Will this chip get rid of the snowy white dots on a samsung hls5686wx/xaa
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Yes, this chip will replace the faulty DLP chip which causes the dead pixels (snowy white or black dots) in your TV model HLS5686WX/XAA. Be sure to also purchase the silver thermal paste for the heat sync.
581001
not sure about your model. I just searched for DLP chip for my model number. It does get rid of the dots.easy to install, just take your time and follow instructions.
581002
Without a doubt. This chip will correct all of the defective chips on your TV
581003
Yes I had that problem with my Samsung TV. I now have a brighter cleaner picture without the white spots.
901313
It appears to be, from other vendor sites. Be sure to use Arctic Silver, and a copper shim(which helps with heat dispersion) on the video chip, if you want this to last a long time.
975690
no. product is squirrely, subject to freezing often, even after updating firmware. there are better answers out there.
603397
Hi, I hope that the problem is with your display......however keep in mind that with water you could have motherboard problems. You could buy this and install and if that's not your problem you only out about 25 bucks.
1249984
Yes, just need a sdram upgrade to eliminate tiling or pixelation with heavy software.
917184
From the experience of my tv,which had numerous and increasing white and black screen dots,the replacement of the dip chip was the solution.Replacement resulted in an exquisite picture once again,as good as original.My bulb indicator lite was not blinking which is expected in this case-it was missing pixels on my screen,the bulb and screen illumination was fine.If your bulb indicator lite is blinking,go ahead and replace the bulb.If the bulb indicator lite is on and you also have white or black dots on your screen,you must replace both.You might as well replace the bulb if you end up replacing the Chip as the extent of disassembly required to replace the chip makes it a no brainer. Watch a ShopJimmy YouTube video for step by step replacement.
1429074
Nope. Probably not. I bought it and my screen was completely white. When I tried to get a refund it was a big hassel! Try picking from a different seller!
1375035
Yes, it is a white screen and is best used in a light controlled rom if you want full contrast.
281825
Have had my Mitsubishi 65638 for about 6 months no problems. A friend of my has the same. No white spots as well. Hope this helps!
412164
yes ,,, at least up to 64 Gig ,,, you might have to format the chip after u install it
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No, mine works fine. They seem to have a great resolution team. Contact them and see what they can do.
450776
You'll most likely need a 4719-001997 chip for that model, but in a Samsung it's definitely a great idea to confirm the part number on your chip before ordering as you may in fact find you've got this version of the chip installed in there. The 1997 would be the most common version we've found and you can check that chip out here; http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007O0KR48 If you've only got white/black dots on your screen you shouldn't have to touch the power supply at all. The DLP chip alone will remedy that issue.
920239
The chip reflects the image onto the screen. The chip has mirrors and as the mirrors get stuck over time it causes white and black spots to appear on the screen.
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brightness over time will dim. My big problen were the pixels that started to drop. You have spots that stay. Samsung did nothing. I went with sharp Visio when I could not stand the spots. Will not recommend Samsung.
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You should find the newest version of this chip. Which I believe is called DLP dark chip 4. The model number of the chip will have a W at the end indicating the newest revised version.
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Arctic Silver's instructions say to use a lint free cloth like a lens cleaning cloth or coffee filter. I tried coffee filters, but they didn't seem to work well. Ended up using a microfiber cloth. Here's their website for both removal and application instructions specific to your processor: http://www.arcticsilver.com/intel_application_method.html#
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I have occasional instances where the screen will turn snowy and back. it can do this repeatedly. seems to be only on HD channels. when I go to a non-HD and back it typically stops. Still, no idea why it would do this. Did you get a resolution for this?