I've just found this Manual on the internet.
Don't know if you already have it, or if it will be useful, but just wanted to share and help someone.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/69137859/15/F ... ata-B-Type
Samsung LED Repair Manual
Samsung LED Repair Manual
Hi guys,
I've just found this Manual on the internet.
Don't know if you already have it, or if it will be useful, but just wanted to share and help someone.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/69137859/15/F ... ata-B-Type
I've just found this Manual on the internet.
Don't know if you already have it, or if it will be useful, but just wanted to share and help someone.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/69137859/15/F ... ata-B-Type
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Re: Samsung LED Repair Manual
Could you upload it somewhere else? Seems this is paid service and we`re free from pay community here 
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Re: Samsung LED Repair Manual
Well, i didn't uploaded it, i just found it on the web
Anyway, if it is a problem, i will download it and then upload on another site
UPDATE: here it is http://www.mediafire.com/?4r7gvu13fmbwrwx
Anyway, if it is a problem, i will download it and then upload on another site
UPDATE: here it is http://www.mediafire.com/?4r7gvu13fmbwrwx
Hacking is not a crime!
UE40D7000, UE19D4003@D5005, BD-D5300
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Re: Samsung LED Repair Manual
I have a Samsung LED monitor for my PC. Every so often the screen will flash brightly and then all returns to normal. This shouldn't be happening and may point to a bigger problem or a potential problem. Why is my LED monitor doing this? Do I need to change a setting? I'm sure that if it continues it will eventually harm the monitor.