REVISIT - Replacing a SMASHED TV SCREEN

[@TampaTec]

True LCD panels are hard to find and shipping them can be risky and expensive since they are big and fragile. However phone and laptop screens are sold world wide but shipping is cheap and they can be easily protected in shipping.

[@Hammie0141]

Always good to see the repair community working together.

[@Game_Name_Esports]

FGTEEV3 1234

[@sismofytter]

Michel is one awsome Aussie :-) This is a good example of the awsomeness of the internet :-)

[@jeremydewolfe8026]

sismofytter Adding in my Thanks to Michael!

[@SaabWind__backup]

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[@kevinh96]

Made in Turkey by Vestel, sold in the UK by Currys, fixed by a replacement panel from Australia.

[@borisdg]

And panel from ChiMei Innolux

[@Rodrigo-ks6oc]

It's not a Vestel set,it's some chinese set.

[@DEmma1972]

I can empathise with your joy at fixing the TV. I have an Iphone5 that had severe battery issues (It wouldnt hold charge for more than a few hours). I bought a replacement battery on Amazon a few weeks back and was so worried I would break the screen or something else. I finally got round to fitting it in the early hours this morning after watching many many vids on how to remove the screen. Took an hour or so but the relief when you power it back on. Its people like you posting videos on KZbin that gave me the confidence to do it. Thank you Vince for being an inspiration.

[@logothaironsides2942]

Wow well done Michael from Austrlia for being so kind as to send that screen half way round the world.

[@MrVolksbeetle]

Fantastic results! Shout out to Michael for being so generous.

[@nightstah]

This is more what I do. Great work. The bezel assembly/disassembly for that particular TV is one of the easiest I've seen. I usually end up working on 40-65" sets, so it's more involving with the bezel. Nice work, and it's good to have viewers across the world seeing a need and helping out. Great vid, I expect to see the return of your TV in future videos as it used to be :)

[@evanparton734]

Hi Vince...glad you got it sorted .Welcome to my world.I repair TVs for a living and know the difficulties regarding spares.I just finished replacing the backlights in my own 55" LG 3D TV which involves much more than just a whole screen ...seperating the screens layers and diffusers to expose the backlight/edgelight LEDs is not for the faint hearted.Luckilly I sourced suitable spares from an ebay seller in Spain and for £80 and a weeks work plus lots of sweat and panic & my £1000 TV now works perfectly again.A word of advice DO NOT just bin the old screen ..one day you will neen the screens backlight and those are often just as tricky to source..yours are working so keep hold of them.Rgds Evan

[@Dave64track]

That was lucky getting hold of that screen the same model especially from Australia in without it getting damaged nice one great fix.

[@Fuzy2K]

LGR would love that woodgrain packing tape

[@danilko1]

That looked like woodgrain shelving paper. I put the stuff in drawers and shelves where they are made out of MDF or partical board. Also space, where objects slide around and can damage surfaces over time.

[@deedr1234]

What cheer that went up when you finally fixed the monitor made me swell up inside. Happy valentine's day man. Keep it up.

[@TheSlysterII]

Aww, what a lovely reunion video in the end lol! I know what it is like to lose a bit of tech that you are very fond of, so I share your joy at this fix! Keep up the good work Vince.

[@TerraWolf_Teratio]

Its like loosing your phone is the end of the world nowadays lol

[@ecobob101]

Nice one My Mate Mike. You made My Mate Vince so happy

[@JohnSmith-nj4zq]

People like him put love in fixing things. Their tools and the things they fix have an emotional attachment to them. I am pretty sure when Vince finally kicks the bucket, he'll become one of those ghost that will haunt the things he fixed.

[@squallneko5004]

Wonderful job there Vince. I am glad everything went well in your repair. I hope things are working great from then on.

[@DR_X69]

Man reunited with his best friend. His TV. Well done Vince. Well done.

[@Spikemonkey80]

New Vince! Your fix it ethos is near and dear to my heart, mate!

