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Vertical lines/bands on Sony Bravia KDL-46EX710

This 2.5 yr old LED 46" TV started one day to show white spots over the screen as if a poor aerial (on an old analogue TV). This progresses to narrow vertical bands of pixels flashing different colours on top of the normal picture. The bands are not solid but more like a long coloured flashing barcode This then then finally degrades to vertical bands of white flashing bar codes that cover 70% of the normal picture.

When the TV is cold i.e. overnight is off, it will start and operate perfectly for 15 mins then the white spots, coloured vertical and final white bands/barcodes occur over the next say 5 mins.

All other TV operations work perfectly, menus etc. Is this a LCD screen problem or a board replacement i.e. the TCON ?? board. The TV only has 3 computer type boards in the back with mainly plugin connectors and cables so swapping a board looks possible

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Any ideas,

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"it will start and operate perfectly for 15 mins", check the capacitors on the power board for any signs of bulging, leaking or other issues. Can you post an image of what your screen looks like, as well as your boards, with your question?

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looks like a bad Tcon board

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Thanks for your advice,

I've been away and so haven't had a chance to pull the back off again and take pictures of the boards. I remember everything looked brand new and all visible components, soldering and connectors appeared AOK.

Surprisingly there was no dust, as if I had just sprayed CO cleaner over everything.

Have since left TV on for a day and it occasionally flickers back to a normal picture for 4 or 5 seconds and then back to the bands. I keep reading about these TCON boards so now I'll have to find out where to buy one to try out. It appears it is this or buy a new TV unless Sony Australia come to the party.

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lyleg, take a look and see if you find something that identifies which chassis number your TV is, probably something like AZXXX. That would help to get the schematic etc.

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See new attached photos of TV with back off. You can see what a terrible witness I would be as there only two boards really the central one has a metal cover and is is part of the screen itself.

Metal back of screen/panel has written TMA9015 Model # T460HW04 V.5 AU Optronics.

Viewed from back LHS board A1754373A

RHS is where all the external AV connectors are has # A1754490C

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Hi Iyleg,

I have exactly the same problem with my sony bravia.

Did you found out what was the problem?

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Sorry mate, I’ve been away.

Also I did this investigation a few years back and the actual TV failed way back in 2013 so memory of it is fading.

Summary:

Following the last Youtube link I added above, I remember working out it was the TCON board, circa 2017

However I could not source the part I needed and shopjimmy had put them on back order.

I think the board may have come available the beginning of 2019 but $100+ for a 2011 model TV worth not a lot and possibly needed more replacements parts. I had picked up another TV since then, so after 6 years I had a cleanout of the shed projects including some Yamaha RX/VX tuner amps ( fixed via changing a power rail cap). The TV pieces were unfortunately dumped in the local recycling bin.

Sorry I couldn’t be of more help as that’s as far as I progressed with the TV.

Lyle

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Thanks for the reply.

I found out that it was actually the panel itself.

Sinds my tv was 2.5 years old and I had 2 years warranty I got a discount from Sony and decided to buy a new tv.

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Hi Ron,

The panel itself hey. Well that was also a possibility from what I had read. Pity about that as I quite like their products, from way back in time when I had a large CRT 32" Sony TV whiched has now lasted 25 years. It was passed on to neighbours who still have it in the back shed hooked up to a digital HD set top box.

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for EVERY input, go to MENU, scroll al the way to the left, scroll up or down to PICTURE, then PICTURE SETTINGS, then scroll all the way down to DRC MODE (it's hidden at the very bottom) and where it says "Mode 1", turn it OFF, and voila, no more lines! You will have to do this for every input AFTER you set you picture settings (either custom, theatre, etc, it does not matter which mode you're on)

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GENIUS!!!! The DRC trick worked... I was ready to dump the TV... Thanks A LOT!!

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lyleg, is the image I attached a representation of what you are looking at?

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Check this and see what it shows you.

VIEWING THE SELF CHECK DIAGNOSTIC LIST

For errors with symptoms such as “power sometimes shuts off” or “screen sometimes goes out” that cannot be confirmed, it is possible to

bring up past occurrences of a failure for confirmation on the Self Check diagnostic screen:

1. TV must be in standby mode. (Power off).

2. Press the following buttons on the Remote Commander within a second of each other:

DISPLAY==> Channel 5==> Volume - ==> POWER .

  • NOTE: This differs from accessing Service Adjustments Mode (Volume +)

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This is what your T-con board looks like.

