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Learn how to decode JVC TV model numbers, troubleshoot common issues, and ensure the right replacement parts for your repair project. This guide from TVpartsToday explains the differences between JVC...
This beginner’s guide to TVs and accessories explains how to choose the right screen size for your space, ensure compatibility with stands and wall mounts, and understand the differences between...
This guide explains how to identify your Element TV model and part numbers, choose compatible replacement parts, and safely perform DIY repairs at home. It covers the roles of key...
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Before replacing a TV board, it’s essential to identify the correct part number rather than relying on the board number, which often leads to mismatched parts and repair delays. Samsung,...
Modern TV repair starts with understanding the technology inside your set, and this guide from TVpartsToday explains the key differences between OLED and QLED displays, how to decode model numbers,...
A faulty power board is one of the most common causes of Hisense TV failures, leading to issues like no power, random shut-offs, blinking standby lights, or clicking sounds, but...
TVpartsToday is the leading destination for DIY TV repair, helping customers fix common issues like no power, black screens, no sound, or faulty HDMI ports by providing the exact replacement...
Repairing an RCA TV doesn’t have to mean guessing or overspending... By identifying the exact part number, understanding common components like the power supply board, main board, T-Con board, and...
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Optimizing your TV’s settings can dramatically improve picture quality, comfort, and overall viewing enjoyment without replacing the hardware. Key adjustments include lowering sharpness to avoid artificial edge enhancement, disabling motion...
LVDS (Low-Voltage Differential Signaling) cables are essential in modern TVs for transmitting high-speed video data from the main board to the T-Con board and panel with low power consumption, reduced...
If your TV makes a clicking sound but won’t turn on, it usually means the power supply board is working and trying to engage, but another component - most often...