Grundig / Beko LCD TV power supply problem

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  • senndogg
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Dec 2011
    • 383
    • Albania
    #21
    Re: Grundig / Beko LCD TV power supply problem

    wait a minute, just realized the IRFs630 has a 200V drain-source. are we sure it wont go into flames?

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      • Khron
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        • Sep 2006
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        • Finland
        #22
        Re: Grundig / Beko LCD TV power supply problem

        Actually, that WILL go up in flames. You'll need something with 550-600Vds, and similar current capacity with the original.
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