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Tuesday, 13 October 2020

LG 55LW5600-5700-6500, LG55LX6500, LG79UB9800, LG79UF7700 – T-CON BOARD INTERCONNECTIONS SCHEMATICS AND VOLTAGE DETAILED CHARTS

 79UB9800 Interconnection


TV Models: LG 79UB9800, LG 79UF7700

PANEL P/N: EAJ62573301

Part Number:

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0541B

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: (DESC: 79 UHD Curved Control)

Warning: Be sure to install the screws in the T-CON board before applying power. Damage to the board will occur.

PANEL TEST:  To run the Panel Test (Testing the T-CON without the Mainboard), simply unplug CN7_1 or CN7_2. Apply 12V to the Fuse F1 on the T-CON. Apply power to the set. (Backlights and Power Supply should already be working). T-CON outputs colour patterns on the screen. This test confirms the T-CON board, Power Supply (PSU), Panel and Backlights are working normally.


55LX6500 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 55LX6500

Part Number: EBU61004702

T-con Board P/N: EAX62110705(0)

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC550EUC-SCA1



55LW5700 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 55LW5600_5700_6500

PANEL P/N:

Part Number: 6871L-2603A

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0369B

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC550EUF-SDF1 (DESC: V6 55 FHD 120Hz)

Warning:   T-Con board under shield. Be sure to reinsert screws before operating set with shield removed.   

  Panel Test:    To run the T-con “Panel Test”, remove the LVDS cables. Jump 12V to the 12V fuse. Jump VCC 3.3V to pin-44 on CN1. White, Red, Blue, Green and Black patterns show on screen.



LG LCD TV 55GA6400, 55LA9650, 55LA9700, 55LM4600-4700-6200, 55LM8600 - T-CON BOARD SCHEMATICS AND VOLTAGES DETAILS CHART

 55GA6400 Interconnection

TV Models: LG 55GA6400

PANEL P/N: EAJ62271001

Part Number: 6871L-3269A

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0444A

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC470DUE-SFR1

Warning:  Replace the screws when servicing the T-CON board with shields removed.

Note: Concerning Quick Start:  If Quick Start is turned on in the Options Menu, T-CON 12V will be available during STBY, but there will be no video to process. Also, no backlights.

PANEL Test:  To run the T-con “Panel Test”, remove the LVDS cable CN1. Jump 12V to the 12V fuse. Jump VCC 3.3V to pin-44 on CN1. White, Red, Blue, Green and Black patterns show on screen.


55LA9700 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 55LA9650 - 55LA9700

PANEL P/N: EAJ73589402

Part Number:

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0467A

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC550EQD

55LM6200 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 55LM4600 - 4700_6200

PANEL P/N: EAJ62088501

Part Number: 6871L-2856C (Substitute: 6871L-2753M)

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0401B

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC550EUE-SEF1 (DESC: 32/37/42/47/55 FHD TM120)

Warning:  Return the screws when servicing the T-con board with shields removed.

PANEL TEST: To run the T-CON “Panel Test”, remove the LVDS cables. Jump 12V to the 12V fuse. Jump VCC 3.3V to pin-44 on CN1. White, Red, Blue, Green and Black patterns show on screen.


55LM8600 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 55LM8600

PANEL P/N: AFB73409602 or EAJ62128801

Part Number: EBR61780501

T-con Board P/N: EAX64583702-1.0

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC550EUH-PEF1




Friday, 9 October 2020

LG 37LH55, LG 37LH5000, LG 42LB5600, LG 42LB5800, LG 42LY540SM, JVC LT32J300, LG LH3000 T-CON AND PANEL PART NUMBERS, VOLTAGES VALUE INFORMATION

 Tcon and Panel Part Numbers, voltages LG37LH55, LG37LH5000, LG42LB5600, LG42LB5800, LG42LY540SM, JVCLT32J300, LG32LH3000


 

32LH30 Interconnect

TV Models: JVC LT-32J300, JVC LT-32P300, JVC LT-32JM30, LG 32LG5700, LG 32LH30, LG 32LH3000

Part Number: 6871L-1438C

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0230A (Similar to 6870C-0266A, LC320WUN)

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC320WUN-SAB1

Connections and voltages

37LH55 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 37LH55, LG 37LH5000

PANEL P/N: EAT60664401

Part Number: 6871L-1588A

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0264B

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC370WUD-SBM1


T-CON PWB under shield. Put screws back in before operating set with shield removed.

