Samsung TV WHITE SPOTS - DIY Backlight Repair of Fallen Lenses

Does your TV screen display bright white halo spots? This problem may be due to failed glue on the backlight lens bulbs, sometimes called reflector or diffuser lens bulbs (there may be other troubleshoot solutions to your problem). If you carefully tilt your TV from side to side and hear parts sliding around inside, this could be the fallen lenses. The weakened glue can result from long term usage under high heat and or humidity.

CAUTION: I AM NOT A PROFESSIONAL but this video is a complete walk-through on how I disassembled, re-glued the fallen lenses, and reassembled a "Samsung Series 6 (6300-6350) LED 65 inch television." Only attempt this DIY repair if you are willing to sacrifice losing your TV; meaning, you're willing to buy a new one if this approach doesn't work and or you destroy your TV in the process. Other than re-gluing the fallen lenses, there's a more advanced option of fixing the problem if you know your TV model details by replacing the entire backlight strips. You can try ordering backlight replacement strips from various electronic stores, shopjimmy.com, Amazon.com, Alibaba.com, or tvpartstoday.com. I AM NOT ASSOCIATED with any of these businesses but I too was looking for alternative solutions. I hope my video provides you some insight on how to possibly solve your problem, good luck.

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