T tvjoe New Member Aug 21, 2009 #1 Have Lg ru-23lz21 lcd After hot gets horizontal bars in picture from top to bottom. Anybody out there seen this before? Picture included Thanx TvJoe. Attachments 100_0634.jpg 48.6 KB · Views: 380
Have Lg ru-23lz21 lcd After hot gets horizontal bars in picture from top to bottom. Anybody out there seen this before? Picture included Thanx TvJoe.
P picbits Well-Known Member Aug 21, 2009 #3 look like vertical bars to me. And what Nigel said - looks like a duff panel.
P PedroDaGr8 New Member Aug 22, 2009 #4 Dead panel. Column driver or two is damaged (ask me how I know ). AFAIK that's not fixable other than getting a replacement panel.
Dead panel. Column driver or two is damaged (ask me how I know ). AFAIK that's not fixable other than getting a replacement panel.
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Aug 22, 2009 #6 tvjoe said: Thanx for info. Lost on this one Tvjoe. Click to expand... If you've got an identical set, with a smashed screen, you could try switching the LVDS boards - these are the small electronics board on the back of the LCD, and come as part of it.
tvjoe said: Thanx for info. Lost on this one Tvjoe. Click to expand... If you've got an identical set, with a smashed screen, you could try switching the LVDS boards - these are the small electronics board on the back of the LCD, and come as part of it.
T tvjoe New Member Aug 22, 2009 #7 Duff Nigel thanx for info. Will keep it in mind. Changing from broken panel. But being 23" not worth repair. Thanx again TvJoe.
Duff Nigel thanx for info. Will keep it in mind. Changing from broken panel. But being 23" not worth repair. Thanx again TvJoe.
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Aug 23, 2009 #9 RCinFLA said: "duff" ?? , must be a British term. Click to expand... Probably, I can't say I've ever thought about it?, and I always thought 'Duff beer' was a play on the word. duff (BAD) adjective UK INFORMAL bad, useless or not working: He's directed so many films that you might expect a few duff ones. Click to expand...
RCinFLA said: "duff" ?? , must be a British term. Click to expand... Probably, I can't say I've ever thought about it?, and I always thought 'Duff beer' was a play on the word. duff (BAD) adjective UK INFORMAL bad, useless or not working: He's directed so many films that you might expect a few duff ones. Click to expand...
ParkingLotLust Member Aug 26, 2009 #10 Definately an English term. Ive never heard that one before in my travels! Guess I need to spend more time in the UK!
Definately an English term. Ive never heard that one before in my travels! Guess I need to spend more time in the UK!