I just came home with a 32 inch Toshiba branded vessel crap dumped in an alley most likely not worth fixing but it was free and I was on my way from a night out.
free tv, cheap led strips. it's still a win. you could try packing the cof bonds with bits of chip heat pad, sometimes works on lines. also it might be damp. I had a Panasonic with a line that sorted itself out after a while
Wait, they don't make curved screens anymore? I always thought they were a pointless gimmick on a TV (I can see the point of them on a monitor where you're always right in front of it), but I'm surprised they're not making them. But then I guess TCL/Hisense have persuaded the world that everyone just needs a bog standard LCD set just mahoosive... innovative ideas are ancient history these days.
Great fix Allen at least you will get use out of it. Win win I think. Regards, Brian 👍👏🏴👍👏🏴
I just came home with a 32 inch Toshiba branded vessel crap dumped in an alley most likely not worth fixing but it was free and I was on my way from a night out.
great video
thanks for sharing sir
Looks good enough to me well done good shout on getting it fixed 😊
I was thinking, if you sand the black spots in the prism sheet it can spread the light a bit better
free tv, cheap led strips. it's still a win. you could try packing the cof bonds with bits of chip heat pad, sometimes works on lines. also it might be damp. I had a Panasonic with a line that sorted itself out after a while
Wait, they don't make curved screens anymore? I always thought they were a pointless gimmick on a TV (I can see the point of them on a monitor where you're always right in front of it), but I'm surprised they're not making them.
But then I guess TCL/Hisense have persuaded the world that everyone just needs a bog standard LCD set just mahoosive... innovative ideas are ancient history these days.
ok for a camera screen I say