[@moosesugar]

glad you kept the tv and revisited it and saved it from landfill congrats vince

[@milan3602]

I love how emotional he is for a TV

[@speedwaynutt]

That tvs been a big part of the channel

[@abzhuofficial]

@@speedwaynutt Yep it sure has

[@Techranology]

Milan it’s traveled over 10,000 miles and this TV is in so many of these videos

[@mimimaluenda8143]

Not again

[@TheMcGuireLife]

Thank God You Got Your TV Working Again. I Had A 50” Samsung 4K Smart TV It Had A Cracked Screen 10 Days Ago I Bought A 40” VIZIO 4K Smart TV From Sam’s Club In Texas City, Texas.” I Couldn’t Watch TV In My Room For 8 Months I Now Can Watch TV!!!!

[@TravisStamper]

Glad you got your ol' friend back. Great video!

[@BowsettesFury]

Hell yes!!!! I really felt this. And most people just won’t realize how lucky you are to get this tv fixed. I remember when you posted the original vid, and a month before that I went through the same thing but could never find a replacement screen. Only out stock and discontinued email replies. List price being 1/2 or 1/3 the price of a new tv too 🤦‍♀️ $100-215 Really crappy part I found a working model on eBay for $240 shipped for a 32” tv.

[@JSJneo]

That is satisfying to see you finally fix that TV. It's been too long haha

[@ZaPpaul]

I'm impressed that the panel survived that trip. I can't manage to get panels shipped to me from 30 miles away without them cracking. Good job Vince, it's nice to save a useful TV with all those inputs. I have a similar LG one that size with bundles of inputs and I'd cry if I lost the use of it, so I know where you are coming from.

[@-Scraggyanne-]

An amazing fix Vince, that screen has had a very long journey. Pleased for you that it arrived in one piece and that the postmen were careful with it. 🙂

[@speedwaynutt]

2020 the return of the fix it tv :D

[@spooktasticaparanormal]

Very well done Micxhael and Vince, cracking fix. Paul.

[@stevemartyn203]

Thanks vinny. Good advice. Source the panel and way the odds

[@welshtony1]

Welcome back to life you awesome TV :D thank you Michael for the panel. Great fix Vince

[@frankhughes9580]

I’m glad everything went well,nice job ! Kudos to Mike👏🏻👀

[@josephnealeUKscratchcards]

Excellent revisit video as always ❤️👍

[@justinuptmor8532]

Love your videos

[@muaries12]

Congrats Mate! So happy for you

[@rocktoroll77]

Awesome video I was impressed when you said the tv screen traveled 10,000 miles

[@johnkilley3030]

Hi Vince. I've been a fan of your videos for a few years and you fascinate me how well you fix things, but I do have one question. Wouldn't it have been cheaper just to buy a new TV.

[@rossmeistergeneral9614]

I just finished trying to fix my old Sky Q remote control by prying it open with a few picks and a spudger as there were 2 main problems with it. 1) The play/pause button fell off at some point and wouldn't stick back on again. Come to find out whilst opening the remote up that almost all the buttons were fused onto a rubber pad so that they don't fall off easily, apart from the play/pause button. Overtime the surrounding rubber ripped off and it meant that that button would never stick to the base properly. 2) The power button needed a lot of force to actually work. So I cleaned up the buttons and the cases with Flash lemon cleaner and a brush, then I cleaned the conductive pads and the little circuitboard with IPA and it worked! The power button only needed a tiny bit of force to press down. However to try and fix the button issue I used superglue to stick the button to it's surroundings, but I ended up putting too much onto the conductive pad on the button and even after trying to remove it, the button never worked again. :( So the remote ended up being recycled but thankfully I already had a replacement easy grip remote at hand. I would just like to say thanks Vince for all the fix it videos you uploaded. You have given me the confidence to try and repair items and see how they work! :)👍 PS: I also managed to fix my Yamaha keyboard by adding more solder to the power and sustain jack sockets thanks to your fix it videos!🎹

[@missionpassed4584]

Great job, so glad you finally did the tv

[@TheSkaldenmettrunk]

Perfect. Nice little fix.

[@scottgibson7534]

Hi Vince If you have the screen model number, sourcing a part is a lot easier generaly from Japan or Chinese sellers. Nice that everything worked out ok, and Logik are Currys own specified brand.

[@leothompson2777]

I have the later version of that screen, which I imagine is the exact same but just with sleeker styling. Had it for a good few years now, very handy thing to have around.