CN1 Pin-1 is P800 Pin-51 (20 bit LVDS)

Connections and voltages.

[CN3: Pins-1, 2, 4 => GND, Pin-3= P-DIM. Pin-3 PDIM (Digital Dimming) can vary according to the brightness level of the video signal and the OSD Backlight setting. 0.6V= 0% to 3.3V= 100%. Ouput from the Video Processing chip IC100 (Mstar).]

42LB5800 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 42LB5600, LG 42LB5800, LG 42LY540S

PANEL P/N: EAJ62572101

Part Number: 6871L-3454D

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0480A

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: V14 42 DRD 60Hz Control_Ver0.3


[All LVDS signals are taken with SMPTY Colour Bar signal input (1080P) Component Input. All LVDS signals are “Differential Pairs”. The ones shown are the “Positive” signal of the pair. The Negative signal looks exactly the same but flipped 180 degree. Scope settings are 100mV per/division, 2.5uSec per/division.]

PHILIPS 42PFL7403-F7, VIZIO SV420XVT1A, VIZIO SV431XVT, LG42LH20, LG42LH50, LG42LH90 T-CON BOARDS WIRINGS SCHEMATICS



 42LG70, 42LG7000, PHILIPS 42PFL7403-27, PHILIPS 42PFL7403-F7, VIZIO SV420XVT1A, VIZIO SV431XVT, LG42LH20, LG42LH50, LG42LH90 T’Con boards interconnection details

42LG70 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 42LG70, LG 42LG7000, Philips 42PFL7403D/27, Philips 42PFL7403D/F7, Vizio SV420XVT1A

PANEL P/N: EAT56803001

Part Number: 6871L-2040D

T-con Board P/N:6870C-0202B

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC420WUF-SAA1



T-con PWB under shield. Be sure to reinsert screws before operating set with shield removed.

LD1:

Set In Stby: LD1 Off (Anode 0V, Cathode 0V)

Power On: LD1 Lit (Anode 12V, Cathode 0V)

Set On: LD1 Off (Anode 12V, Cathode 9.6V)

42LH20 Interconnect:  TV Models: 42LH20

PANEL P/N:

Part Number: 6871L-1596A

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0240C

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC-420WXN/LC370WXN (or LC420WXESBA1)

Warning: T-con board under shield. Be sure to reinsert screws before operating set with shield removed.

P801 Pin-3 PWM-DIM, 3.15V (Max 100%) to 0.6V (Min 0%) Customer’s MENU backlight setting. However, this is not used on the T-CON Board.

Set In Stby: LED1 Off (Anode 0V, Cathode 0V)

Power On: LED1 Lit (Anode 3.3V, Cathode 0V)

Set On: LED1 Off (Anode 3.3V, Cathode 1.3V)

42LH50 Interconnect:  TV Models: LG 42LH50, LG 42LH5000, LG 42LH5010, VIZIO SV421XVT, SV422XVT

PANEL P/N:

Part Number: 6871L-4700F

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-4100D

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC420/470WUF-SBM1_SBL


Set In Stby: LD1 Off (Anode 0V, Cathode 0V)

Power On: LD1 Lit (Anode 3.3V, Cathode 0.7V) 30 seconds later,

Set On: LD1 Off (Anode 3.3V, Cathode 1.38V)

42LH90 Interconnect:  TV Models: LG 42LH90

PANEL P/N: EAT60665101

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-4000H

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC320/420/470/550WU_120Hz Control (LC420WUL-SBM1)

42LK520 Interconnect:  TV Models: LG 42LK520_530, LG 42CS570

PANEL P/N:

Part Number: 6871L-1973H

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0309D

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC420WUF-SCA2 (DESC: V5 LC370/420WUD)


Panel Test:  To run the T-CON “Panel Test, remove the LVDS cables. Jump 12V to the 12V fuse. Jump VCC 3.3V to pin-44 on CN1. White, Red, Blue, Green and Black patterns show on screen.

