Tucson TL32HD782 LCD Screen

titi1404 Posted messages 19 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -  
 lise -
Good evening, I have had an LCD television from the brand Tucson for 4 years, purchased from a hypermarket.
Even though it is a budget brand, I am very happy with this screen for its price/quality ratio.

However, after 4 years of intensive use, it has started having issues over the past few weeks.
When I press the power button, a blue ring lights up, confirming that the power is on.
So far, so good, but when I turn on the screen using my remote control (or directly from the TV), I often observe different behavior:
- the ring dims for a certain amount of time (which can vary) and then the TV turns on, but I end up with a black screen (I cannot watch TV channels or access my various devices; however, I can see the names like HDMI, PC, TNT, and others displayed).
- the same as the previous step, except that the screen does not start and goes back to the original indicator (blinking or solid)
- the screen starts normally (60% of the time)

I have noticed that the screen is more likely to start normally when I unplug it from the power for several minutes.

I would like to have some suggestions on where the issue might be coming from (capacitor? power supply?).

Thank you in advance.

Configuration: Windows 7 / Chrome 15

3 answers

Castormalin
 
Good evening Titi, check the lamp that lights up the screen from the back (LCD projector). It is out of order; if you notice a dark deposit inside the bulb. However, you can hear the sound correctly.
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titi1404 Posted messages 19 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   1
 
I thought the problem might perhaps come from there, but I wouldn't have any display at all if that were the case. Moreover, I have no loss of brightness when the screen works properly. But I will still check.

As for the sound, there’s no problem when the screen works, but I have neither sound nor image when the issue occurs.
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Castormalin
 
If you have no sound, then the problem must be in the standby output control circuits. First, remove the fuse to test it with an ohmmeter; you should find 0.1 ohm. Otherwise, you need to measure the supply voltage of the standby output control. Take all precautions during this operation as the circuit is live.
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lise
 
I have exactly the same issue as titi!!!
How did you solve the problem?
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