This image show what the boards do:

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and here is the remote with the appropriate key sequence to access the SERVICE ADJUSTMENT MODE

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Hi 03

Yes your image is what I am looking at. Due to family mayhem around table/TV I put the back cover on again , but it is very easy to remove

On my remote for the first key stroke I assume you mean the display info button ie (i+) symbol on my keypad

Remote similar to mine

After the suggested sequence. A listing appears but at present due to the banding being prominent I can't read any of the 14 codes displayed. Will have to wait till set sits for another few hours

Thanks Lyle

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Lyle, that sounds about right. It would be interesting to see what the self diagnostic will show. Hey, I understand mayhem....;-)

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Finally managed to get error codes but nothing to show. See picture attached above.

Screen is getting worse and covers over within 1 minute ( not 15 as per previous)

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I'd start with the T-con board unless you find anything on the caps on the power board.

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Thanks for all your help. Any ideas for a reliable source for the TCON boards

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for EVERY input, go to Picture, leave it in whatever setting you want, doesn’t have to be “Custom” scroll all the way down (I forget the label) and where it says Mode 1, turn it off, and voila, no more lines!

Update (02/12/2021)

for EVERY input, go to MENU, scroll al the way to the left, scroll up or down to PICTURE, then PICTURE SETTINGS, then scroll all the way down to DRC MODE (it's hidden at the very bottom) and where it says "Mode 1", turn it OFF, and voila, no more lines! You will have to do this for every input AFTER you set you picture settings (either custom, theatre, etc, it does not matter which mode you're on)

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Take a look at the "shopjimmy" channel on youtube, and the shopjimmy dot com website. You can order a t-con board for about $40-50. See this link, I think they are replacing the t-con board on the same TV you own:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNNhghZ1p...

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Shop jimmy after a few years has come with this new part for my TV - might get it if I can dig the old set out of the rubbish in the back shed

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ShopJimmy <sales@shopjimmy.com>

Fri 02-Jun-17 11:05 PM

You are receiving this notification because you subscribed to receive alerts when the following products are back in stock:

Sony A-1763-462-B (A1743793C, 1-881-636-62) BAL Board

Price: $124.34

Please note that the TV part in-stock may be a compatible substitute to the TV part you need that's displayed in this email. We also wanted to give you a friendly heads up that some of our in-demand TV parts can sell quickly, so we suggest you act fast if you still need this item! Please contact us if you have any questions or you'd like help placing your order. We're here to help!

Thanks,

ShopJimmy.com

(877) 881-6492

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Still no T-Con board available and of course the parts now cost more than the TV is worth. If I had the $ to blow I'd buy them anyway to try, but shiite happens.

Other thing is I dragged out the TV after 2 years stored in a box, plugged it in and of course it worked perfectly - for 8 hours. The lines finally appeared again. Next day lasted only 30mins, so it appears it likes a nice rest between runs.

You'd think it would be a dry joint on a circuit board somewhere but I still don't have any idea how the screen it self operates/generates a picture or if these components get better with a rest.

I do note if I leave it unplugged for week it then operates OK for 2 or 3 hours which is fine for viewing MotoGP races in the back shed. Still a great sharp picture while it works. So now it's my once a week shed TV which sits on the beer fridge

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lyleg still sounds like either a capacitor issue or an IC issue. Get some freeze spray and with the TV running after it turns off spray your boards and see which frozen area makes it work again. Then we can narrow it down based on the schematic.

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Now the weather down under has heated up ie 85F+ the TV is back to it's old 15 mins perfect and then it slowly turns to lines over next 5 mins. Changing channels appear to kick it back to normal for a few seconds but finally it is unviewable no matter what I change.

SO I sprayed CO/electrical type cleaner on the metal back of the TCon board cooling it down but had no effect. Second sprayed the BAL board also with no effect.

So going to spray the Power board but assume it has 240V (Oz power supply) and no doubt some HV caps fully charged so thought better of it for now.

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Tried CO cleaner on Power board to cool it but to no effect.

Found these You Tube videos worth a look

TV TCON board removal YOUTUBE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aInbxbIC...

mentions TCON causing coloured vertical lines

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1aA2TIK...

to troubleshoot TV screen TCON board shows all points to check voltage on.

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This video is when I changed the picture mode to THEATER, then it's better .Thank you for your response

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for EVERY input, go to MENU, scroll al the way to the left, scroll up or down to PICTURE, then PICTURE SETTINGS, then scroll all the way down to DRC MODE (it's hidden at the very bottom) and where it says "Mode 1", turn it OFF, and voila, no more lines! You will have to do this for every input AFTER you set you picture settings (either custom, theatre, etc, it does not matter which mode you're on, so set your colors etc how you like them first, THEN do the above!)

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Thanks for the reply, but I didn't find anything like that in the settings.I don't see DRC MODE there

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I set the factory settings and nothing has changed.

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On my model it didn't have "DRC mode" but under Picture Settings -> "Game/Text mode" -> "On" fixed my vertical stripes issue.

Thanks to Mister T for keeping this out of the landfill.

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