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This is not for the feint hearted and assumes you are capable of performing surface mounted component removal and installation. If you don't have the necessary skills and tools you may well do more harm than good!
You will be able to remove the main board and locate the likely faulty EEPROM. This guide is accurate for the LA40R81BD model however there are many similar models that experience similar issues so you may find it useful in repairing other model Samsung TV's
Was du brauchst
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Using a Philips driver remove the 18 screws from the rear panel.
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Gently lift the rear cover off the TV. You may need to wiggle the cover a little however there are no clips holding the cover on so it should come off easily if you have fully unscrewed all 18 screws.
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Gently peel away the conductive fabric from the metal cover on the board
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Remove 5 connectors from the board
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Remove 6 screws from the perimeter of the board.
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Lift the main board away from the chassis ensuring you don's snag or catch any of the cables.
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Turn the main board over to expose the side that was facing the chassis and locate IC1803 (24C256 integrated circuit).
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Use solderwick to carefully clean the pads where the old EEPROM was mounted
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Install the new EEPROM ensuring you orient pin 1 of the new device with the correct location on the board.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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I have a problem with my LCD , it blinks 6 times the switches off.
I also need to know were the memory IC is located and how to replace it.
The model is LE32C350 (Samsung)
My Samsung TV has no picture and sound power light blinks I changed the T con board still the same what can it be thanks JOHN
Please help Samsung TV black screen
You should post your question in the forum not as a comment on the guide.
Richdave -
I am currently working on a few tvs . I have always just ordered a new mainboard and replaced but I have a rework station I used to use for fixing cellphone charging ports so I am considering fixing the main board. my question is can I order one single eprom since they are programmed and use it to fix any tv just to keep a stock of them instead of waiting for the part to come in or the eproms all different.