LG 65" LED TV No Backlight Or Blue/Purple Tint EAV63673007 65UJ6300-UA

[@ParkerLindo]

Followed step by step with a successful repair. $40 and some minimal effort for a $400 TV is a hell of a black Friday deal. THANK YOU

[@vinhluu2154]

I want to express much appreciation for your video. It helped me fix my 65UJ6300-UA TV. It was perfectly shown and it took me a lot longer than your video but it very clear. I was slow because I don't usually do this but you gave me the confidence! Again, thank you🙂My TV picture looks brand new!!😎

[@JankSmanks]

I replaced mine with the help of this video, so thank you! I saved myself a few hundred instead of replacing my TV. Took me about 3 hours (because I'm overly-cautious). I have some notes based on my experience that will hopefully help others: The address bars on the bottom have some sort of fabric-like tape. It's okay to remove them when disassembling the bezel frame, just don't cut them because you can stick them back on later. The reflector frame is a hassle to remove. Just pull up on the frame gently while prying the bezel clips. Most importantly, carefully align the LEDs before taping them down. You have to ensure the raised circular bumps on the frame align with the holes in the led strips. I had to cut holes into the double sided tape so the strips could make proper contact with the frame.

[@briancathcart2007]

THANK YOU for this video! I was able to replace the LED's on my 65" LG TV on my dining room table watching this! You showed it perfectly and now I have a perfectly lit TV again!

[@philipschofield2596]

Thanks to this video I was able to fix my LG 55 inch 55UJ635V which I bought second hand off ebay. Thank you for the brilliant step by step guide 😁

[@markdonnell1975]

Just successfully repaired my 86" using this as a guide and parts from shopjimmy. The suction cups are a must and I recommend getting them a little wet before you grab, at least that was the case with a big panel. I initially dropped mine about 6" but luckily nothing broke.

[@tommyjefferson2955]

Thank u shop jimmy!! I fixed my 82 inch lg tv. It had a couple more parts than this one but it was more or less the same. Picture is great now. Keep doing these videos!

[@drunkrtard]

Could you move the 82" screen by hand safely? I see he's using suction cups, which I already don't have and I'm worried about damaging my larger screen.

[@MarkDonnell-t4u]

I'm going to attempt on my 86" once the parts arrive. Lets hope I can navigate it....

[@JT-jg8le]

I don't recommend moving a screen that big with only 2 suction cups. The screen is super super fragile. You need at least a 6 suction cup set up. Search online a bit and you'll see what I'm talking about. You need the set up where all the suction cups are connected to make it more rigid.

[@tommyjefferson2955]

@@drunkrtard yes i did using 2 suction cups. I didnt damage it

[@gregoryderwon3133]

when you turn the tv to reach the front panel wat did you do with the back ? did you put the back cover back to protect the mainboard ?

[@phantomproductions1751]

Your awesome my tv this exact model has the same issue and although I'm handy I would have never tried this repair without this video. Now I have full confidence in making the repair myself. I had basically written off this tv. Thank u so much for sharing videos like these.

[@allenmoore8254]

These steps worked perfectly for me. Saved having to go buy a new TV.

[@squ1rr31_outdoors]

I just took mine apart and replaced the LEDs and now I have a black screen. I'm guessing I didn't hook something back up but I'm spent as I cracked one of the corners and it spiderwebbed.

[@amiravivofficial]

Thank you. The video helped me a lot. I replaced the LEDs and it works great..

[@WeirdDNA]

Some notes. The edges of this thing are SHARP, and I don't mean the brand. Do not try to lift it for leverage with your bare hands. If your model has a power button in the bottom middle, it just slides off once the back is removed. There's another screw underneath that has to be unscrewed afterwards. some of the procedures shown in this are incredibly difficult on real models, and it may be worth paying someone insured to do it. I had to sever ribbons that appeared to be plain cloth to free the chips, and even then I had to saw off a plastic tab with a razor blade to free one of them without damaging the circuit board. I also cut my hands on the frame nearly a dozen times and bled all over the the light filters, and broke the plastic bevel layer in two places while trying to release the snaps. Only to find that when I finally reached the light strips, apparently I had followed the link on v=Lv4pJgwHYjs instead and accidentally ordered the wrong part. At this point I do not have high hopes of successful repair when the right part comes in. They make it look easy in this video because this unit has already been disassembled in the past. This is not my first time repairing sensitive electronics, but nonetheless I'm an amateur and would recommend caution to other amateurs. In my case I don't really care too much if the TV can't be fixed, so it's not a huge loss, but if your TV is important to you and you wish to avoid having to replace it with a new one, it's likely worth getting someone experienced specifically in large TV repair to do it.

