2021 | LCD LED TV repair | How to replace Polarizer Film of LCD TV | How LCD Work

In this video I will show you how to repair your SONY BRAVIA LCD television Model BX300, if the surface of display, that is polarizer film have become rough or broken and white patches which is making the display white and learn how LCD work.

This video I will Show you how to remove the polarizer film, clean the display and install a new polarizer film. I will also explain the electronics responsible for television function.

This video also explains how LCD works to display images.

#sony #TVrepair #lockdown

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[PalBatey]

I actually did this after watching several videos on it and it was a lot easier than it looks. I gave my 12 year old TV a brand new life.

[robbrown]

Dude - you lost all credibility when you left those air bubbles in!

[tkula]

This was very useful to me to repair my damaged polerising fim of a 32 inch tv. As I feel it was quite difficult to remove the adhesive that was remained on the screen. It couldn't removed using glass cleaner . I had to scrap it with a razor blade with some care. Finally all the adhesive was cleaned. Then I applied the new polerising film satisfactorily. Now the tv is like brand new!!!.
Please take care to use correct polerising film for best results. There are different types of polerising films like 0, 90 etc. Use the correct one to your application.
Thanks for this very informative video.

[sal]

Thanks for the tutorial. I changed the front film on my 32 inch Sony Bravia. It came out pretty good with some bubbles. Be careful with the little gold ribbons that run from the screen to the t- con board. I nicked a small piece of the gold ribbon and didn’t realize I did that. now 1/4 of the tv is black. It was disappointing after all the effort, the tv is worse than before. Be careful and patience is the key.

[Thrivikram]

You gave me hope for my favourite tv, thankyou bro

[sachinshashidhara]

The information regarding the panel technology was spot on dude.. 👍🏻👍🏻

[raunakmodi]

Thanks for the video.. it can help many of us learn..such practical work is really important

[tryndamereiv]

thanks for speaking in english bro..it helps me a lot

[varadarajanpvr]

Very good & useful narration with tech information th q bro

[chethanraj]

Superb congratulations for opening new youtube Chanel
Happy to see you as youtuber #nieit#mechanical

[diftclub]

WOW. I can fix it at home! that's wonder full .

[rajist]

Very good clarity video for education purposes

[joelbradleejohny]

is the polariser u used 90 degree polariser or 0 degree polariser?

[restorationtv]

Very nice sir and good to see your technical informations so you keep it😍

[jawadpasha]

Hey Tasty Tech Harbour! Who ever this man is he is awesome! he is hell awesome with hell lot knowledge!

[PranavMnkr]

Really liked it....provided information about probable mistakes that one could easily make😉..

[lijojohney]

Model :Philip tv32inch
32ta2800/98
What is the inside&outside polarized degree for this model?

[variantloki]

In one other video they used a liquid and above that they fixed the polarizer. There were no bubbles. I think it's the same liquid that is used for Tempered glass mobile screen protection.

[uoqwwhu]

Can we change back side polarised film

[sandeepbondade]

Well explained, feel like learning more