60 Pin Strip Connector Set of 2 for T-Con Board – TV LCD Repair Parts India

Looking for 60 pin strip connectors for T-Con board repair? This set of 2 precision 60-pin ribbon cable connectors is the most common repair part for TV LCD panel faults caused by damaged or loose T-Con board connectors.

What Are T-Con Board 60 Pin Connectors?

The T-Con (Timing Control) board is a PCB inside LCD and LED TVs that drives the LCD panel. It connects to the LCD panel via two flat ribbon cable (FRC) connectors — typically 60-pin or 120-pin. When these connectors fail, the TV shows symptoms like half-screen black, vertical lines, inverted colours, or complete blank screen.

Common Symptoms of Failed 60 Pin Connectors

• Left half or right half of TV screen is black
• Vertical lines across the screen
• Image appears only in top or bottom half of screen
• Random colour inversion or abnormal colour patches
• Screen flickers or goes blank intermittently

Compatible TV Brands

60-pin T-Con strip connectors are compatible with LCD and LED TVs from Samsung, LG, Sony, Philips, Panasonic, Videocon, Intex, Micromax, and most other brands using standard 60-pin T-Con interface.

Key Features

• Set of 2 — 60 pin strip connectors for T-Con board
• Universal fit — compatible with most LCD and LED TV T-Con boards
• Precision pitch — correct pin spacing for reliable connection
• Gold-plated contacts — corrosion-resistant for stable signal

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FAQ

Q: How do I know if my TV needs a 60-pin or 120-pin connector?
Open the TV back panel and count the pins on the ribbon cable connectors on the T-Con board. WhatsApp us a photo for free identification assistance.

Q: Is this a DIY repair or does it need a technician?
Replacing T-Con connectors requires soldering skills. It is recommended for experienced TV repair technicians or electronics hobbyists familiar with PCB work.