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LCD/PLASMA - haroldstein - 09-10-2012 Since this is Off Topic section: I thought I would let fellow members know, that on the Side I repair above mention Tvs. If you ever have a problem, I can maybe help you figure out what is wrong with it. Most units go out due to Bad Power Supply Boards. I am not here to get business, all I will do give you possible answer to your problem. Most repairs people can do themselves. RE: LCD/PLASMA - drewmerc - 09-10-2012 good for you, easy money for anybody who can hold a soldering iron that makes me sound like a sarcastic ass, not my intention in the past 2 years six tv's i have been given all simple cap replacement to get them going again (as long as it's not the panel it worth taking apart) RE: LCD/PLASMA - haroldstein - 09-10-2012 (09-10-2012, 01:15 AM)drewmerc Wrote: good for you, easy money for anybody who can hold a soldering iron Yup, caps are the First components that go out, especially since Mfgs use the cheapest ones at assembly time. And I agree, I will not Touch Panels, I will not also replaced bulbs, to much work to get to them. Glad to see you are a Handyman also! RE: LCD/PLASMA - torro32 - 09-10-2012 Yep, me too ![]() Anyone here also doing BGA chips reballing or reflowing? RE: LCD/PLASMA - drewmerc - 09-10-2012 (09-10-2012, 12:31 PM)torro32 Wrote: Yep, me too i've tried it a few times only been successful once, shits hard without the correct tools RE: LCD/PLASMA - haroldstein - 09-10-2012 (09-10-2012, 12:31 PM)torro32 Wrote: Yep, me too I will not attempt it, to do it correctly you need expensive equipment. I remember during the Direct tv and Dishnet days, there were a few guys doing it. But, they would charge you a couple of hundred bucks, they had to get their money back from buying the correct equipment. RE: LCD/PLASMA - torro32 - 10-10-2012 Not really that expensive, but not that cheap. Just watch the temperature and never go above 230 C on the chip surface. I'm doing it with a decent digital hot air soldering gun and a preheat station, separate factory units. It can be done and you can make your own setup too, just if you are any inventive. RE: LCD/PLASMA - mixcat - 20-01-2013 I do a LOT of BGA reflowing, reballing and replacement on laptops and other logic boards.. Lots of fun. I use dark IR to work with as it dont damage the components on the board. |