I acquired a samsung tv that came from a family member that was going into the trash. Its a 2 yr old 4k oled tv, no picture.
I went through the elimination process and ended up with the LED driver circuit and used the LED driver board tape method and got it to work.
It appears the problem is on the right side. I was testing some of the capacitors in circuit, I believe are in series decoupling caps. Everything is SMD, these look like extra small solder pads compared to what I normally see. If it was one of the larger caps 1/8" I might try and remove it and test. There are many. There are some test points, but have no data.
Anyway question, I reduced my tape size down smaller around 4.5 mm and still have a picture (now 3mm). I am trying to understand blocking some of the ribbon cable connections LED, how does it effect the picture. Right now my picture looks normal splash screen. I have not played anything through it yet. Anyone worked on these?
I wonder if its possible to use a very thin piece of tape and only block 1 or 2 traces at a time. Seems like that might be better?