ambilight tv initially had 15 fall off ended up glueing nearly all back on as they fell off with a simple touch! Tvs like brand new thanks for saving me a fortune! 😎👊🏼
Tip: Had difficulty in getting the panels to align when placing the main LED panel on top of the LCD image panel. When not aligned properly, the screws don't go in easily and, in my case, there was an image issue (white line at the top of the screen). Had to place the LCD image panel onto the main LED panel to get everything to line up correctly. Thanks!
I had my Samsung 55 inch 4K curved tv since 2016 and the picture still shows great.. I just got my first small white spot this past weekend.. try to get it fixed..but they talking about $550 because it’s out of warranty. Or just buy a new TV all in all.. which that’s what I do anyway.. I know fix it I don’t know too much about that but after looking at your video looks pretty easy helpful.. I don’t see why not eventually I’m gonna take that risk.. because they what I got loose huh.. but the thing is I don’t know when I’m gonna do it though.. thinking about it I’ve been more than one video of this and just makes me wonder I could do it myself..Patience is the key
@@gavincorbould1831 yep, definitely. I'm used to repairing computers so was actually surprised that a TV with backlight issues could be fixed. thanks again!
Sir u missed the main thing, display lifting trick please comment, howto hold the display either center of the display nor both side in horizontal ,,, I think u understand my problem.... Because last time I damaged the 55" Display without knowing the knowledge
vous êtes le bienvenu. j'ai utilisé un pistolet à colle chaude. Je ne sais pas comment cela se traduit, mais assurez-vous d'en mettre beaucoup ou vous le ferez deux fois! 😄 i used a hot glue gun. not sure how that translates but make sure you put plenty on or you'll be doing it twice!😄
Could any tell me if the lenses need to go on the same as they fell off ie does the lense diffuse light in different directions I'm about to attempt this on a 55" any other advise would be appreciated 🙂
All mine went back on slightly twisted as I didn't want to stick them onto the old glue, and the screen looks fine. Obviously they have a front and a back and you'll need to get that bit right🙂 take your time and don't get distracted thats a big screen! It impossible to tell which ones came off where on mine, basically they are all the same and can go anywhere it seems.
Hello! I have the same problem on my philips 49pus6401, is it the same process to fix the problem on a different brand/model? Thanks a lot for the video!! 👍🏻
I've never worked on that one, but its going to be similar, I'm sure. Take your time and film yourself so you can play it back if your not sure where something goes.
Sorry I've never heard of that happening before. The lense and the diffuser sheet should prevent you getting bright spots, sorry I can't offer any suggestion at the moment 🤔
They should go on fine, shouldn't make much difference if they are slightly off but obviously try and get them as close to centre as possible. All mine were turned slightly off of the original glue spots and it looked fine. Hope that helps
Never heard of it mate. Try one, let it dry, if it sticks well I guess the answer is yes. I found thick fast drying glues are best, there's so many different types though...sorry I can't be of more help.
Just lay it all out on something soft and take your time, I find recording myself helps me alot too - if I forget how it goes back together I can just stop recording and watch it back!😄
Its not an exact science, put plenty on, both sides if you like, try not to get it on the LED. Some of mine came off again as I didn't put enough glue on and I tried to glue the lens to the old glue spots. Second time round I put new blobs between the old ones and rotated the lens so the little feet set in the new glue, this has worked better. Hope that helps.
@@gavincorbould1831 I really surprise knowing screen nowadays so fragile, i just push it gently to make sure it really in to position after glued the lenses and the corner of the screen just cracked. for that lenses could come off like that showing crappy quality, Why they not using screw or something that won't come off by itself. no wonder tv prices so cheap they're put it together cheaply.
Something strong, and quick drying, but not runny. I used a hot glue gun. Depending on what you use you may want to leave the TV flat until the glue has fully dried, so they don't fall off when you sit the screen back upright. What ever you use dont scrimp and let it dry properly 🙂
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I have been repairing electronics for over 36 years. I no longer do that, however from time to time I repair a tv here, and there. My friend went to the garbage dump, and found a 75 inch tv, and brought it home. It had lots of bright spot's on it. when I opened it. ALL the Lenses had come off. I didn't know what to do on that. so I came here looking. Found your channel after 3 hours I was done. it came up pretty good. Thank you for your Help :) I am now one of your SUBS. Thank you Buddy.
