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From: bitdog on 11 Feb 2010 02:29
Thanks all..
I fixed my Sanyo dp26648 by working over the ribbon cable as advised.
The zif connector was a hinged black flap with a snap hook on each
end.
Prying up the middle away from the cable, then prying the ends up,
worked.
The corrosive glue didn't appear to corode the cable in any way,
but stuck the cable so firmly that care in pulling the cable away
evenly
so the cable wouldn't stretch or warp was imperative ?
Glue removal by rubbing in one direction rolled it off.
Then LPS #1 for a corrosive cleaner/lubricant/corrosion-inhibitor
helped
make E-contact for the ribbon when reconnected, and then the TV-LCD
worked fine.
So no parts were required & the real problem seemed to be bad
electrical connections
on the ribbon cable ends, possibly due to a thin cable in a high
pressure socket,
directly over a heat source & the cable ends might not be corosion
resistant ?
I got a free DP26648 & fixed it for free in a half hour....
Thankx again to all
bitdog
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