I recently replaced the caps in my TV. Model and power supply part number is in title. I wanted to upload the info in case it will help others. Example, TV works but sort of iffy and don't want to disassemble or caps blew up beyond recognition. If one gets confused as to polarity, this should help too. The caps are about gone but still in one piece, just expanding a bit.
With those images, anyone who can drive a soldering iron should be able to make repairs, even if the caps went to dust.
I have other pics of other boards for this TV if someone needs them. They are not close up like pics of the caps but they good overall pics. If one asks nicely, I might could be talked into taking TV off the wall, removing the back and taking more detailed pics.
Hope this helps someone else. If it does, please post. Let me know it helped.
Edit: It seems I can't include pics. Attaching them instead.
With those images, anyone who can drive a soldering iron should be able to make repairs, even if the caps went to dust.
I have other pics of other boards for this TV if someone needs them. They are not close up like pics of the caps but they good overall pics. If one asks nicely, I might could be talked into taking TV off the wall, removing the back and taking more detailed pics.
Hope this helps someone else. If it does, please post. Let me know it helped.
Edit: It seems I can't include pics. Attaching them instead.
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