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  • bell7526
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    • Jan 2011
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    Hitachi P42A202

    I have a Hitachi 42" Plasma with an 1" black bar down the front of the screen. I believe ABUS board that is on the right side when looking at the back. I looked at the board and there is a damaged spot on it. Would replacing this board fix my issue and where could I get the board cheap. I am new to repairing and need help. Thanks.
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