[@PavolNemec-l4v]

imagine the rage if he drops remote control on screen while he was celebrating succes repair...hehehhe...i am just kidding, so glad its working. for me this TV is part of this channel as u were always using it for ur repairs.

[@edwardplays13]

The Return of Logik TV! Back in business to this channel 👍🏻

[@ohyeamisterkrabbs]

Great to see you have sourced a screen finally!

[@Soooperspeed]

just by the place you plugged in the power cable that loop on a plug with the black wire you can unplug that and REfit that switch and you will have a hard power switch then ..

[@GadgetUK164]

Fantastic result =D

[@Mymatevince]

Thanks Chris :-)

[@RunnerBalz]

You can try to get a cheap sony bravia 28" from 2008/2009 also. I got one for 10 Euros locally and it also got all the connections you mentioned + S-Video

[@martinmeyer2008]

Awesome stuff! Maybe fit a handle to the top for easy carrying?

[@toby1869]

wow thanks Michael Michael is the best

[@CLC-1000]

Great video Vince.

[@howiedeblue]

enjoyed that, delighted it worked

[@CTCTraining1]

Love a happy ending :-). Well done Vince

[@keancv]

**Vince** well done to you with out doubt. Usually panells like the one gifted to you have a part number on the back because they are used in many devices

[@mondodaftasabrush]

Vestel LCD screen in so many home brand tvs. you find them in British Heart Foundation shops Mine has all those inputs with the bonus in built DVD player

[@Ivo--]

Why not add the on-off switch? Seems convenient! The board has that one connector with the loop which is where it would plug into I'd imagine.

[@paulb4uk]

One thing i would salvage from the old screen is the back lights not sure if this is led or cfl lamps but could be worth removing as spares though a bit more of a pain to fit if they fail .I am using a 37 inch tv that i got over a year ago that was dumped panel was broke but found a cheap replacement on ebay £32 posted lg screen only a vestel made set but does what i need and for what the panel cost i have had my moneys worth i use it for dvd ,bluray and netflix and watching youtube using my pc and a bit of web browsing .

[@TheKuhla]

@My Mate VINCE - Why do u remove the on/off switch?

[@macstar8317]

Man, you really love that tv!

[@johnlawrencedeanjd]

Your naivety is infectious as always 🙃

[@R-E-D-A-C-T-E-D.]

Man my mate vince’s videos are not the same with that original tv that started it all!

[@pi6706]

I had a similar issue a few years ago with a 22” Samsung TV with a line down the screen which was due to a faulty panel. It required a replacement Chi- Mei panel and I managed to get a used one off EBay which had came out of a HP all-in-one PC and the type numbers matched. Replacement panel successfully fitted into the Samsung. After all of the faffing about it would have probably been easier and not cost much more to replace the TV outright! It was an enjoyable experience all the same.

[@Natei]

Seeing something that would have ended up in landfill brought back to life makes me happy. I hate to see how much we throw out nowadays.

[@abzhuofficial]

I can imagine Vince running around in the fields with glee while hugging that television like a long-lost BFF

[@captainprototype187]

Do you need the exact same panel for the tv to work? Wat if he used another brand panel? I am putting that together myself but Im kinda scared to plug it into 220v. So I had 2 broken monitors an have taken the screen from one and the 2 boards from another 24incher. I need some advice!

[@ESPinMTL]

Nice one Michael!.. Thx

[@KorAllRBare]

Big thanks to Michael and Vince for this Video, lets hope there are no more follow ups on this TV, And let me stress this is the only for this TV...

[@MrLumination]

I have a broken screen on my tv, will it be safe to use still?

[@johnperalta9415]

You can install panels fom other brands. I used a old computer monitor to fix my tv

[@adrianpearce5214]

Nice job Vince

[@AcornElectron]

One of the few electrical appliances that I hate fixing. So easy to break the panel.

[@haydeeurquhart3766]

0:07 : Logik: Aaaaah Geez oh my screen oh Me: (Laughs) Remote: poor logik! (And cries) All: (Laugher)

[@smartcircuit_official]

What logik tv model is this?

[@Smartphonekanalen]

I'm so happy too. Maybe time to collect teves like this one. I see them all the time here in Sweden. The panel is like 85% of the teve :)

[@justvincent137]

Thanks I will think of what country I should come to the uk or Australia

[@richards7909]

Don't get rid of the broken panel. Apparently according to some KZbin channels you can make them into light panels...