LG42LN5200, LG42WT30, LG42WL10 , PANASONIC TH42LRU60, SANYO DP42D23, LGL42L80, LG47GA6400 T-CON BOARDS TIMING CONTROL BOARDS INTERCONNECTIONS SCHEMATICS

 42LN5300 Interconnect:  TV Models: LG 42LN5200 5300 5400 5700, LG 42WT30, LG 42WL10, Panasonic TH-42LRU60, Sanyo DP42D23 P42D23-00 & P42D23-11

PANEL P/N: EAJ62310701

Part Number: 6871L-3403A

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0452A

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC420DUE-SFR5, LC420DUE-SFR1 (similar to LC500DUE-SFR1)

Warning: Be sure to install the screws in the T-CON board before applying power. Damage to the board will occur.

Panel Test: To run the T-CON “Panel Test”, remove the LVDS cables. Jump 12V to the 12V fuse. Jump VCC 3.3V to pin-44 on CN1. White, Red, Blue, Green and Black patterns show on screen.



LG 42LN5300 P1100 (Mainboard) CN1 (T-CON board) Connector Video Waveforms

All LVDS signals are taken with SMPTY Color Bar signal input (1080P)

Component Input. All LVDS signals are “Differential Pairs”. The ones shown are the “Positive” signal of the pair. The Negative signal looks exactly the same but flipped 180 degree. Scope Settings are 100mV per/division, 2.5uSec per/division.

42LV5500 Interconnect:  TV Models: LG 42LV5400, LG 42LV5500, LG 42LW5300

PANEL P/N: EAJ61749101

Part Number: 6871L-2693A

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0358A

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC420EUF-SDA1 (V6 32/42/47 FHD 120Hz)

Warning: T-CON Board under shield. Be to reinsert screws before operating set with shield removed.

PANEL Test:  To run the T-con “Panel Test”, remove the LVDS cables. Jump 12V to the 12V fuse. Jup VCC 3.3V to pin-44 on CN1. White, Red, Blue, Green and Black patterns show on screen.

Note: Before doing the Panel Test, make sure their backlight can lit/operating normally.

 


 

42SL80 Interconnect: TV Models: LG 42SL80

PANEL P/N: EAT60667401

Part Number: 6871L-1828A

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0259A

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC420WUD-SBM4 (42/47 Slim & Narrow 240Hz CONTROL)



47GA6400 Interconnect:  TV Models: LG 47GA6400

PANEL P/N: EAJ62270801

Part Number: 6871L-3264A

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0444A

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC470EUN-SFF2 (DESC: LC470DUE-SFR1)

Warning: Return the screws when servicing the T-CON board with shields removed.

Concerning Quick Start:  If Quick Start is turned on in the Options Menu, T-CON 12V will be available during STBY, but there will be no video to process. Also, no Backlight.

CN2: Global Dimming

(1) Scan 1, (2) Scan 2, (3) Scan 3, (4) GND.  Pins are inverted on inverter.

PANEL Test:  To run the T-CON “Panel Test”, remove the LVDS cable CN1. Jump 12V to the 12V fuse on T-con board. Jump VCC 3.3V to pin-44 on CN1. White, Red, Blue, Green and Black patterns show on screen.




