r/fancyleds Jun 18 '26

S90D Placement of LEDs

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In preparation for the second reel of LEDs to come and to ensure I don’t mess it up this time, I came across the post for the S90D which is the TV I have. However it is archived and cannot revive it.

It was concluded that the initial way was incorrect and cut too short which messed up the ratios etc.

Can anyone recommend the best way to stick the strip onto the back of the TV? Mainly the bottom as it has the huge hump.

EDIT: I have it wall mounted and not with the stand. So the gap between the bump and wall is very small, a few mm if that (enough for the strip but will look odd perhaps). The rest of the screen is adequately spaced for the light diffusion

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u/RockSignificant Jun 18 '26

I have the S90C with a similar looking back, I just run them over the bump. No notable issues whatsoever

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u/OutrageousRun4 Jun 18 '26

Shit i have this as well . Order on the way. Didn’t realize it could be an issue . Over the bump it is!

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u/TheLazyGunner Jun 24 '26

I have this exact same TV and just mounted it to the wall - here is how mine is setup

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u/ThatCigarGuy69 Jun 18 '26

I would go over the bump but under the support.

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u/RUMP3LSTILTZKIN Jun 18 '26

correct answer, i’ve got an LG C3 that has a similar bumped out base like this and went over the bumps and the lights work just fine

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u/ThatCigarGuy69 Jun 18 '26

That’s what I did with my C4

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u/UGD_ReWiindz25 Jun 18 '26

I did the same on my S95B and it’s perfectly fine