Hello all, I wish I had found this community about a year ago!
Model: Samsung SyncMaster 2493HM
Power board: BN44-00195A
Main board: BN41-00962A
Description: Power button blue LED flashing non-stop when power plug connected. There is no change when the button is pressed and to clarify the screen does not power on at all. Visually I do not see anything other then the browning glue. I did notice a metallic burning smell but it seems to be coming from a heat sink more then anything.
Background: I swapped out the original power board with an eBay seller about a year or so ago. That being said, I decided to pull the controller board to visually inspect it as it may be the cause of power board failures or the failure itself this time. The controller board has a rattle sound, if I had to explain it a bb in a small can.
Additional Notes: I have a multimeter if need be and am willing to take any additional photographs if necessary.
While I'm technically inclined I am not an engineer and/or have no repaired surface mount components like many of you. I am willing to try though so thank you in advance for any time you contribute!
Model: Samsung SyncMaster 2493HM
Power board: BN44-00195A
Main board: BN41-00962A
Description: Power button blue LED flashing non-stop when power plug connected. There is no change when the button is pressed and to clarify the screen does not power on at all. Visually I do not see anything other then the browning glue. I did notice a metallic burning smell but it seems to be coming from a heat sink more then anything.
Background: I swapped out the original power board with an eBay seller about a year or so ago. That being said, I decided to pull the controller board to visually inspect it as it may be the cause of power board failures or the failure itself this time. The controller board has a rattle sound, if I had to explain it a bb in a small can.
Additional Notes: I have a multimeter if need be and am willing to take any additional photographs if necessary.
While I'm technically inclined I am not an engineer and/or have no repaired surface mount components like many of you. I am willing to try though so thank you in advance for any time you contribute!

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