LG LCD TV LG47LX6500, LG47LX9500, LG55EA9800 T-CONS INTERCONNECTION WIRINGS DETAILS AND VOLTAGES INFORMATION



 LG 47LX6500 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 47LX6500

Panel Part Number: EBR61004704

T-con Board P/N: EAX62110705 (0)

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC470EUS-SCA1


TV Models: LG 47LX9500

Panel Part Number: EBU0107348, 61004703

T-con Board P/N: EAX61764003(3)

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LX95M47T480V5 (DESC: LA02M)



55EA9800 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 55EA9800

PANEL P/N: EAJ62407601

Part Number: 6871L-3395B

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0468B

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC550LUD-MFP2-L31

Warning:  Make sure screws are in place, damage to the board may occur if they are left out.

FI13 ~17 are ground protect EMI Filters. 

Make sure before reassembling the cover and counter weights that the Heat Transfer materials “Chocolate” are replaced over UC17 and UC33-U36.


LG LCD TVS LG47LB6000. 47LG90, 47LH85, 47LN5750, 47LW5600 T’CON BOARDS INTERCONNECT DETAILS WITH VOLTAGE INFORMATION


  7LB6000 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 47LB6000


PANEL P/N: EAJ63007701

Part Number: 6871L-3744A

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0481A

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: V14 60Hz 1GID

Warning:  Be sure to install the screws in the T-CON board before applying power. Damage to the board will occur.

PANEL Test:  To run the T-CON “Panel Test”, use the Smart Test Jig or remove the LVDS cables. Jump 12V to the 12V fuses. Apply 3.3V to pin-44 on CN1. White, Red, Blue, Green and Black patterns show on screen.



47LG90 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 47LG90

PANEL P/N:

Part Number: 6871L-1399B

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0188B

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC470WUL-SAA1-731

Warning:  T-CON Board under shield. Be sure to reinsert screws before operating set with shield removed.

Technical Note:  If there seems to be no back lights, disconnect CN8 and CN9 reapply power and if backlights return the T-CON may be the root cause.



47LH85 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 47LF7700, LG 47LH85

PANEL P/N:

Part Number: 6871L-4470F

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-4000H

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC470WUF-SBB1 (DESC:

LC320/420/470/550WU_120Hz CONTROL)


47LN5750 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 47LN5200_5400_5700_5750_5790

PANEL P/N: EAJ62310101

Part Number: 6871L-3152B

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0444A

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC470DUE-SFU1 (DESC: LC470DUE-SFR1)

PANEL Test:  To run the T-CON “Panel Test”, remove the LVDS cables. Jump 12V to the 12V fuse. Jump VCC 3.3V to pin-44 on CN1. White, Red, Blue, Green and Black patterns show on screen.



47LW5600 Interconnect

TV Models: LG 47LS4500_47LV550_47LV5500_47LW5300_47LW5600, LG 47LW5700 , LG 47LW6500

Part Number: 6871L-2411C (Substitute: 6871L-2693A)

T-con Board P/N: 6870C-0358A

DESC or Panel Sticker Number: LC470EUF-SDF2 (DESC: V6 32/42/47 FHD

120Hz)

Warning:  T-CON Board under shield. Be sure to reinsert screws before operating set with shield removed.

PANEL Test:  To run the T-CON “Panel Test”, remove the LVDS cables. Jump 12V to the 12V fuse. Jump VCC 3.3V to pin-44 on CN1. White, Red, Blue, Green and Black patterns show on screen.


Friday, 20 December 2019

NO PICTURE ON LCD TV T-CON BOARD TROUBLESHOOT GUIDE

T-CON board Troubleshoot – No picture on LCD TV



Troubleshooting No Picture problem.
When dealing with a suspected T-CON problem, the very first thing you should approach is “Does the T-CON board have it’s operational voltage” TV TURN ON PROCESSWhen the TV turns on, it is a 3 step process.

