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Haier LE86H9000U Service Manual

Contents
  1. Table of Contents2
  2. Chapter General General Information Information4
  3. Chapter 1. 1. 1. 1. General4
  4. Document Document4
  5. General General General Guidelines4
  6. Notice4
  7. Follow the Regulations and Warnings4
  8. Be Careful to the Electrical Shock4
  9. Electro Static Discharge (ESD)4
  10. About Lead Free Solder (Pbf)5
  11. Use the Genewing Parts (Specified Parts)5
  12. Safety Check after Repairment5
  13. Ordering Spare Parts6
  14. Photo Used in this Manual6
  15. How6
  16. How to to to to Read6
  17. Using Icons6
  18. Chapter Chapter 2. 2. 2. 2. Speci Speci Specifi Fi Fi Fication Cation7
  19. Specifi Fi Fi Fication7
  20. Speci Speci Cation7
  21. External External External Pictures Pictures Pictures (Four (Four (Four Faces)8
  22. Chapter Disassemble Disassemble and and and Assemble Assemble10
  23. Le86H9000U Le86H9000U10
  24. Remove the Stand10
  25. Remove the Back Cabinet10
  26. Remove the Mainboard10
  27. Remove the Power Supply Module10
  28. Remove the Speaker10
  29. Remove the Remote Control Board11
  30. Chapter 4. 4. 4. 4. Location12
  31. Location of of of of Controls12
  32. Controls Controls and and and Components Components12
  33. Board Board12
  34. Mainboard12
  35. 4-3.LED Panel Panel12
  36. Panel14
  37. Panel Panel LVDS LVDS LVDS Interface Interface Interface Connections Connections15
  38. Chapter Installation Installation Instructions Instructions16
  39. Accessories Accessories16
  40. Chapter Chapter 6. 6. 6. 6. Operation Operation Operation Instructions Instructions18
  41. Front Front Front Panel Panel Panel Controls18
  42. Controls18
  43. Up Your Your Your Remote Remote20
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To set up the remote control, refer to the instructions provided in Chapter 6-3 of the manual, which is titled 'Setting Up Your Remote Control'.

For power-related issues, refer to Chapter 9-1 of the manual, which is titled 'Power Troubleshooting'. This section should provide guidance on resolving power-related problems.

To troubleshoot a black screen issue, start by checking the BL_ON signal. If it's not functioning correctly, the issue might be with the software or the MSD6488MVE component. If the BL_ON signal is fine, check the ADJ/PWM signal. If both signals are OK, inspect the power supply for the inverter and consider changing the software or the MSD6488MVE component.

If your TV is not finding any channels, you should first check the RF cable for an RF signal. If the signal is present, you may need to repair the power net connecting to the specified pin, change UT1, or repair the I2C net. Additionally, you can check the Tuner & IF circuit by examining RT12 & RT13 for I2C data and CT34 & CT69 for IF signal. If all else fails, you might need to check the software.

To troubleshoot the ATV function, start by checking the RF cable for an RF signal. If the signal is not present, repair the external RF equipment. If the signal is present, check the power net connecting to the specified pin, change UT1, and repair the I2C net. Additionally, check the Tuner & IF circuit by examining RT12 & RT13 for I2C data and CT34 & CT69 for IF signal. If all else fails, you might need to check the software.

The Haier LE86H9000U has multiple HDMI connections, including HDMI1-RX0N, HDMI1-RX0P, HDMI1-RX1N, HDMI1-RX1P, HDMI1-RX2N, HDMI1-RX2P, HDMI2-RX0N, HDMI2-RX0P, HDMI2-RX1N, HDMI2-RX1P, HDMI2-RX2N, and HDMI2-RX2P. These connections support various HDMI functionalities such as HDMI-CLKN, HDMI-CLKP, HDMI-SCL, HDMI-SDA, HDMI-HPDIN, and HDMI_DET.

The Haier LE86H9000U features several audio input and output connections. These include AV0_LIN, AV0_RIN, AV1_LIN, AV1_RIN, AV2_LIN, AV2_RIN, RIN0, GIN0M, GIN0, SPK_L, SPK_R, LINE_OUT_2L, LINE_OUT_2R, EARPHONE_OUT_L, EARPHONE_OUT_R, HP_Audio-L, HP_Audio-R, ARC0, and HDMI-ARC. These connections support various audio functionalities such as line-in, line-out, and headphone outputs.

The SPDIF_OUT connection is used for digital audio output. It is connected to components like CI17 and CI21, which are likely part of the digital audio processing circuitry.

The AV0_L and AV0_R signals are connected to various components including CI10, CI11, and CI12. These signals are part of the analog audio and video processing circuitry, and are connected to ground and other components through specific pins and resistors.

The HDMI1_5V and HDMI2_5V pins are likely used to provide power to the HDMI ports. These pins ensure that the HDMI connections have the necessary power to function correctly.