Yes, it happens for a split second like that, then you know it’s backlights.

Of course. I use the following things but it’s also important to have a flat and relatively soft area to work, free of any objects that could crack the screen: - Screwdrivers (rigid model R8224) - Backlight tester (TKDMR model TD3H) - Spatula pry tool (ACE hardware) - Portable soldering iron (Lenove 926 LED III) set at 360 - any 3v LED backlight strips for repair, or search for the tv model number + “backlights” on eBay to replace the whole set - low melt solder, enameled copper wire I think that’s everything (:

@@surefixtechWhat adhesive did you reapply when putting screen back on?

@claytongish9355 some TVs like this one don’t require adhesive. Very few, like the unibody bezelless Hisense TVs that I’ve made a video on, require adhesive strips. You can search “adhesive strip for TV panel” on eBay, I’ve only found it overseas. It’s a double sided, black adhesive tape. But you can’t use iPad adhesive strips for example.