I was literally writing a listing for facebook marketplace to give away my 65 inch LG tv with the same bright spots. Before activating the listing I decided to see if it was a common problem and how hard it would be to fix. You saved me hundreds of dollars. Thank you.
Cannot thank you enough for this guide! Followed your video and fixed the TV myself. I was quoted £120 for the repair!
You are welcome. 🙂
Well done! Glad it worked out well for you🙂
Thanks so much for doing this video. I was ready to toss the TV and buy a new one. I followed your instructions, took about 90 minutes, and it's good as new. After pulling on the 7 lenses that were still on, I ended up gluing all 32. Thanks again. Great job.
Well done, its best to reglue them all while your there, unless you don't mind doing it all again! - Gives you something to do during lock down! 😄
what glue did u use?
I just replaced the burned out on one side, LED bar, put it all back together and now have one bright spot at the bottom!
I can't be bothered to take it all apart again, but thanks for the vid, at least I know what that is.
Thank you for your video, I spent 5 hours on this yesterday (the screen kept dropping once I lifted it back upright) so took it apart a number of times, we finally got it all lined up and back together and then noticed a crack in the screen. We don’t know when this happened as we were being extra cautious but be careful if you’re attempting this, the screen is very fragile! Good luck!
Thankyou for making this video … so generous of you. Saved us £100s as we now have a working TV again 👍🏻
Your most welcome, as Matthew chapter 10 verse 8 concludes with "you received free, give free"🙂 Glad to be of some help😃
The best advice comes from someone who has had to do it right the second time !
nice one mate - my job for tomorrow (you just saved me $1500 on a new tv, you're a legend)
Take your time and be really careful! Let us know how you get on🙂👍
Thank you for this straight forward easy to follow video I have one white spot on my Phillips tv as soon as I have another spot I will do this thanks
Mission complete on my 55" philips ambilight tv initially had 15 fall off ended up glueing nearly all back on as they fell off with a simple touch! Tvs like brand new thanks for saving me a fortune! 😎👊🏼
Brilliant! This did the trick. I used gorilla super glue as well. Just remember the order and orientation of everything. Thank you sir!
Is Gorilla glue is the one with a blue cap?
Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for the clear video and You've saved me a good few quid 👍
Tip: Had difficulty in getting the panels to align when placing the main LED panel on top of the LCD image panel. When not aligned properly, the screws don't go in easily and, in my case, there was an image issue (white line at the top of the screen). Had to place the LCD image panel onto the main LED panel to get everything to line up correctly. Thanks!
Thanks bro. Nice vid.
Excellent video. Q:Reflectors r to be replaced or fix the same ones fallen down.
I just stuck the old ones back on.🙂 remember to use plenty of glue or they will fall off again 👍
I had my Samsung 55 inch 4K curved tv since 2016 and the picture still shows great.. I just got my first small white spot this past weekend.. try to get it fixed..but they talking about $550 because it’s out of warranty. Or just buy a new TV all in all.. which that’s what I do anyway.. I know fix it I don’t know too much about that but after looking at your video looks pretty easy helpful.. I don’t see why not eventually I’m gonna take that risk.. because they what I got loose huh.. but the thing is I don’t know when I’m gonna do it though.. thinking about it I’ve been more than one video of this and just makes me wonder I could do it myself..Patience is the key
Thak you so much.my mom sent old tv from overseas and then when it arrived all the white dots came out maybe during transport..thanks for the video
Thanks for the video. It did help us out. Other than a bad ribbon connection, fully successful job. Cudo's!!!!
Nice socks also. I like Gold toe.
thanks, did the trick today on a different LG model. (felt a bit dizzy from all the video waving around!)
But not as dizzy as the repair bill would have made you I hope!😄
Glad you got yours fixed too👍
@@gavincorbould1831 yep, definitely. I'm used to repairing computers so was actually surprised that a TV with backlight issues could be fixed. thanks again!
thanks for this video, able to fix the reflectors.
