This is a documented repair of a Samsung LCD TV that I got for cheap. It was listed as not working, which is why I could get it for a really good price. In the video, I show you how I disassemble the TV as well as how I go along fixing it. This video is not meant to strictly act as a tutorial, but you might still be able to pick up a few ideas here since this particular cause of failure seems to be quite common on Samsung TVs and monitors. Disclaimer - If you attempt to do what I've done in this video, you can only blame yourself if things go wrong. I'm not responsible for any kind of personal injury or material damage as a result of trying to follow what I have done in this video. Neither am I responsible for you catching a cold, losing your job, or getting struck by lightning during a thunderstorm. I can also not be held responsible for any kind of nuclear war starting as a result of you trying to copy what I've done in this video. And I can not be held responsible if a meteor hits our planet earth and wipes out your neighborhood as a result of you trying to execute any kind of procedure that is being done in this video. So in other words, I am simply not responsible for ANYTHING! :)