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  • haiertv
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    • Jan 2011
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    Haier plasma 42hp25bat wont power on ( its realy an LG)

    i realy hope that someone can help me figure out whats gone bad.
    I have a Haier 42hp25bat which is LG allover inside. the picture went out but still had sound, i opend the cover and discovered the top fuse next to the 2 caps, blown on the ysus # 6871qyh953a. i replaced the fuse and inspected all the caps which looked all flat and fine. tried to power on and all it does now is click on (no picture) then click off after a few seconds. i dont know which board is gone bad to replace or order. power suply board# 3501q00201 looks good with no visual burns or bulging caps so is the Zsus#6871qzh956a.
    Last edited by haiertv; 02-02-2011, 12:47 PM. Reason: change from general electronics to tv trouble shoot
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    • Dgtech
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      • Apr 2009
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      Re: Haier plasma 42hp25bat wont power on ( its realy an LG)

      I dont know much about plasma's but if a fuse blew, something made it blow. I'd start on that board to try to find my problem.

      Recheck that same fuse. It may have blown again.

      Post a clear picture of that board.
      The strong-minded rise to the challenge of their goals,the weak-minded BECOME HATERS

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