Hi, I bought a nearly new 65-inch TV for €10 because of a defective panel. It's a Philips 65PUS7608/12 LED TV. The defect is minor; theoretically, you could still watch it if a white bar doesn't bother you, but I'd like to repair it. I definitely need an LED panel, but I don't know if I can get any one. The electronics are definitely still working. If I get any one, would I theoretically just have to desolder and re-solder something? I'd be happy if you could help me further, with links, etc.
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Last time, I put my first 2 years old 230€ TV, 43″ from Skyworld to the street, double picture and beams. I’m a learned electronic, but I haven’t been repairing anything like this for a long time, especially since the schedules are almost out of line today.
Now I have a new Samsung for 300€, also 43 inches. I hope he lasts longer.
If you can install a panel, then this will presume a lot of basic knowledge. It’s not gonna happen today.
I thought I’d take it for 10. If I notice that the panel is too expensive and it won’t work with the installation, then I sell remote control and co. and keep looking that I somehow get the 10’s pure 😂 Hab already repaired 3-4 televisions, but there were only the capacitors etc. and could sell the most for 5-6 times. If I find cheap panels, I’ll try it and if I don’t get it, then at least I learned something about it.