Step 1) RL-ON called (Relay On) or PWR ON _ON called (Power On). This turns on the power supply which turns on all the voltages that the Main board needs to operate. It also turns on the backlight B+ even though the backlights will not be ON at this time. The Main board needs several voltages to operate. It needs the Stand-By voltage which is always present even if the set is not turned on. It needs what is called Video Processing voltage which is 12V. And it needs Audio amplification voltage which can vary dependent upon the wattage output of the audio amplifier. This voltage will be either 17V or 24V. This voltage can also be used to generate Tuner voltage.
Step 2) Panel_CTL called (Panel Control). This will be the command that actually turns on the T-CON operational voltage by activating a switch that takes the 12V from the Power Supply and routes it to the T-CON board through the LVDS cable. 3D model T-CONs also have a secondary 12V supply (which comes from the same switch) and sends it to the T-CON through a two pin connector for additional current demands of the 3D T-CON. It is not the fact that the T-CON 12V current is too much for the 12V supply, it is that the current demand of the 3D FRC T-CON is too much for the thin wire in the LVDS cable.
Step 3) INV ON _ON called (Inverter On) or DRV ON _ON called (Drive On) This command will turn on the backlights .This output from the Main is sent back to the Power Supply to activate the backlight driver IC. If the backlights have an external Ballast (Inverter), the INV_ON line will be routed through the Power Supply to the Inverter. The same thing holds true for LED backlights which may have an internal or external Inverter.

So the area to concern when dealing with a No Picture symptom is to first make sure there are backlights . If the backlights do not comes on, you still may be able to see if the panel is working by using a flashlight and looking (at close proximity) to the panel. Hold the flashlight close to the panel and look carefully for any movement within the panel. You may also be able to shine the flash light through any hole in the metal shield covering the back of the panel. If you see movement, this would indicate there is activity in the LCD panel and that you need to investigate the problem from the backlight. Remember the backlights (Florescent or LED) need a power supply (24V) and the turn on command called DRV_ON or INV_ON.

Troubleshooting a No Picture problem, checking Power Supply voltages.
If you have backlights but you have no picture, the fist step is to check the connector from the Power Supply to the Main board. Confirm the 3 voltages, STBY voltage, 12V and 17V/24V. You can also listen for audio which would confirm that the Main board is processing audio and it has the Audio B+.

In the Turn On sequence, Panel_CTL turns on the 12V to the T-CON. Once you have confirmed that the Main board is receiving the correct voltages, you need to confirm that the T-CON is receiving its operational voltage. The best way to check is to begin with the LVDS cable from the Main to the T-CON. It will have a test point for the 12V to the T-CON. Look on the left or right side for 4 pins tied together, this will be the 12V test point. In some cases when the set has two LVDS cables, look on the LVDS cable with the most pins (usually 51). (The LVDS cable with the fewer pins will not be carrying any DC voltage).
Tip: Some models use the first and last pin as ground. This is easy to verify with a DVM in ohms.
12V TO THE T-CON:
Here is an example of how the T-CON 12V is routed to the LVDS connector. You will note that pins 48 through 51 are carrying the 12V to the T-CON. In this case it is not possible visually to determine on the PCB that the last 4 pins are tied together. This is where you would measure the 2nd and the next to the last pin for 12V.

In the Turn On sequence, Panel_CTL turns on the 12V to the T-CON, look at the circuit shown in the example below.

Here is an example of how the T-CON 12V is switched on/off on the Main board. When the Microprocessor outputs Panel_CTL it is routed to Q505 which turns on. The Collector current goes high and the collector voltage goes low. This drops the base of Q506 low and Q506 turns off. This allows the 12V from the Power Supply routed through L511 to pull up the Gate of Q507 via R558. Q507 has the 12V on its Source. When Qp 507 switches on its outputs the 12V to the T-CON.

Panel power

Once you have confirmed that there is 12V on the Main board side of the LVDS connector, it is time to get to the T-CON itself. Since the T-CON is generally covered by a metal shield, you may or may not be able to get to the 12V TP without removing the shield.
There will always be a 12V fuse protection in 12V line. It will always be the first component the 12V passes once it enters the T-CON. So this is an easy test point to check for the 12V input to the T-CON. If its there the Check the fuse. If it is missing, check the LVDS cable for an open circuit from the Main board to the T-CON. Be sure (with the power turned off) to remove the LVDS cable from the connectors on both ends to investigate.

