Anyone good with electronics??
05-20-2009, 04:43 AM
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that is what I was gonna have him do.. just buy a new mainboard. Thought he didnt want to take his TV apart. Then he was talking about bringing you the main board. Its like. Dude... just replace the f'ing thing with a used unit and call it a day.
you go from paying somebody to put a part in that you just paid for. To buying a part and swapping it yourself.
I might be interested in giving you a test ECU and seeing how you do on socketing it. How much you think you would charge for that.
I was gonna take it to a TV Repair shop. Figured they would only charge me like $30 bucks or so.
you go from paying somebody to put a part in that you just paid for. To buying a part and swapping it yourself.
I might be interested in giving you a test ECU and seeing how you do on socketing it. How much you think you would charge for that.
I was gonna take it to a TV Repair shop. Figured they would only charge me like $30 bucks or so.
for sure! I just moved my 200lb 36" tuber! Now THAT was a pia!
05-20-2009, 11:54 AM
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I understand the concept of changing out the entire mainboard, but why do that if it's a $2 part that's bad. I did some research on the problem and that seems to be the problem. I will send a P.M to one of you guys next week and we can discuss this further. The TV is already pulled apart. only thing left to do is pull the mainboard. Thanks for the response.
05-20-2009, 12:03 PM
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I understand the concept of changing out the entire mainboard, but why do that if it's a $2 part that's bad. I did some research on the problem and that seems to be the problem. I will send a P.M to one of you guys next week and we can discuss this further. The TV is already pulled apart. only thing left to do is pull the mainboard. Thanks for the response.
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I understand the concept of changing out the entire mainboard, but why do that if it's a $2 part that's bad. I did some research on the problem and that seems to be the problem. I will send a P.M to one of you guys next week and we can discuss this further. The TV is already pulled apart. only thing left to do is pull the mainboard. Thanks for the response.
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