What component is this that burnt?

[m3at]

Smelled some electrical fire smell from monitor. A few days later monitor would start to flicker and lose power and turn off. Turn on monitor and saw some part shooting electrical arcs. Evens though the monitor still works, I opened it up. The part looks pretty fried. Can anyone help me identify the part that is burnt?
And what do I replace it with.

[selldoor]

Re: What component is this that burnt?

what is the board number ? machine make/model?
Is there a board description Cxxx D xxx Rxxx

cant quite read the bar code what is the number in the box begins
PLL******1D and has a tick beside it

[m3at]

Re: What component is this that burnt?

Sorry, it is : lg m276d-pm. Are the blue things capacitors?

[selldoor]

Re: What component is this that burnt?

Yes how odd - thought this was going to be the same board - anyway see if your board has the same cap in the same position at the other side.

[selldoor]

Re: What component is this that burnt?

Yes how odd - thought this was going to be the same board - anyway see if your board has the same cap in the same position at the other side.


Edit El Stupido it is the same but the other way up so the toast is the one marked same and the good one Toast

[m3at]

Re: What component is this that burnt?

Anyone know the specs for those ceramic capacitors? I've never replaced those kinds. Just the typical electrolyte ones.

[selldoor]

Re: What component is this that burnt?

They are all different , but usually have some numbers on, have a good look at the one in the position marked toast - may need a magnifier but not usually.

[ben7]

Re: What component is this that burnt?

Probably like 10nF - 47nF, high voltage (>= 1kV) ceramic epoxy coated capacitors.

[momaka]

Re: What component is this that burnt?

Read the marks on C414 or the other blue caps of the same size. The marks on the burnt caps were most likely the same. As ben7 said, probably a few nF rated for 3 kV or higher (so far 3 kV for those caps is what i have seen regularly in monitors).