[@WeirdDNA]

Finally finished the install, and by some miracle, the tv isn't completely bricked. Unfortunately the new lighting array is oddly visible when viewing dark pictures Maybe I somehow misaligned the filters? Not the only thing wrong with it though. I had to get very rough to get those circuits free, and I think that damaged the display causing a permanent line through it. This TV's been a mistake from day 1, gonna junk it and be happy to be rid of it. Never gonna buy LG again, TV's whites turned blue within 6 months of purchase and the damn thing's too big and heavy to deal with warranties.

[@menevetsny]

Thanks for this info. Could easily just buy a new tv but gonna try anyway worse case is I brick it tv has served its purpose worked for 7 years just get a new one. Who knows maybe contribute less e-waste if somehow pull this off successfully.

[@vinhluu2154]

I didn't touch the circuits too much. I put small boxes underneath the TV to raise it so the circuits didn't touch anything when I flipped it over to get to the screen. But I agree, my 65" was a bit unwieldy and took quite an effort physically as well as finding space to rest the disassembled parts. Additionally, I learned I could tilt the edges towards the center of the TV to get them out of the clips. I'm amazed it worked out for me and every part came back together, with great results. I'm admiring the TV as I'm typing this 😂

[@kevinoswell6584]

Hi Jimmy, I installed the strips which had double sided tape on the back already. They are lifting slightly in a couple of places. Is there anyway to fix them without having to take them up and start again?

[@jstorey8905]

Hello What order should the light filter sheets be in as ive mixed them up i know the thickest one is the last one but i think out them the wrong way as ended up being able to see the LED circles since repair

[@stang1991]

So when you have a dark screen how are you able to tell if the leds are bad or its maybe the wire harness for the leds?

[@syncmonism]

You sir, are a hero

[@zigwagbag]

I have a 65UJ630V and want to take the back light from a 65UM7400PLB, any idea if this will work, appreciate your advice thanks.

[@stevendistler5865]

Used suction cups on the screen and replaced the LEDs fine. Thought there was dirt under the screen when I laid it back in the tv frame. Lifted the screen and it broke. Is the glass available to buy?

[@enescengiz5323]

Does the Stripes work also for my lg 65UK6300LLB?

[@yourstruly4961]

Is this for a screen that is black with no image but still has sound? I was expecting a bulb replacement instead of LED light strips.

[@w.p.1344]

I guess Its the same for the 65UJ6309?

[@t_wanted6044]

In my screen I have the light filter scratch I need to replace it where can I find it ?

[@jomehabbasi252]

سلام عليكم المشكلة مشعارف ارفع غطاء شاشة 65 ال جي وهل هناك قفل داخلي مع العلم هناك صورة قفل على الغطا ارجو اسعافي في هذا الوضع وشكرا

[@andykopgod]

I bought mine 2nd hand, it had been stood in a pub, iv got blue tinting blotches but not gonna risk it so getting a proper repair man in, but thanks, just hope its not totalled 😢

[@Wetterauer843]

How many stripes do I need if I have to replace everything? On eBay I found them in an 4, 8 and 12 pack? How many did you use?

[@kylehelmer3825]

Will really just depend on the TV, if you can see that one of LEDs is burnt out you could go about fixing the one, but it’s probably be simpler to fix the whole strip.

[@spentron1]

Tip: this is the only LCD I've seen that won't turn on backlights unless panel is connected or PDIM signal is disconnected. I usually do tests to make sure all is working before proceeding.

[@spentron1]

P.S. I also watched bigdog8882's video and his powered up the LEDs no problem. Weird, but it does look like the TV I'm working on is otherwise normal.

