What is a y sus
What does the y sus board do in a plasma TV. My TV has vertical lines and no real picture. Do I need to replace that?
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Re: What is a y sus
See Coppell TV BlogOriginally posted by handyman View Post
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Re: What is a y sus
Coppell tv repair. Go there. They offer great advice. and they don't charge you for that. This is rare in business today. I read their advice on the the YDRVboards and it is accurate. I've tested and replaced 2 of them on my 50" plasma, Fixed my problem for the cost of the boards andmailing. ($37 each board.) I first replaced the bottom board, then the top went bad about 1 week later. i replaced it and BINGO! it has been working good for a couple months now. I only now heard about their blog. I am impressed. Straight advice.Comment
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Re: What is a y sus
Vertical lines has nothing do with the YSUS. This is either LVDS cable, logic board, the mainboard or worse, panel.
Cheers, WizardComment
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Re: What is a y sus
A related question, what is a Z-sus?My first choice in quality Japanese electrolytics is Nippon Chemi-Con, which has been in business since 1931... the quality of electronics is dependent on the quality of the electrolytics.Comment
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Re: What is a y sus
This is, of course, incorrect statement as the following article and, specifically, the picture in it proves:Originally posted by Wizard View Post
http://blog.coppelltvrepair.com/2010...-lines-in.html
A shorted cap or resistor at the YSUS power output line would result EXACTLY in a vertical line as I have witnessed a few times; a shorted buffer would have the exact same effect.
Granted, a shorted buffer is a whole lot more common than a shorted capacitor at the YSUS output...and yet I've seen that too and it is simply incorrect to say that vertical lines can't be caused by YSUS.
It is unlikely yet certainly not impossible.
Thanks to everyone for the kind words!Comment
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