Hi all,
Had a Samsung LED TV come in with a faulty T-con board(Sound but no picture). Traced it back to a blown 125v 3A fuse and a faulty ceramic cap. The fuse was easy to replace, the cap not so much. The faulty cap was in parallel with another. My meter reads 108.8uF on the good cap that's in parallel. What do you think the voltage would be on the ceramic cap? 16v?
It blew with the 125v fuse as well so could it be higher?
With the fuse replaced and the cap removed the tv displays picture.
Should I measure the voltage on the good cap with the tv on to get an idea what the voltage might be?
Is it worth worrying about at all?
Regards
Pete
Had a Samsung LED TV come in with a faulty T-con board(Sound but no picture). Traced it back to a blown 125v 3A fuse and a faulty ceramic cap. The fuse was easy to replace, the cap not so much. The faulty cap was in parallel with another. My meter reads 108.8uF on the good cap that's in parallel. What do you think the voltage would be on the ceramic cap? 16v?
It blew with the 125v fuse as well so could it be higher?
With the fuse replaced and the cap removed the tv displays picture.
Should I measure the voltage on the good cap with the tv on to get an idea what the voltage might be?
Is it worth worrying about at all?
Regards
Pete
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