[@georgs.3033]

I've got an LG 65uj6309 (65uj6309-ZA) The TV you've shown seems similar to mine. Am I right or is it the wrong Tutorial for me and my TV? Thx for any information

[@samsunggalaxys6edge649]

It is the same.

[@Burmn]

Used SJ and this video to fix my LG 86” with blue clouds. If I can do it, you can do it!

[@tommyjefferson2955]

Nice job dude. I did my 82 inch. It was hard af i sliced my hands a couple times on the back sheet metal cover 😅

[@MarkDonnell-t4u]

I got the parts yesterday for my 86" to do the same thing. Any additional info to share? Pretty much the same as the 65" shown?

[@crazydave9877]

You sell them in sets of 4 but It looks like at least 3 sets are needed to repair a 65 in LG tv. you might want to inform people of this when ordering on amazon.

[@WS1_AUTOS_N_STUFF]

Thanks 🙏 was really just looking how to pry the back off 👍. The local “YOU BREAK WE FIX” repair shop said it was a non available part and will be $450 to fix which is almost a new TV 🤦🏽 so they said we can toss the tv for you !!!! 🤬 this is what they told my brother, so I went and picked it up to fix it and all a sudden they could find the part and do it for $150 (with asurian) insurance 😡 it’s a $25-$50 part for the dim screen ! Not the first scam from them I heard after this

[@TRUCKERR164]

with my patients ill break it. great video i thought it was a simple fix but it looks like time consuming which i don't have thanks anyway

[@mrmustache8735]

Dude it's so easy it takes 2 brain cells lol

[@joer5722]

Does the 65” use 12 LED strips?

[@fymmari1565]

Yes

[@MarkDonnell-t4u]

Just ordered the parts from Shop Jimmy for my 86" with a blue tint. Do you think the 86UM8070PUA model is similar in process?

[@andreribeiro7400]

I fexed my tv. Tank you so much

[@Rinckle]

I got LGTV 49"inch Broken Display, Model # LG49UJ6300 where can find Flat LCD Screen for Replacement.

[@lailahamdan18]

I followed step by step & the tv doesn’t turn on anymore. What could’ve possibly went wrong?

[@ebb2421]

Note: he is using quality metal vacuum clamps, not the cheap plastic(red) ones as shown in other vids. Broke my 55" glass...

[@aly.3921]

thank you

[@marcelmunoz1063]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@a1arttattoosllc164]

The suction cups put a spot in the screen on one side 🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️🤦🏽‍♂️

[@Olesa2003]

65 диагональ сложно матрицу одному снимать....

[@menevetsny]

So looks like just need to buy the suction cups to remove screen no other extra parts or tools needed.

[@shopjimmy]

If you haven't already, you can purchase the suction cups on our website: www.shopjimmy.com/super-strong-suction-cup-lcd-led-tv-screen-panel-removal-tool-set-of-2/

[@menevetsny]

@@shopjimmy I did. And did the install successfully. Thanks for the video, pretty much works exactly the way you did it. The power drill I just got and not well acquainted with was too powerful and shredded the heads of the screws holding the inside panel together. It will be hell trying to do this repair again. If there's any advice I can give someone doing this is be delicate with the screws, the heads are delicate. Especially when screwing them on. The hardest part was getting the back panel off, was afraid of breaking the front sheet/glass/whatever. You have to be pretty forceful. And a putty knife is essential. Also you don't need 2 sided tape, it's already on the strips.

[@yankeechief2713]

The frustrating thing about this is that it is filmed essentially upside down.

[@m1ha1mateescu]

That was soo expensive... It is much cheaper to verify what LEDs are faulty and just replace them.

[@t4796]

The problem with this model tv is the little covers on top of the leds break down resulting in the blue light instead of white. It's not because of a few faulty leds, so your solution would not work for the model demonstrated if the fault was blue tinge to screen.

[@zantar666]

LG tv's are the worst to strip Down

[@PiotrSzwagier]

For what you doing this? Scratches everywhere 🤦 put this tv to the bin.

[@shopjimmy]

We have hundreds of test units for testing our parts. They aren't always pretty but they are functional. We are just demonstrating the replacement process so others can repair their TVs. Thanks for watching!

[@RosendoRamos-t6c]

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