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General| Screen Size | 49 inches |
|---|---|
| Display Type | LED |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Refresh Rate | 60 Hz |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| Operating System | webOS |
| HDMI Ports | 3 |
| USB Ports | 3 |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Bluetooth | No |
Essential safety information for preventing hazards like shock and fire.
General precautions for safe servicing procedures, including transformer use and handling blown fuses.
Procedures for performing cold and hot checks to ensure electrical safety before returning the unit.
Safety rules for handling components, testing, cleaning, and connections during servicing.
Guidelines for preventing ES device damage and best practices for soldering.
Detailed methods for removing and replacing ICs, transistors, diodes, fuses, and resistors.
Techniques for repairing damaged copper patterns on circuit boards using jumper wires.
Defines the scope, test conditions, and methods for product specifications.
Details markets, broadcasting systems, channels, and input/output specifications.
Lists supported resolutions, frequencies, and pixel clocks for component inputs.
Specifies EDID data for DTV and PC modes via HDMI, detailing resolutions and frequencies.
Details supported resolutions and modes for 3D input via RF and HDMI.
Lists detailed resolutions, frequencies, and proposed 3D modes for HDMI 1.4b input.
Specifies 3D input modes for HDMI-PC and Component connections.
Lists supported resolutions and 3D modes for USB and DLNA inputs.
Outlines the manual's scope, important notices, and the general categories of adjustments.
Step-by-step guide for downloading MAC Address, ESN Key, and Widevine Key via PC.
Instructions for LAN port inspection and ADC calibration, including equipment setup and protocols.
Explains EDID/DDC communication and provides data tables for various FHD, 2D, and 3D formats.
Covers equipment setup, specifications, and methods for color temperature and white balance adjustments.
Explains auto and manual WB calibration methods, including using RS-232C commands and EZ adjust.
Provides reference coordinates and color temperatures for white balance adjustment based on aging time.
Details procedures for inspecting HDMI ARC and performing 3D pattern tests.
Covers procedures for checking local dimming, sensors, and performing ground/Hi-Pot safety tests.
Guides accessing service options, setting ADC/WB, and performing USB firmware downloads.
Illustrates the main components and connections of the M14+ system.
Shows the I2C communication interfaces between the M14+ IC and other components.
Details the power supply rails and converters for various system components.
Depicts connections for TDJM-B301F/K301F and TDJK-T301F tuners.
Depicts connections for TDJM-B301F/K301F and TDJK-T301F tuners.
Shows how video and audio signals enter the system and connect to the main IC.
Illustrates the audio output paths for speakers, headphones, and digital outputs.
Details the HDMI port connections, DDC signals, TMDS links, and MHL interface.
Shows the EPI interface signals between the main IC and the panel, including power and clock lines.
Depicts the LVDS interface signals for panel data transmission, including bit selection.
Illustrates the connections for USB ports, WiFi/Bluetooth module, and IR/Key/Eye sensors.
Highlights safety precautions related to specific parts identified in the exploded view.
Lists common error categories including video, power, and audio issues for troubleshooting.
Covers troubleshooting for function errors, noise issues, and exterior physical defects.
Step-by-step guide to diagnose and fix "No video/Normal audio" issues, checking backlight and power board.
Diagnostic steps for "No video/No audio" faults, focusing on power board voltages and main board checks.
Guide for diagnosing picture issues like freezing or breaking, checking RF signal, connections, and software.
Steps to diagnose color errors by input type, checking link cables and external devices.
Diagnostic flow for screen issues like bars, image retention, or light spots, checking module and software.
Steps to diagnose "No Power" errors by checking the power LED, cord, standby voltage, and power board output.
Guide for diagnosing "Off when on" or auto power off faults by checking power off modes and voltages.
Steps to diagnose "No audio" faults by checking menu settings, power board voltages, and speaker connections.
Diagnostic flow for audio problems like noise or discontinuation, checking input signals and external devices.
Guide for diagnosing normal and motion remote control issues, checking connections, batteries, and signals.
Steps to diagnose issues with external device recognition, checking technical information and cables.
Procedures for addressing physical defects such as module damage, cabinet damage, or remote control issues.
Guide for identifying and resolving circuit noise and mechanical noise issues, including module replacement.
Index for detailed procedures on video, power, and audio errors.
Index for detailed procedures on function errors, noise, and module defects.
Detailed procedure for adjusting white balance to resolve "No video/Normal audio" errors using EZ ADJUST.
Guide for measuring power board voltages, specifically D13V and A13V, to fix "No video/Audio" issues.
Procedure for checking tuner input signal strength to resolve video lag or stop issues.
Method for checking the TV's software version to resolve video lag or stop issues.
Illustrates connections and provides guidance on checking screen condition via external input signals.
Guide for checking tuner operation and power supply voltages to resolve video lag or stop issues.
Detailed steps for using the ADJ Key and test patterns to diagnose and fix color errors.
Visual examples of T-Con board defects like solder issues, CNT breaks, and power section problems.
Visual examples of T-Con board defects including abnormal power, display, and gradation issues.
Visual examples of LED driver board failures such as no light, dim light, or no picture/sound.
Visual examples of module defects like panel mura, light leakage, press damage, and crosstalk.
Visual examples of module defects like vertical/horizontal blocks, lines, and gate TAB IC defects.
Guide for checking the front display LED status to diagnose "No Power" errors, noting standby light control UI.
Procedure for checking input and standby voltages, specifically D13V and A13V, on the power board.
Steps to check power off modes via the IN-START menu to diagnose auto power off issues.
Guide for checking and adjusting sound out settings in the TV menu to resolve "No audio" issues.
Procedure for checking main board connector conditions, power board voltage, and speaker connectivity.
Steps to diagnose IR remote control problems by checking cable conditions, standby voltage, and pre-amp.
Guide for diagnosing motion remote and BT issues by checking IR cable, WiFi voltage, and BT version.
