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I found this tv one day thinking maybe I could fix it if it was broken and the left side of the screen is really dim any ideas on what it could be?
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@nkarakozis20 that looks like a backlight issue. Could be the power board inverter circuitry or the backlight itself. Let us know what model it is so we can try and find out more information. Also, remove the back of your TV and take a look at all the wiring and the boards itself. Post some images of what you find with your question.
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You want the model number?
That would be the minimum we need to help you with your TV. Yes.
It's a Vizio E701i-A3
I removed all the screws on the perimeter of the back and tried to take the back off but it won't budge.
interestingly enough your model had a recall. They have had defective panels that would cause the T-con board to fail. "There are three different problems that are very common on these TV models.
The TV does not show a picture but audio still works.
White spots appearing on the display.
Dark areas on the display."
So this could be one of those affected by that. How handy are you? Any chance you could get right to the panels backlight?
My Vizio E701-A3 , SN. 50LFTRNXAN01970 failed after 6 years. It has a dark screen on the right side and looks normal on the left side. After trying Vizio customer support troubleshooting techniques…..or better know as VooDoo magic….I still had the problem of a dark screen on one side. So they offered a new TV of a similar model, but there was upgrade to 4K from 1080P. Price was good till I came to the shipping cost of $200. After returning to my chair I decided to take the offer since it was still $150 less than I could purchase the TV in a store.
I had the same thing happen with a Sony rear projection TV. It developed colored spots in various locations that didn’t belong there. They offer me a 55” LED TV that is probably 6 years old with no problems. So if nothing else keep bugging the manufactures support or threaten them with reporting them to the Better Business Bureau. Usually they will give you some kind of offer.
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Sam's sells that TV for $798.71. So how does you price compare ?
I have a Vizio that is one year old and the left side gets darker by the day. Customer Service told me the warranty was up a month ago so I just need to buy a new tv.
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How do I fix it
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M422i-b1 is the model number
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I have one of these TVs with the same model number Vizio E701i-A3. My picture was actually brown at the top left of the screen. The whole TV worked well and the part that was brown moved 2 seconds slower than the rest of the screen that worked normally. Would that be the Tcon board causing this? There are no lines in screen.
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