Sir u missed the main thing, display lifting trick please comment, howto hold the display either center of the display nor both side in horizontal ,,, I think u understand my problem.... Because last time I damaged the 55" Display without knowing the knowledge
Awesome video, really appreciate the help thank you
Bonjour, merci pour la vidéo! Quel colle utilisé vous?
vous êtes le bienvenu.
j'ai utilisé un pistolet à colle chaude. Je ne sais pas comment cela se traduit, mais assurez-vous d'en mettre beaucoup ou vous le ferez deux fois! 😄
i used a hot glue gun. not sure how that translates but make sure you put plenty on or you'll be doing it twice!😄
Could any tell me if the lenses need to go on the same as they fell off ie does the lense diffuse light in different directions I'm about to attempt this on a 55" any other advise would be appreciated 🙂
All mine went back on slightly twisted as I didn't want to stick them onto the old glue, and the screen looks fine. Obviously they have a front and a back and you'll need to get that bit right🙂 take your time and don't get distracted thats a big screen! It impossible to tell which ones came off where on mine, basically they are all the same and can go anywhere it seems.
@@gavincorbould1831 thanks for the advise I'll report back Wednesday set myself the day to get it done so fingers crossed 👍🙏
another question... how come you didn't use a power tool to remove screws?
Hello!
I have the same problem on my philips 49pus6401, is it the same process to fix the problem on a different brand/model?
Thanks a lot for the video!! 👍🏻
I've never worked on that one, but its going to be similar, I'm sure.
Take your time and film yourself so you can play it back if your not sure where something goes.
@@gavincorbould1831 thanks for the answer 👌
How did the repair go on the 49pus ?? I have a 55pus ambilight tv to fix any tips before I start ?
@@jameshart7547 Ahah I still haven't fixed the problem on this screen, sorry m8
@@Ban4na76 😂 no worries bud, I've been putting it off for ages! but have around 15 dots now because I moved the TV to decorate.
That really worked. Got the last of the last of them in Canada.
I have glued back the fallen pieces. It is much better now but with a bright video I still see LEDs are like bright spots. What is ur advice?
Sorry I've never heard of that happening before. The lense and the diffuser sheet should prevent you getting bright spots, sorry I can't offer any suggestion at the moment 🤔
Your diffuser sheets are in wrong. Make sure they are in the right order
i AM DOING THIS NOW.Do they need to be on dead center and if they do could be difficult twisting
They should go on fine, shouldn't make much difference if they are slightly off but obviously try and get them as close to centre as possible. All mine were turned slightly off of the original glue spots and it looked fine. Hope that helps
Hello. Do you recommend to use regular superglue or gorilla glue or something else ?
Super glue might be too thin, some nice thick glue that will dry hard is what you want.
How long does this take? Glue or clear tape to fix the round plastic pieces?
Give yourself an hour. I used glue, use plenty and let it dry properly, no harm in using tape too I guess. Let us know how it goes!
Why don’t the manufacturers just use prop to make sure I don’t have to do this?!
What type of glue can i use? The gorilla super glue gel? Or just the gorilla super glue?
The gel sounds good as it will be less runny go with that.👍
Really i'd suggest anything that's thick and fast setting.
That's the best LG tv
Can i use mightybond???
Never heard of it mate. Try one, let it dry, if it sticks well I guess the answer is yes. I found thick fast drying glues are best, there's so many different types though...sorry I can't be of more help.
So question - why the heck doesn't LG make these things so we don't have to repair them after 3 years?
Can u help me fix my tv bro
Just lay it all out on something soft and take your time, I find recording myself helps me alot too - if I forget how it goes back together I can just stop recording and watch it back!😄
You didn't show exactly where to put the glue, and do have to put the glue on both surfaces. Thanks!
Its not an exact science, put plenty on, both sides if you like, try not to get it on the LED. Some of mine came off again as I didn't put enough glue on and I tried to glue the lens to the old glue spots. Second time round I put new blobs between the old ones and rotated the lens so the little feet set in the new glue, this has worked better. Hope that helps.
i cracked my screen trying to repair it myself 🤦♂️
Sorry mate, I feel your pain ...a word to those that follow, be careful - be really careful!
@@gavincorbould1831 I really surprise knowing screen nowadays so fragile, i just push it gently to make sure it really in to position after glued the lenses and the corner of the screen just cracked. for that lenses could come off like that showing crappy quality, Why they not using screw or something that won't come off by itself. no wonder tv prices so cheap they're put it together cheaply.
What kind of glue to be used? Plz suggest
Something strong, and quick drying, but not runny. I used a hot glue gun.
Depending on what you use you may want to leave the TV flat until the glue has fully dried, so they don't fall off when you sit the screen back upright.
What ever you use dont scrimp and let it dry properly 🙂
@@gavincorbould1831 Thank you, will try and let you know the results 😊