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  • williamg
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    • Jul 2008
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    Need help identifing 2 caps LG 32LC2D-UE

    Need help identifing 2 caps in a MODEL# LG 32LC29-UE
    MODEL PSU 6709900016C power board
    I had to move this past winter and was in the middle of fixing a 32" LG LCD tv
    and had some of the caps removed for test and replacement.
    Now i noticed that my fsm does not have them on the parts list.
    I need the specs for C211 & C238, if anyone has this power board around and can take a look and post for me that would be great, thanks wm g silver springs fl 34488
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    • williamg
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      • Jul 2008
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      CORRECTION Need help identifing 2 caps LG 32LC2D-UE

      LG 32LC2D-UE is the model # in my first post i mistyped LG 32LC29-UE
      THE COMPLETE MODEL # IS A 32LC2D-UE.AUSULJM

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        • williamg
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          • Jul 2008
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          Re: Need help identifing 2 caps LG 32LC2D-UE

          c211 470Mf/10v, c238 the same 470Mf/10v. Thank you.
          HDtvparts
          There was i guy on ebay that was nice enough to give me the info.
          Thanks.

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            • PlainBill
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              • Feb 2009
              • 7034
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              Re: Need help identifing 2 caps LG 32LC2D-UE

              Originally posted by williamg
              c211 470Mf/10v, c238 the same 470Mf/10v. Thank you.
              HDtvparts
              There was i guy on ebay that was nice enough to give me the info.
              Thanks.
              Glad we could be of help.

              PlainBill
              For a number of reasons, both health and personal, I will no longer be active on this board. Any PMs asking for assistance will be ignored.

              Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic.

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