APRIL, 2020 UPDATE: This training by Kent Liew now includes information relevant to newer television models with more innovative upgrades to the LCD TVs of the past. You will now find repair information on LED/OLED, 3D TVs along with Smart TV repair information!
The liquid crystal display (LCD) has come a long way from its Japanese digital watch beginnings. Today you’ll find LCDs/LEDs/OLEDs everywhere and one area that it has experienced exponential growth in is in the entertainment devices industry, particularly, the flat screen television segment.
If you bought one yourself and are looking and are reading this post then I’m guessing things may have turned ugly for you and your LCD or LED/OLED TV and that perhaps you’re looking for some repair information. If you’re still within the warranty period then you may stop reading and just bring it to the manufacturer’s service center and have it fixed for free. Otherwise, please read on.
In my opinion, being able to do simple things like replacing the busted backlights or fix the power supply module of flat screen TVs should become an option for TV owners versus having no choice at all but to bring it in to a repair shop or service center and then get charged a painfully high premium a fix that would otherwise be a simple tweak. Learning how to repair your TV yourself can be a great exercise for you because it can save you a lot of money and perhaps even let you earn extra cash by doing the same service for others.
Read: What’s the difference between LCD, LED and OLED TVs?
But is such an option really feasible? Is there a way to learn how to do this via the DIY route? Well, here is where electronics repair professional Kent Liew comes in with his LCD/LED/3D repair training membership site where he provides expert level advice and information for those on a quest to learn, improve and excel in the field of electronics repair. His membership site contains a huge database of repair and service manuals, schematics, course e-books, etc. which you can access when you get in. Kent only asks for a one-time fee of $29.95 and you’re in for life and able to access member resources at your convenience. One good thing about the program is the fact that it can be useful for all skill levels— from novice to expert level technicians. The site continually gets updated with new info so you can be sure you’ll get up to date information as the technology moves ever forward. Case in point, they now have repair information on newer flat screen display technologies like the LED/OLED and 3D flat screens that are now flooding the market.
With the right kind of information, learning how to repair flat screen televisions is no longer that hard for anyone willing to learn. No need to go to formal TV repair schools to learn complicated theoretical concepts. All you need is some enthusiasm to learn, a computer, the right tools and the detailed step-by-step visual how to’s complete with schematic diagrams, tv repair and service manuals and hundreds of pages of information on more than 400++ different brands of flat screens which Kent makes readily available to you anytime you need it.
>>>Check out Kent Liew’s LCD/LED/OLED/Smart TV Repair Training Membership Site<<<
(See related article: LED and 3D LCD Flat Screen TV Repair Information)
My cat laid on my remote and turned the TV off. Now I cannot get it to come back on. Looks like the TV is OK , get a notice on screen that says “no program or weak signal” . Guessing it is not getting signal from cable box. Any idea what buttons were pushed and which ones to push to get the signal back? It’s a Direct TV box.
I liked that you pointed out that you can save yourself some money when you do repair your self when it comes to lights. Personally, I would be too scared to do any repairs on a TV myself. So I would rather pay money for a professional to do it.
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I have a nick in the screen of my lg tv.. where the nick is you see white.. is there any way to fix it.. could i use polarized tv film and patch it??
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My TV has the problem of showing no picture on the screen..Instead of pictures it shows greenish vertical stripes all over the screen..Please help me out to fix it
I have a 50 inch Samsung led flat screen tv it has a beautiful picture but when you first turn it on it cold it makes it’s coming on music that a Samsung makes and no pictures it may do this three or four times and it well come on but shows a A very blurry frozen type picture with no sound and you can’t even change channels or do anything with it and then it goes back off and on sometimes as many as 6 or 7 times before it comes back on and shows a perfect picture and stays on all day if you want it to
I have a Samsung that had the ghost bar across the top of the screen. Can this be repaired?