Amazing work...outstanding considering the size of the TV!!!

So far watching this video has convinced me to never buy a 75 inch TV. Ever. That said, really good video. I learned a bit from this about how to tackle a project like this. How big that TV is, definitely presents a challenge. I think, the biggest thing would be to just start with the beer, off the bat. It, definitely, looks like a necessary tool in the completion of this repair.

Smart as an Egyptian and the Pharaoh, to begin with!

I had the same error. Without your video i probably never started to repair the TV. The new LEDstrps were different to the old ones. I replaced all LEDs. Thanks for your video. IT saved a lot of time. It took me only a half day. :-)

🤤 Frothing at watching this.....

funking good work sir, splendid job..

Thanks for the video. I will start my Sony LED replacement soon. I love my TV. I hope I can do it too!

Well done really good work

hi i watched your video it was great by the way the only thing i buggered up is the deflective sheets you said to tape the corners so we dont mix them up well i forgot to tape them the grandkids bumped them and they ended up on the floor i put them back the way i thought they went and yeah the pictures not right plus i can finely see the leds through the picture would you have any idea which order they go in thanks j

Hi there. I have the same TV and I have just replaced one led because of 6x blinks. After assembling the TV I got a darker screen horizontly from the middle towards the right side. Do you any idea what the problem could be? Is it the copper screen attachments under the bezel? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

I gotta say, watching this is like watching a series on Netflix. Today I have started to repair my Sony KDL-70W850B and using your video as reference to what I need to do. I've got most of it apart and I'm on the "episode" of removing sticky tape off the corners right before trying to separate the back from the screen. Oh how this would be so much easier with someone helping me. One question I have for you is... why did you not add the LED strips with the back laying flat on a table instead of standing up on its side?

I have same TV with same problem. Found your video just on time, Starting to repair the TV in couple of days. Where did you get the strips ? Aliexpress. thx alot for the video.

Thanks for the video! I'm about to tackle this project! Do you remember how wide of tape you used?

I finally stripped my bravia KD-65X7052 today, after it wouldn't turn on, flashing red 6 times; this is almost always a backlight issue with Sony TV'S, so I'm told. I'm finding LEDs almost impossible to find anywhere. Even the part numbers on the actual LEDs themselves bring back nothing online in terms of stockists. Two year old TV, bought for £1,000 - and something as ridiculous as a BULB failing may see it being thrown in a skip 😔 These tv's are clearly built to fail, as repair is a crazy process. The TV shop I rang last week basically said that they'll attempt repair, but if they break the screen during removal, they don't accept liability 🤔 Hence I stripped it myself... Although I'm none the wiser for it 😕

Do you have a link where you bought your backlights

I started this same repair and now I had 1 of those brown ribbon flaps on the sides (that you show at 30:05) come off. They are not connected to anything. Wonder what purpose they have and did I just trash the panel?

Hi. Michael. When you moving using your phone in horizontal position. Try and make comparation.

It costs around $600 to repair the LED's on a Sony TV. But you can buy an new 4K Smart TV (Sony) at Costco for around $1,600. That is a very thin margin of fix or junk, plus if you screw it up, then you've paid to repair it and will still need to buy a new one.

Tivi sony Design isn't good, led connect serial so easy to be bad if 1 led bad.