00:00Are we going to adapt these two strips of law to this television, or will these work? These are the original ones.
00:06We're going to change them, even though they're different; we're going to make that adaptation. These are the damaged ones.
00:13But we noticed that where the holes are for the screws that hold the strips in place
00:19The originals have a small crown on each screw; that little crown prevents it from moving towards
00:26Up above they are preventing or hindering the strips we are going to install because they are not the same
00:32fall into their own then prevent the strips from lying completely flat on the surface of the
00:40So, let's take some tools. In this case, I'm going to take this primer with this...
00:46First, we're going to take one of the ends that we can trim or lower, which is the crown.
00:54where
00:55There are holes that support the law strips
01:14and there they lie completely flat on the surface of the base without obstruction, then we're going to take the
01:23cables or the end of the cables that power the lights and we're going to solder what this is, we're going
01:29to
01:29solder to the positive terminal of one of the ground strips, then to the positive terminal.
01:35white we're going to
01:36We'll solder it to the negative terminal of the other strip, then we'll make a bridge between the positive and negative terminals.
01:44Both strips will then end up like this. Look, we already soldered this side to the positive terminal. Observe, look.
01:52which is marked positive and this side on the negative, the white wire on the negative after this positive
02:01We create a bridge on this negative and it will look like that, and that's how we adapt these strips to it.
02:07this
02:07Although the televisions are different, they consume the same amount of power; it's a 32-inch television, we see there.
02:13The fit, the filter, and we have the panel, the screen. Until next time.
