Display and Mainboard Cables for Televisions 

Display cables are essential for enabling video and control signal transmission between key components in modern televisions. These internal connectors allow seamless communication between the mainboard, panel, and display units, supporting high-resolution visuals and accurate on-screen performance.

Common signs of failing display cables include flickering, color distortion, intermittent loss, or total failure. Mainboard cables link the circuit board to components, while panel cables transfer image data to the screen. LCD cables maintain signal flow to displays, and LVDS cables enable high-speed, low-noise data transfer for HD performance.

Display cables use shielded copper wiring to reduce interference. LVDS cables support up to 1 Gbps for stable, synced images, while FPC cables handle high-frequency signals for compact circuits.

At HnK Parts, we offer genuine display cables, including mainboard, panel, LCD, and LVDS cables for top-selling TV brands like LG, Samsung, and Philips. All parts are tested for quality and built to ensure proper performance.

FAQs

How to hide TV cables in panelling?

To hide TV cables in panelling, use cable raceways or channels behind the panels, route cables through wall cavities if possible, and secure them with clips to keep everything neat and out of sight.

Do all LVDS cables work interchangeably?

No, LVDS cables usually have unique pin layouts tailored to the specific LCD panel and single-board computer (SBC) they connect to. Many LVDS cables from Quadrangle Products are custom-designed for particular devices.

What is the difference between an LCD cable and an LVDS cable?

An LCD cable specifically supports liquid crystal displays, while an LVDS cable transmits high-speed, low-noise signals for high-definition displays.

Where can I order an LCD TV cable for my television?

You can order TV LCD cables from specialized parts suppliers like HnK Parts, online marketplaces, or directly from the TV manufacturer’s authorized dealers for guaranteed compatibility.

Why is my cable TV screen black?

A black cable TV screen can result from loose or damaged TV display cables, signal issues, or problems with the cable box—checking connections and resetting devices often helps.

Is it possible to replace a TV display cable myself?

Yes, with the right tools and care, you can replace a TV display cable yourself, but make sure to get a compatible cable and follow proper installation instructions to avoid damage.