[mkeyes001]

How do these unclip? I don't want to break anything but I can't figure it out. Thanks

 

[mkeyes001]

A couple more pics, the black/white connectors.

 

[mkeyes001]

I got it removed finally and solved my problem.

I had the ghosting issue and found the solders were cracked on my coils on the z-sus board, I re-soldered them and the ghosting cleared.

Not sure if ghosting is the proper terminology to use, but in a light scene I was seeing pixel coloration, mostly on faces and white backgrounds. greenish/blue and sometimes purple, it was really driving me crazy to watch a show.

 

[donebu]

I got it removed finally and solved my problem.

I had the ghosting issue and found the solders were cracked on my coils on the z-sus board, I re-soldered them and the ghosting cleared.

Not sure if ghosting is the proper terminology to use, but in a light scene I was seeing pixel coloration, mostly on faces and white backgrounds. greenish/blue and sometimes purple, it was really driving me crazy to watch a show.

How do they unclip? Any tips on disassembly? I have the same problem with my LG plasma, but I haven't tried taking it apart yet.

 

[nshvydky]

I used a large flat screw driver to push them apart. It seems that it is a common problem with all LG plasma produced that year (PZ950, 750, 550, PV450 etc.). I did not re-solder that coils before they all became disconnected and lost my Z-Board. I replaced it and it is fine now, but I paid $75 for the new board. So if you see these picture artifacts I would recommend to re-solder these coils ASAP.