Is your TV still usable with the burn in?

@@lewisevander So yes the TV is still usable with burn-in. The only issue I really faced with it is that the colors would be kinda offset due to the yellow blob in the middle of the screen. Colors would change and look off depending what's on screen but it still functions. However this past May of 2021 I did speak with a LG rep, and they replaced it for me. So I only had to pay for the cost of repair which was $150 through the TV repair services they outsourced for me. The panel was free so I'm glad I was able to get it fixed. I also have the burn in video on my channel if you want to ever check it out.

@@JaronWheeler the older oleds were more prone to burn in unfortunately. The newer models have a bigger red pixel which decreases the risk. But from the video I saw on your channel that doesn't actually look like burn in but more of a screen uniformity issue which is only visible on a white screen. It's great to know that you managed to get the screen replaced but since lg agreed to do that for that price it again seems like it wasn't burn in as lg doesn't cover burn in in the warranty. I am planning to go for the c1 if I manage to get my Samsung frame qled replaced. Unfortunately the qleds are no match for the olds when it comes to picture quality. You can watch the burn in test on the rtings channel on KZfaq.

Hey im super late but im planning on doing this with a B2 to a C1 does everything still work like vrr?

I recently swapped out my lg c8 mainboard for a c9. Worked perfectly. You just need the wifi module. But with a b6 your biggest blocker would be the mounting holes and io (hdmi ports etc) not aligning.

Alexandre Potvin thank you Alex I thought the same thing. I took apart a disposable camera once when I was little and touched something on the board and got the shock of my life! I cried for like an hour. Meanwhile THESE guys touch the board all over. Gives me a little heart attack just watching it.

Don't be such cry babies. He didn't touch any parts on the PSU, only the screws.

It's the capacitors that retain a charge, stay away from those and you're find, or discharge them.

I just did this with my USA bought OLED65B8PUA and it works fine in Australia on 220-240v. Posts on the AVS forum suggested it should work but I didn’t want to take any risks so I opened up the back and sure enough the voltage is listed as 110-240.

Same issue here on a C8

Heard its the relay but dont wanna touch unless I'm sure

I’ve never even heard the speakers on my CX but people say they are pretty good. I think it would be cool if they made the tv cheaper to opt out of the stock speakers

Had the Same problem. There is an extended factory guarantee on these boards. Call LG. The switch my power supply and it has worked 100%.

Well from the sounds of it you'd need to start by taking it apart and testing for voltage. I'm not sure if you can wait the capacitors out or if there's a way to safely discharge them, but either way if you know how to test for voltage then you can do that. Safest way is to replace all the boards, starting with the power supply board (since you have no power). Boards for this unit are cheap so if you want to try restoring it you can. Otherwise if the panel is good you can try selling it as-is for a few hundred bucks

I tried. Same, but less screws.

Same thing for me... Really interested about the outcome

Hi Raj,what was the outcome ,similar problem with mine

@@RanjithThummeti, I tried to fix it with local mechanic but he suggested to sell it because motherboard and panel required to replace. Not worth to repair.

@@rajk9329 thank you,where/how did you sell

Have same problem wifi turns off and magic remote dies. Where is the wifi module? Wish me luck.

I tried on the C9, same, but less screws..

I did not remove any sticker on Lg C9, so probably same on Lg C7 (Europe atleast), can't answer on warranty.

Best buy sells open box oleds for cheap i would go in store and look at them instead of online so you know exactly what your getting i seen an lg b8 for 1000 and nothing was wrong with it just an open box return my panel is cracked an im calling lg to see if the b8 panel can fit on the c8 stand if so i would save allot being i want the c8 i only had it 7 months well the c9 is out now but its over 2k.

This is exactly what I was thinking about playing this video. Let me know when You will finish! Do it! ;)

toliver182 wondering the same thing. Couldn’t see the text in the video.

@@bsa07eagle It's hard to see on this video, but I looked through power supply board images on Google and Ebay with the same model and it showed 100 - 240 V. I took a gamble and plugged my OLED 55C7 TV directly in 220V (I live in Europe) and it works perfectly fine!

Sammy G I am about to do the same with my E8 in a few weeks, moving to Europe right now.

I doubt any RAM on a TV is upgradeable.

Manjunath CV The Tcon board might be the problem..it's the bridge that connects the panel itself (whether it's LCD or OLED panel ) to the main controller board..hope its separate on its own & not combined with the LCD panel otherwise the whole panel might need a replacement

I have an LG OLED65B7P that gets a thin red vertical line appearing on the left side of the screen, which fades out as it goes down the screen about a foot or so. Most of the time though I can see the line all the way down the screen, but it's very faint. After about 15 seconds then it goes away, but always comes back every minute or so. It's being replaced under the warranty because apparently it's cheaper to replace than fix. This seems so wasteful and I'd like to find a way to fix it, since they don't want me to return it. Any ideas?

Wait till the next Black Friday.

@@GeorgeGeorge-xj2bc 😂👍

Thank you for watching:)

Hello, thanks for watching:)

They are all throwaway items now.

You’re joking right