What You Need to Know About Insignia TV T-Con Boards
Insignia TVs are made by Best Buy. All of the televisions are designed with a T-con board, which powers LCD technology. Insignia TVs are only built with LED and LCD screen designs, and many of the T-con boards are engineered specifically for the lighting components of different series products.
What is a T-con board?A T-con board is a compact device that mounts within an LCD TV. This component has multiple purposes that influence how other hardware pieces operate. In general conditions, a T-con TV board manages functions for signaling routines and the source for key hardware that drives an LCD screen.
Although many TVs have different housing specs, a T-con board is typically mounted in the center of the frame. Because a T-con board is a delicate component, it's strategically secured underneath a shield that's mounted on an LCD television's exterior panel.
By using a replacement board, you can resolve technical problems that impact how images are displayed. Because a T-con TV board regulates the lines that show up on a TV screen, a new T-con accessory can help you eliminate many rolling lines.
What are the compatible TV model brands?Many T-con boards are engineered to operate with the hardware that powers different Insignia model TVs. However, since these boards have practical design specs that suit general television hardware, you can use most of these T-con boards with TV equipment by other brands. The main compatible brand options are:
- LG
- Sharp
- Sony
Boards that are designed for these TV units are constructed out of thick plastic. Along the edges of the housing are metal pieces that help the plastic slab mount in place. On the center of a board, dozens of circuits are mounted on the slab near various chips. Connector pieces are also found on a T-con board; these components are usually placed along the edge of a board in the upper or lower corner.
Where does a TV T-con board mount in place?These TV boards mount in place on an exterior panel under a shielded panel, and you can access the docking spot underneath the shielding by using proper maintenance tools, such as a screwdriver and tweezers. In order to remove the shielding, you'll need to loosen four screws that are typically designed for a Phillips screwdriver.
If you're going to replace a T-con board, voltage testing tools can help you detect electricity currents that run through various circuits. Once a T-con board is secured, it will receive generous air circulation because a general shielding piece has multiple air gaps.