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If the screen is always dark, then the back light is not working. This can be caused by the failure of the LED back lights or the inverter that powers the backlighting. If you see a faint image when you shine a flashlight at the TV, this could the problem. The inverter usually fails before the LEDs. Replacing the inverter requires opening the TV and could have a shock risk. Replacing the backlighting requires separating the LCD panel from the bezel and getting between the layers at the edge of the panel.
The Audio and Video are two separate components and operate independently of each other. Therefore: The Video portion requires technical repair by a technician with the proper test equipment.
Hi Rick,
It appears to be a case of backlight failure. since you have replaced all the boards, inverter is ruled out. Some of the LEDs in the backlight array may have gone bad. Fault is repairable, but needs care and experience of opening and repairing the LED panel. Good luck.
Here's the test. With the TV on shine a flashlight on the screen. If you can see a dim picture the backlight circuits are bad. If you cannot see a picture the T-Con board is bad. You can get parts from here: TV Parts Universal TV Stands DLP Chips ShopJimmy
If you see a picture with the flashlight you can rule out the T-Con board. It's working. So the led driver board is the problem. TV Parts Universal TV Stands DLP Chips ShopJimmy Go here for replacement parts.
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