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Old 01-01-2017, 11:45 PM
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I finally caught it playing up and is was nothing more then a dirty flat cable to the COF (chip on film) that drives the middle of the panel, so I took the back off and cleaned the connector to the affected section of the panel and all is okay with it once again, also as a precaution I did all the flat ribbon cables from the signals board to the various drive boards of the panel itself.
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