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General| Screen Type | oled |
|---|---|
| Wall Mount | 300mm x 200mm |
| Features | blade slim design, oled, pixel level dimming, perfect black, infinite contrast, billion rich colors, true color accuracy |
| Tuner | digital |
| Screen Size | 54.6 inches, 55 inches |
| Resolution | 4k (2160p) |
| Refresh Rate | 60hz |
| Closed Captioning | yes |
| HDR | yes |
| HDR Format | dolby vision, hdr 10 |
| Built-In Speakers | yes |
| Surround Sound | dts-hd, dolby atmos |
| Speakers Output | 40 watts |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| HDMI 2.1 Ports | 0 |
| HDMI ARC Ports | yes |
| USB Ports | 3 |
| Ethernet | yes |
| RF Antenna | yes |
| Bluetooth | yes |
| Network | built-in wi-fi, ethernet |
| Digital Optical Audio Outputs | 1 |
| Component Video Inputs | 1 |
| Composite Video Inputs | 1 |
| DVI | 0 |
| SmartTV | webos |
| Streaming Services | hulu, netflix, vudu, youtube |
| Voice Assistant | google assistant |
| Remote Control | magic |
| 3D | no |
| Power Consumption | 179 kilowatt hours |
| Depth with Stand | 8.5 inches |
| Height with Stand | 29.5 inches |
| Width with Stand | 48.4 inches |
| Net Weight with Stand | 42.3 pounds |
| Depth without Stand | 1.8 inches |
| Height without Stand | 28 inches |
| Net Weight without Stand | 38.1 pounds |
Key safety warnings regarding chassis parts and design modifications.
Advice on using isolation transformers, replacing fuses, and managing wires during service.
Procedure for checking AC leakage current with a resistor and capacitor.
Guidelines for unplugging, testing, cleaning, and handling components during service.
Techniques to prevent damage to sensitive electronic components from static electricity.
Recommendations for soldering iron temperature, solder type, and cleaning tips.
Steps for removing and replacing integrated circuit components.
Procedures for replacing transistors and diodes, ensuring correct polarity and leads.
Methods for replacing fuses and resistors, maintaining spacing and securing connections.
Techniques for repairing damaged copper patterns on circuit boards using jumper wires.
Defines the TV chassis and environmental/power conditions for testing.
Outlines performance evaluation methods and general product specifications.
Lists supported resolutions, frequencies, and pixel clocks for HDMI PC and DTV inputs.
Details supported resolutions, frequencies, and formats for Digital TV inputs.
Step-by-step guide for updating TV software using a USB memory stick.
Instructions for updating TV software via a network connection (internet).
Illustrates the System-on-Chip architecture and its connected components.
Details the Tuner and Conditional Access (CI) slot connections and signals.
Shows the connections for various video and audio input/output interfaces.
Depicts the HDMI 2.0 interface connections, including PHY and HDCP details.
Illustrates the connections for USB, Wi-Fi, M-Remote, and UART interfaces.
Provides a map of Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C) communication lines.
Reiteration of safety warnings regarding specific parts identified in the exploded view.
Visual representation of the TV's internal components and their assembly.
First steps for disassembling the TV, focusing on screw removal and cover detachment.
Steps for disconnecting internal cables from the main board and modules.
Detailed steps for removing the IR assembly and Wi-Fi PCB.
Specific steps for removing screws in a particular section of the TV.
Additional steps for screw removal in different areas of the TV.
Instructions for removing the left and right speakers from the TV.
Final step in the disassembly process, showing the completed state.
Lists error symptoms categorized by type (Video, Power, Audio, Function, Noise, Exterior).
Troubleshooting flowchart for 'No video/Normal audio', checking voltages and boards.
Troubleshooting steps for 'No video/No audio' problems, focusing on power board voltages.
Troubleshooting for picture issues, checking signal levels, cables, and software.
Steps to diagnose and fix color issues by checking input signals and link cables.
Troubleshooting for display artifacts like bars or spots, checking inputs and link cables.
Diagnosing color errors related to external device connections and software versions.
Troubleshooting steps for 'No power' issues, checking power indicators and voltages.
Diagnosing intermittent power-off issues, checking power off modes and voltages.
Troubleshooting for 'No audio' problems, checking speaker settings and connections.
Diagnosing audio distortion, noise, or discontinuation issues by checking input signals and speakers.
Troubleshooting steps for remote control operation failures, checking connections and signals.
Diagnosing issues with the Magic Remote, checking receiver version and RF connections.
Troubleshooting Wi-Fi connectivity problems, checking MAC values and cable connections.
Steps to resolve issues where external devices are not recognized, checking technical information.
Diagnosing and resolving circuit or mechanical noise issues in the TV.
Steps for addressing external physical damage to the TV, such as cabinet or module damage.
Detailed content for specific video error checks like Vx1 lock and signal strength.
Appendix detailing defect types and exchange procedures for key modules.
Detailed content for power, audio, and function error troubleshooting.
Detailed content for changing tool options.
Detailed steps to check Vx1 lock and related voltage for video issues.
Detailed steps to check and adjust White Balance values.
Steps for checking TUNER input signal strength and related settings.
Method for checking the TV's software version using the remote control.
Detailed steps for checking the TUNER component and voltage.
Explains checking the connection diagram for display issues by signal.
Steps to check the Link Cable (Vx1) reconnection condition for color errors.
Visual examples of main board defects related to solder and CNT connection failures.
Visual examples of main board defects related to abnormal power supply sections.
Visual examples of main board defects involving solder shorts or cracks.
More visual examples of main board defects in power, display, and noise issues.
Visual examples of PSU defects causing no light or picture issues.
Visual examples of module defects causing vertical display abnormalities or line dimming.
Visual examples of module defects caused by physical press damage or burning.
General note on un-repairable module cases requiring exchange.
Visual examples of module defects causing color/brightness differences or noise.
Visual examples of module defects causing line defects or Mura (uneven brightness).
General note on un-repairable module cases requiring exchange.
Steps to check the front power indicator status and basic functions.
Steps to check power input voltage and ST-BY voltage.
Method for checking Power Off Modes using the TV's menu.
Steps for checking audio output settings in the TV menu.
Steps for checking speaker voltage and contact conditions.
Steps for checking IR cable condition and standby voltage for remote control.
Steps for checking BT/Wifi cable condition and 3.5V supply for motion remote.
Steps for using adjustment test patterns and checking specific items via remote.
