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Details general system, input/output specifications for the TV models.
Lists and describes the accessories supplied with the TV for verification.
Provides crucial safety instructions for handling and servicing the TV to prevent hazards.
Highlights critical components and warns against unauthorized design modifications for safety.
Outlines careful handling procedures for the glass assembly to prevent damage and contamination.
Details approved and prohibited cleaning methods and materials for the TV screen.
Lists essential safety checks to perform after repairs before returning the TV to the customer.
Explains methods for testing AC leakage from exposed metal parts to earth ground.
Provides methods to verify a good earth ground connection for safety testing.
Introduces the TV's self-diagnostic feature for identifying and reporting error causes.
Details how the STANDBY LED blinks and on-screen messages indicate diagnostic results.
Illustrates the STANDBY LED flash patterns and their corresponding error indications.
Guides on how to access and interpret the Self Check diagnostic list via the remote.
Explains the procedure to clear error history and panel operation time from the diagnostic list.
Instructs on how to exit the Self Diagnostic screen by turning off the TV.
Details the steps for removing the table-top stand assembly from the TV.
Covers removal of rear cover, under cover, VESA brackets, AC inlet, and switch unit.
Explains the disassembly process for speaker boxes, HEM, camera, and HLR boards.
Details the removal of power boards, BUHS board, WiFi antennas, and wireless LAN card.
Guides on removing horizontal/vertical frames, corner joints, and cabinet assemblies.
Provides instructions and cautions for cleaning the LCD panel.
Lists screws with part numbers, descriptions, remarks, and quantities for reference.
Shows connector locations and harness/connector part numbers.
Lists accessories and packing items supplied with the TV.
Details miscellaneous parts like stands, badges, screws, and tapes.
Identifies the remote commander model number.
Provides illustrations showing wire dressing for different boards.
Explains how to enter the service adjustment mode using the remote.
Guides on navigating and viewing different service menus and their data.
Details how to navigate and change service data items using the remote control.
Outlines procedures after replacing BUHS Board or LCD Panel.
Instructs on updating the TV software after component replacement.
Guides on setting the correct model data value in service mode.
Explains how to set the correct destination location for the TV.
Details how to verify the model and panel information after adjustments.
Instructs to reconnect cables after service adjustments and verify picture.
Explains how to access and perform white balance adjustments.
Guides on how to change the emitter LED output level for service.
Provides instructions to restore the TV to its factory preset conditions.
Shows the physical locations of various circuit boards within the TV.
Illustrates the functional flow and interconnections of TV components.
Displays a diagram showing the physical layout and connections between modules.
Details general system, input/output specifications for the TV models.
Lists and describes the accessories supplied with the TV for verification.
Provides crucial safety instructions for handling and servicing the TV to prevent hazards.
Highlights critical components and warns against unauthorized design modifications for safety.
Outlines careful handling procedures for the glass assembly to prevent damage and contamination.
Details approved and prohibited cleaning methods and materials for the TV screen.
Lists essential safety checks to perform after repairs before returning the TV to the customer.
Explains methods for testing AC leakage from exposed metal parts to earth ground.
Provides methods to verify a good earth ground connection for safety testing.
Introduces the TV's self-diagnostic feature for identifying and reporting error causes.
Details how the STANDBY LED blinks and on-screen messages indicate diagnostic results.
Illustrates the STANDBY LED flash patterns and their corresponding error indications.
Guides on how to access and interpret the Self Check diagnostic list via the remote.
Explains the procedure to clear error history and panel operation time from the diagnostic list.
Instructs on how to exit the Self Diagnostic screen by turning off the TV.
Details the steps for removing the table-top stand assembly from the TV.
Covers removal of rear cover, under cover, VESA brackets, AC inlet, and switch unit.
Explains the disassembly process for speaker boxes, HEM, camera, and HLR boards.
Details the removal of power boards, BUHS board, WiFi antennas, and wireless LAN card.
Guides on removing horizontal/vertical frames, corner joints, and cabinet assemblies.
Provides instructions and cautions for cleaning the LCD panel.
Lists screws with part numbers, descriptions, remarks, and quantities for reference.
Shows connector locations and harness/connector part numbers.
Lists accessories and packing items supplied with the TV.
Details miscellaneous parts like stands, badges, screws, and tapes.
Identifies the remote commander model number.
Provides illustrations showing wire dressing for different boards.
Explains how to enter the service adjustment mode using the remote.
Guides on navigating and viewing different service menus and their data.
Details how to navigate and change service data items using the remote control.
Outlines procedures after replacing BUHS Board or LCD Panel.
Instructs on updating the TV software after component replacement.
Guides on setting the correct model data value in service mode.
Explains how to set the correct destination location for the TV.
Details how to verify the model and panel information after adjustments.
Instructs to reconnect cables after service adjustments and verify picture.
Explains how to access and perform white balance adjustments.
Guides on how to change the emitter LED output level for service.
Provides instructions to restore the TV to its factory preset conditions.
Shows the physical locations of various circuit boards within the TV.
Illustrates the functional flow and interconnections of TV components.
Displays a diagram showing the physical layout and connections between modules.
General| Screen Size | 52 inches |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Display Type | LCD |
| HDMI Ports | 4 |
| USB Ports | 2 |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Ethernet | Yes |
| Audio Output | 20W |
| Refresh Rate | 240 Hz |
| Smart TV | Yes |
| 3D Capable | Yes |
| DLNA Certified | Yes |
| Backlight Type | Edge-lit |
| 3D Technology | Active |
