Hi there,
Just wondering if they were new or second hand boards you used. I would be inspecting the inverter circuit for the back-light is causing the problem for you. Short of replacing that also,I would be looking at repairing the area itself. If you have some electronics experience and the tools required...common problems you may find are
The fact that it operates for 1 min makes sound like a heat related problem. There are methods of determining problem areas using freeze spray to cool individual components to determine if they are the offending part. Be careful to avoid moisture build up condensed from the air when using this method.
Gentle prodding of the individual parts and spots on the PCB with a plastic tool can also help to locate any dry solder joints. Hard to tell you exactly where to look, but with perseverance, you may get to the bottom of it.
regards
robotek
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