Re: Re: Intermittent backlight

I removed it, heated the joints about 5 seconds each and resoldered it.

[email protected] a écrit:

> inside the converter? thats sick.... maybe i should ceck mine too?
> please let me know when you was succesful ;)
>
> phono
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>
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> --- In [email protected], Antoine Deschênes <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Oops, I found that moving the wires while the K5 is on makes the
> > inverter moving. Guess what : Dry joints INSIDE the inverter is the
> problem.
> > Now I just need to find a way to remove the casing . . .
> >
> > [email protected] a écrit:
> >
> > > Someone told he got an intermittent backlight. I thought my
> inverter was
> > > dead but Iin fact I go tthe same problem and guess what? I found the
> > > cause! It's the connection from inverter to LCD
> backlight/backlights in
> > > my case(including male and female socket connections). All you have to
> > > do is to get some 22AWG 103ºC wire(3' to be sure), a 3-pin male socket
> > > like the one in there, a 3-pin female socket and 4pins to go in
> it(It's
> > > not hard to miss you shot with these pins)
> > > --
> > > Antoine Deschênes /aka
> > >   -´¯`-¸-DragonMaster-¸-´¯`-
> > > http://thehotcom.deep-ice.com/
> >
> >
> > --
> > Antoine Deschênes /aka
> >   -´¯`-¸-DragonMaster-¸-´¯`-
> > http://thehotcom.deep-ice.com/
>

-- 
Antoine Deschênes /aka
  -´¯`-¸-DragonMaster-¸-´¯`-
http://thehotcom.deep-ice.com/



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