The LG OLED C2 offers excellent picture quality. Burn-in is a concern with OLED - run pixel refresh regularly. Power board and HDMI issues are common.
Run pixel refresh (Settings > Picture > OLED Panel). Burn-in is permanent - prevention is key. Vary content.
Test each port. The HDMI board may need replacement. Check for bent pins. Try a different cable first.
If the TV does not power on, test the power board. Bulging capacitors indicate failure. Replace the power board if outputs are missing.
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Unplug the TV and wait 24 hours. OLED panels hold charge - never work on them while powered.
Lay the TV face-down on a soft blanket. Remove the screws from the back. Lift the rear panel.
OLED burn-in is permanent. Run pixel refresh (Settings > Picture > OLED Panel) as prevention. For severe burn-in, the panel must be replaced - this is expensive and complex.
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HDMI issues may be the main board. Test each port. The HDMI board can sometimes be replaced separately. Check for bent pins in the ports.
If the TV does not turn on, test the power board. Check for bulging capacitors. The power board outputs multiple voltages - use a multimeter.
Replace the back cover. Ensure all ribbon cables are seated.
Power on. Run a pixel refresh if you had image retention. Test all HDMI inputs.
Always unplug electrical devices before working on them. Repairing devices under warranty may void the warranty. If you are unsure about any step, seek professional help. This guide is for informational purposes only, and FixMode is not responsible for any damage that may occur.
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