LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

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  • x_orange90_x
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    • May 2015
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    #21
    Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

    I checked the fuse. It's showing .28v with the power on. The other fuse on the board stays at 0v.

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    • lotas
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      #22
      Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

      Fuses are checked for resistance with a multimeter; a working fuse should show a short circuit!

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      • x_orange90_x
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        #23
        Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

        When I set it to Ohms it bounced around all over the place. DigiKey's website recommends checking voltage for a fuse that's in-circuit. A working fuse should show 0v.

        Is .28v an indicator that the fuse is bad? Or is that close enough to 0 that it's good?
        Last edited by x_orange90_x; 11-08-2023, 05:21 AM.

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        • lotas
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          #24
          Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

          You need to unplug (de-energize) the TV from the outlet, and then measure the resistance of the fuses.

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          • x_orange90_x
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            #25
            Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

            Originally posted by lotas
            You need to unplug (de-energize) the TV from the outlet, and then measure the resistance of the fuses.
            I will recheck this later. Thanks.

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            • x_orange90_x
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              #26
              Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

              I checked it and I get 1.000 both ways. My meter only has one ohms setting so that's what I used. The other fuse read good.

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              • lotas
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                #27
                Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                As I thought, it was this one that burned down?
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                • x_orange90_x
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                  #28
                  Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                  Originally posted by lotas
                  As I thought, it was this one that burned down?
                  Yep. The one with the red stripe. Question though, do 125v and 250v fuses have to be checked differently? I checked another suspected good 250v fuse and it also read 1.000, but when I checked a 125v it tested good. Meter is set to AC and Ohms (the only seeing I have).

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                  • lotas
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                    #29
                    Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                    Any serviceable, working fuse should show 0 Om on the multimeter; a faulty, non-working fuse will not show anything.

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                    • x_orange90_x
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                      #30
                      Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                      Originally posted by lotas
                      Any serviceable, working fuse should show 0 Om on the multimeter; a faulty, non-working fuse will not show anything.
                      So the first thing I should do now is replace that fuse and see what happens? All I have on hand is the one I tested that was the correct fuse but also showed 1.000, and a couple 7.5A 250v. Would it not be a good idea to replace a 5A with a 7.5A?

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                      • lotas
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                        #31
                        Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                        At this point, this is not the best option, since mosfets and diodes have not been tested, it is better to use a 100W incandescent lamp instead of a fuse for testing; if the power supply works, then install a regular 5A fuse.

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                        • x_orange90_x
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                          #32
                          Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                          Originally posted by lotas
                          At this point, this is not the best option, since mosfets and diodes have not been tested, it is better to use a 100W incandescent lamp instead of a fuse for testing; if the power supply works, then install a regular 5A fuse.
                          I've heard of the light bulb thing but I've never done it. How would I connect it in place of the fuse? Incandescent bulbs were banned in the US a few months ago. I may have a 100w, or possible a 3 way. Otherwise I think all i have is 60w.

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                          • lotas
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                            #33
                            Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                            Solder a lamp socket with two wires into the place of the fuse or solder it on top to the ends, try at 60w, if not at 100w.

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                            • x_orange90_x
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                              #34
                              Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                              Ok. When I plug it in the bulb shouldn't light if the circuit is closed (no bad components), correct? Lights up = bad?

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                              • lotas
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                                #35
                                Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                                Yes, it should not burn; when turned on, it should flare up a little and go out.

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                                • x_orange90_x
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                                  #36
                                  Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                                  Does it matter which wire goes where in regards to positive and negative?

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                                  • vinceroger69
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                                    #37
                                    Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                                    Originally posted by x_orange90_x
                                    Does it matter which wire goes where in regards to positive and negative?
                                    no does not matter

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                                    • lotas
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                                      #38
                                      Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                                      The fuse does not have a positive or negative terminal, and neither does the lamp!

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                                      • x_orange90_x
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                                        #39
                                        Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                                        I did not think so. I'll tackle this tonight and report back my findings. Thanks a lot for the help!

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                                        • x_orange90_x
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                                          #40
                                          Re: LG 55UH7650-UA needs a capacitor!

                                          Results are in... The bulb stays lit ��

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