All T-CONs have a DC-to-DC converter which develops voltages for the T-CON board itself and for the panel. Some have more than one. It is important to check these voltages once the 12V input has been confirmed. To locate the main DC-to-DC converter, look for the larger coils on the board. In the example below, the two larger coils can easily be seen on the upper left hand side. The flat pack IC US1 is the main DC-to-DC converter driver IC. If you do not have any training material you can still pick out some key voltage source TPs from the DC-to-DC converter. Look for “VCC, VDD, HVDD, VGL or VGH” silk screened labels on the board. This T-CON actually has more than one DC-to-DC converter. In some case Replacing the DC-to-DC Converter IC can solve the TCON board fault. If its not then you have to go for a new TCON board.

When there is a video problem it can be difficult to determine if the problem is related to the Main board, the T-CON board or the Panel. Most of the typical T-CON boards (not the 3D FRC T-CONs) have a built in test pattern that can be run to isolate the problem. 

Also remember that to run the Panel Test;
# The Power Supply must be working normally.
# The Backlights must be running normally.
This test can also be used when there is video or the video has a problem.
If there is a Video Problem and the Panel Test works normally, before condemning the Main board be sure to investigate the LVDS cable

Wednesday, 10 April 2019

TECH TROUBLESHOOTING – SAMSUNG TCON BOARD - 260W2C4LV1.0 - 260W2C4LV1.6 - 320W2C4LV1.4 - 320W2C4LV6.4 - 320WTC4LV1.0

Tech Troubleshooting – Samsung TCON board - 260W2C4LV1.0 - 260W2C4LV1.6 - 320W2C4LV1.4 - 320W2C4LV6.4 - 320WTC4LV1.0

A) 260W2C4LV1.0
26 inches Panel
Note: Vcc input= 5V
1) OP2 & OP3= EL5420CRE IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause  No  Display.
2) ICT8= EL7581IREZ power management IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display.
3) ICT1= LRX4222T2.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display or Full Screen of Vertical Lines/Bars.
4) ICD1 SDRAM memory IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display or Display Distortion problem.
B) 260W2C4LV1.6
26 inches Panel
Note: Vcc input= 5V
1) D3 & D8 both are Diodes.
If one of this component failed, it will cause  No Display.
2) IC320= 7585A is a power management IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause  No Display.
3) ICT1= LRX4222T2.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display, Display Distortion or Full Screen of Vertical Lines/Bars.
4) ICD1= K4D263238F-UC50 SDRAM memory IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause  No Display or Display Distortion problem.
C) 320W2C4LV1.4
32 inches Panel
Note: Vcc input= 5V
1) OP1 & OP2= EL5420CRZ.
If this IC failed, it will cause  No Display.
2) ICT4= LRX4222T2.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display, Display Distortion or Missing Color on the Screen.
3) ICS1= K4D26238F-UC50 SDRAM memory IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display or Display Distortion problem.
4) ICP7= LM2700 power management IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display.
D) 320W2C4LV6.4
32 inches Panel
Note: Vcc input= 5V
1) ICT3 EEPROM memory IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display or White Screen problem.
2) ICT4= LRX4222T3.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display, Display Distortion or Abnormal Display problem.
3) ICD1 SDRAM memory IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display or Full Screen of Vertical Lines/Bars.
4) IC320= EL7585AIL power management IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display.
E) 320WTC4LV1.0
32 inches Panel
Note: Vcc input= 5V
1) OP2 = 17513HS
If this IC failed, it will cause Half LEFT side no display
2) OP1 = 17513HS
If this IC failed, it will cause Half RIGHT side no display
3) IC4= 7585AIL power management IC.
If this IC failed, it will cause  No Display.
4) IC14= 24006IRZ.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display or Full Screen of Vertical Lines/Bars.
5) IC1= LRX4222T2.
If this IC failed, it will cause No Display or Color Stripe on the screen.
6) SDRAM memory IC.

If this IC failed, it will cause No Display or Display Distortion problem.