Hello everyone!
Newbie here. My LG 42PG25 Plasma TV conked out on me this last night so I spent a few hours doing research until midnight. The blue power light comes on in front, it flashes for 15 seconds, then stays lit but with no audio or video. Normally it would only take 5-7 seconds before the picture came on. There is a light buzzing sound on the left side of the TV looking from the back.
My quick research suggests it might be a capacitor problem and low and behold I found a Samwha WB 3300uf 10V capacitor blown with a swollen top complete with burnt mark. I forgot to take a picture but think it might be C305 on the EAY58665401 (PSPU-J807A) power board.
I've read a lot of information on this site about poor quality Samwha WB capacitors and bad 2005-2011 LG TVs, but I could not find out what is a good replacement for this capacitor. Does anyone have suggestions?
I'm the type of person who needs to know why things happen and am doing this as a hobby. My wife says go buy a new TV.
Any input would be much appreciated.
B.
Newbie here. My LG 42PG25 Plasma TV conked out on me this last night so I spent a few hours doing research until midnight. The blue power light comes on in front, it flashes for 15 seconds, then stays lit but with no audio or video. Normally it would only take 5-7 seconds before the picture came on. There is a light buzzing sound on the left side of the TV looking from the back.
My quick research suggests it might be a capacitor problem and low and behold I found a Samwha WB 3300uf 10V capacitor blown with a swollen top complete with burnt mark. I forgot to take a picture but think it might be C305 on the EAY58665401 (PSPU-J807A) power board.
I've read a lot of information on this site about poor quality Samwha WB capacitors and bad 2005-2011 LG TVs, but I could not find out what is a good replacement for this capacitor. Does anyone have suggestions?
I'm the type of person who needs to know why things happen and am doing this as a hobby. My wife says go buy a new TV.
Any input would be much appreciated.
B.
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