Do-it-yourself repair of a filled-in samsung TV matrix

In detail: do-it-yourself repair of a filled-in samsung TV matrix from a real master for the site my.housecope.com.

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Good day! Today we will try to raise a whole layer of problems of modern LCD matrices of monitors, TVs, laptops, tablets and smartphones - the appearance of vertical or horizontal thin stripes in the image - they can be of different colors and in different places. Why do these thin stripes appear on the matrix? I will try to explain, for a start, the design of the connection between the matrix and the loop with decoders.

Below are different schemes that convey the same idea - anisotropic adhesive double-sided tape is used to connect the contacts of a flexible cable with the sprayed-on contacts of the matrix. The inside of this tape (in my opinion) contains conductive balls located at a sufficient distance between each other so that there is no electrical contact. The contact appears when the adhesive tape is heated and squeezed - the balls come together and conductivity appears.

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It must be remembered that a decoder is placed on the flexible loop and the problem may be at the junction of the loop and the decoder.

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How to understand that the loops are to blame - watch the English-language video on the topic.

How a Chinese man in a garage removes the loop with a decoder from the matrix, cleans out the remnants of the old anisotropic glue on the loop and on the matrix, and applies a new one.