First, the self-test method for Samsung V2 screen: (1) Disconnect all circuit boards produced by the TV manufacturer. Short-circuit pin 4 of the power board socket CN8023 to simulate the power-on signal from the motherboard CPU. This is equivalent to pressing the power button. (2) Toggle the SW2001 switch on the logic board from the external mode (1, 2, 4, 3) to internal mode (self-test mode) (1, 3 up, 2, 4). (3) Turn on the power and check if the screen lights up. If it shows a full white field, the issue may be with the motherboard or video processing board. If there's no display or not a full white field, the screen or its components are faulty. Second, the self-test method for Samsung V3 screen: The process is similar to the V2 screen, but the shorted pins differ. For the V3 screen, short pins 3 and 4 of the CN9004 socket to enable power output. The switch settings required to display the full white field are the same as in the V2 screen. Third, the self-test method for Samsung V4 screen: Disconnect all cables connecting the screen and signal board. Short pins 3 and 4 of the CN8007 socket and also short pins 3 and 4 of the CN2034 socket on the logic board. At this point, the plasma screen should display a full white field. If not, the screen itself is likely faulty. Fourth, the self-test mode for S42SD-YD09 (V5 screen): (1) Short the two jumpers at CN2001 (pins 3 and 4) on the logic board. (2) Short pin 8 and pin 9 of the third socket on the left side of the power supply board (CN8003), which connects the PS-ON pin to ground. (3) Remove all signal boards made by the TV manufacturer. (4) A full white field should appear after turning on the power. Fifth, the self-test mode for S50HW-YD01: (1) Short the CN2012 on the logic board. (2) Short the PS-ON pin to ground on the power supply board’s CN8003. Sixth, the self-test mode for S50HW-YD02 (W2 screen): (1) Short the two jumpers at CN2007 (pins 3 and 4) vertically on the logic board. (2) Short pin 8 and pin 9 of the power strip socket CN8003 to connect the PS-ON pin to ground and initiate the second boot. (3) Remove all signal boards made by the TV manufacturer. (4) After powering on, the screen should show 7 color test patterns like red square, blue field, etc. Seventh, the self-test method for LG V7 screen: Disconnect all cables from the TV manufacturer's motherboard, AV board, and power supply auxiliary board. Connect the AC input directly to the LG power board’s input terminal CN101. Then, remove resistor R407 on the logic board. After power-on, the screen should display various test cards. Eighth, the self-test method for LG-PDP32F1X031/374 screen: (1) Disconnect the TV manufacturer’s motherboard. (2) Connect the ends of resistors R117 and R118. (3) Power on the device. If everything works, the screen should display normal, red, green, and blue test signals. (4) After the self-test is complete, restore the previous settings. Otherwise, the image will not display correctly.
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