Dead pixels
LED package, solder joint, PCB pad, trace, or driver output
Test red, green, blue and identify whether the fault is one pixel, a row, or a column.
Open related guidance →Repair workflow
Start with the visible fault pattern before ordering parts. Each symptom can originate from the LED, PCB, signal chain, scan circuit, power system, configuration, or environment.
LED package, solder joint, PCB pad, trace, or driver output
Test red, green, blue and identify whether the fault is one pixel, a row, or a column.
Open related guidance →Mixed LED bin, calibration, driver current, mask, or aging
Compare solid colors, grayscale, viewing angle, receiving-card calibration and replacement LED batch.
Open related guidance →Receiving card, HUB board, ribbon cable, network cable, configuration, or power
Verify power LEDs, data direction, known-good cables, card mapping, and controller output.
Open related guidance →Power supply, wiring, voltage drop, connector, fuse, or distribution
Measure voltage under load and inspect terminals, polarity, current capacity, and distribution paths.
Open related guidance →Shorted LED, capacitor, IC, solder bridge, damaged multilayer PCB, or moisture
Use current-limited power and resistance comparison. Locate heat safely before replacing components.
Open related guidance →Ingress through masks, connectors, cabinet seals, PCB coating, or drainage
Disconnect power, document corrosion, clean and dry correctly, then test rails before energizing.
Open related guidance →Impact, delamination, trapped moisture, damaged encapsulation, or buried LED failure
Determine resin type and repairability before removing coating or applying heat.
Open related guidance →Send the fault video, module label, PCB photos, voltage readings, controller model, and steps already tested to zhousumin@163.com.
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