[@andymiddleton5677]

Good job mate!

[@pegtooth2006]

I've done the same thing and messed up hours of work and turned it into garbage. In particular I remember fully repairing at 5 horsepower engine that had a built-in clutch attachment and I finally started it up and was so pleased to see it running flawlessly until catastrophically broke within 20 seconds because I forgotten to put engine oil back into the crankcase. That would have been less than a dollars worth of oil that I already had on hand and I completely trashed the engine. I was not a happy camper. Haste makes waste!

[@hydersaeed42]

When I switch on my led , mostly blink white and return to the standby position, some time it's working fine, can you help me?

[@ThomasMcmillan-cf8ir]

My mate Vince is me Thomas McMillan

[@kruleworld]

if you're looking to see if a screen has a crack, shine a torch onto it. You should be able to see it when it's turned off.

[@tehe0]

Hey, I have an issue I press the home button for my xbox but the section which should pop up doesn't how do I fix this

[@michaelepprecht4699]

Cool Video your my mate. Hello from switzerland :-)

[@EdwinNoorlander]

On eBay you can find diverse LCD drivers with VGA, Composite HDMI ... So you can use a old laptop screen with a driver like that.

[@EdwinNoorlander]

Like this one. rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.nl%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F254287461100

[@ethanconnell6553]

Im really happy for you!

[@ChainShinra]

Matter of fact, I found EXACTLY this same panel in a broken TV I took apart. Guess taking them apart does make quite much sense!

[@haydeeurquhart3766]

0:09 : Logik: Ow. Ok hold on hold on hold on I just drop that on my screen Me : (Laughs)

[@thaboagustinus7386]

Where do I purchase screen

[@bobert3478]

Hi Vince I know you might not see this but I seem to be having a problem with my Xbox 360 arcade. It doesn’t read disk. all the disk drive will do is spin for half a second and then nothing all I know from my research is that the disk drive bord is paired to the main mother bord. If you could give me any kind of knowledge I would highly appreciate it. Thanks

[@masterability1385]

My Good Mate VINCE :)

[@MrSausageT]

But won’t it just display Australian channels?

[@RhettJesusHarambe]

And won't the picture be upside down?

[@terminationshock1356]

There are lots and lots of cool things you can do with the broken panel Vince. Make sure to check the videos from DIY Perks

[@FMCREPAIRARMAGH22]

I have the same TV had it for nearly 14 years old still going a bargain for £129 in 2009

[@michaelthomas3646]

from what my father said when he worked in Sony back in the 80's/early 90's was the screens cost something like £1,000 each to replace. so way cheaper just to throw the tv away than get a new screen. so unless they were still making the same tv's, then the manufacturer would make a massive loss just making 1 screen, hense they would pass on the charges to the consumer. so it was the main reason why tv's would be thrown rather than repaired. I would have thought that being panels instead of tubes, then replacement would be easier. there again they are made extremely fragile. surprised it managed it the 10,000 miles without any damage though. looks like the insulation worked really well, and the panel wasn't miss handled while in shipping.

[@ShadowRing846]

The Wii Remote must have thrown at tv

[@Sylveon9021]

Haha

[@imgoinghomeyt1672]

Can you do more challenge yourself videos

[@haydeeurquhart3766]

15:32 : Logik: good Me: Oh My God. No! Remote: Logik's screen looks good Me: stop. duh!

[@19mati67]

You should read the LCD panel model number and most likely it is available. Don't look for the TV's brand and model number only.

[@mattalewis13]

Wife: what are you doing? Vince: just redoing the floor Also vince: * pulls out woodgrain sticky tape *

[@flutterdrive4286]

Vince, p l e a s e, when working with something like this. do it on a soft towel. prevents scratches and the sort.

[@Josh-dj8jy]

And static electricity could fry the circuitry

[@wassupjg]

the trusty logik tv resurrected, good stuff

[@shadowtheimpure]

Personally, I would mod this TV to have an IEC connector on the back instead of only having a fixed power lead. It's easily done, all you have to do is dremel out a hole big enough to mount the connector in the back panel and connect the included power cable to the backside of the IEC connector.