Photo credits

Board Level borrows its photographs from Wikimedia Commons, where each one is either public domain or under a free licence. The caption under a photo names its author; the table below collects all of them in one place, licence first.

Workshop notes on the images: every photo was cropped to 3:2, shrunk and saved as WebP, and that is all, with one exception: the T-con board was lifted off its white studio backdrop and placed on our dark grid. A picture shows a kind of board or tool, never the exact part a guide is talking about. Anyone visible in a shot is unconnected to Board Level and to the repair in question. Brand names printed on the hardware belong to the manufacturers; seeing them here does not mean any link with Board Level, and we vouch for no product, brand or seller.

LicenceWhat the photo showsAuthorOriginal fileUsed on
CC BY-SA 4.0Inside a 42-inch LED TV with the rear panel removedRaimond SpekkingWikimedia Commonshome page
CC BY-SA 4.0Inside a 40-inch LED TV with the back cover removedRaimond SpekkingWikimedia Commonsidentifying the boards
CC0A digital multimeter in its caseRetired electricianWikimedia Commonssymptoms and the likely board
Public domainThree LED torchesHarry20 (German Wikipedia)Wikimedia Commonsthe flashlight test
Public domainAn antistatic wrist strapMKFIWikimedia Commonssafety and ESD
CC0A burnt high-voltage capacitor on an LCD TV's adapter and inverter boardCmuelle8Wikimedia Commonspower supply board
CC BY-SA 4.0The main board of a 26-inch LCD TVRaimond SpekkingWikimedia Commonsmain board
CC BY-SA 4.0The T-con board of a 42-inch LED TVRaimond SpekkingWikimedia CommonsT-con board
CC BY-SA 3.0A direct-lit LED backlight with the LCD cells removedRobertKuhlmannWikimedia CommonsLED backlight strips
CC BY 2.0A sustain board inside a plasma TVDave Jones (from Flickr)Wikimedia Commonsplasma TV boards
CC BY-SA 4.0A TV power supply board with its part-number stickerRaimond SpekkingWikimedia Commonsreading part numbers
CC BY-SA 4.0A 40-inch LED TV's power supply board, solder sideRaimond SpekkingWikimedia Commonsfinding a compatible board and identifying the boards
CC BY 2.0An electronics and television recycling drop-off siteMontgomery County, Maryland, Division of Solid Waste ServicesWikimedia Commonsrepair or replace
CC0A living room with a flat-screen TV against a brick wallJustin Schüler (Unsplash)Wikimedia Commonsmoving with a flat-screen TV, home page
CC BY-SA 2.0An electronics workbench with multimeters and an oscilloscopeJames BastowWikimedia Commonsmultimeter basics
Public domain (released by the author)Flat-screen TVs on display in a shopMilfordWikimedia Commonsbuying a used TV

Reusing one of the CC BY-SA photos? Then your version must carry the same licence and name the author shown in the table.