what could have caused this?? burnt connector

[shepp]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

Silvablue2011 did you sort it?

[shepp]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

i think i got the connector from Ebay, and the caps you can get them anywhere (ebay, rs, farnell, etc) but id stick to getting panasonic ones as these are good ones (in my opinion)

these might be them...but check the pitch is right first......or search for similar and see what ya can find

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Molex-KK-6...item19df5caa65

^^^ pitch is 2.54 on these cant remember what they were on the board

[Alastair E]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

Hi i have had the same problem, what is the cableing and parts called that i need, and do you know where i can get them please.

Ive seen a number of sets with burned out plugs/sockets like the O/P....

I wouldnt trust a new crimped on connector--preferring to solder the cable direct to the PCB pads on the board itself...
--This reduces the possibility of a burn-up happening in the future....

[Alastair E]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

I wonder--Are the 20-40" Tosh, JVC, Hitachi, Sanyo etc, in the USA just re-badged Crap Vestel sets too?

Or do they in the USA escape the hideous crud that is VESTEL!

[silvablue2011]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

Hi i have had the same problem, what is the cableing and parts called that i need, and do you know where i can get them please.

[shepp]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

ok thanks

[selldoor]

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@Shepp - case of double posting here - main thread is now at
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=21668.

[shepp]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

did you replace all the caps? or just the swollen ones? (in the same area)

and check youve plugged all the cables back in to the right places and not forgot any

[retiredcaps]

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Im getting the correct 24v + 12 v readings on my multimeter from the inverters, but still no power or stanby light at all now ?

1) Post clear focused top down pictures of all your boards following my sig file below exactly. We want the picture compositions like so

https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showpo...94&postcount=1

2) No power led light suggest something is wrong on the main board. Test your voltage regulators and compare them to their respective datasheets to make sure they are within spec.

[dargo40]

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Hi I have the same tv AO42ZID with power board FSP312-2MO1, I had coloured stripes flashing on my screen every time I turned the tv on for a few weeks, then eventually it just stayed on standby, flashing. I repaired the blown and swollen caps and replaced the T-5 amp fuse on the power board, there appears to be power goin thru the board. Im getting the correct 24v + 12 v readings on my multimeter from the inverters, but still no power or stanby light at all now ? Any one help I don't fancy giving up on it yet lol

[tom66]

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Stay away from ~32-40" Toshibas - they are just rebranded Vestel sets! (Absolutely rubbish!)

[Scenic]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

A type of LCD panel.

IPS panels have very good color accuracy, viewing angles and a relatively fast response time (almost no ghosting), but consume a lot of power.

TN is uncommon in LCD TVs (shitty viewing angles and color), but VERY common on cheap LCD monitors (due to their very fast response time and cheap price).
There are some noname/cheapo LCD TVs (22" and below) which use TN panels, and it's very easy to tell because the image goes all wonky (inverted colors etc.) if you look at the screen at an angle (from the top or the sides).

MVA/PVA is common on LCD TVs as their viewing angles and color accuracy are pretty good, but they have relatively slow response times, which makes them rather uncommon in LCD monitors (not suited for fast-paced games ; ghosting).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin_fi..._display#Types

[shepp]

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whats IPS?

[mockingbird]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

I saw Panasonic "IPS" LCD panels this week in an ad... Has this been around for a while, or is this something new (Not IPS in general, but IPS in a 42"+ set)?

Safe bets are Panasonic, Toshiba (I wasn't sure at the begining, but they do use Japanese caps in their sets) and Sharp (Quattro is overpriced and actually not a good thing). Stay away from LG and Samsung and other Korean stuff.

[shepp]

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Walmart now owns Asda. That would explain a lot... Just cheap crap rebadged.

thats another brand on the not to buy list

if you guys were buying a brand new tv from a shop what brand is the best for picture and most reliable?

[tom66]

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"Onn" in USA appears to be a Walmart brand.

Walmart now owns Asda. That would explain a lot... Just cheap crap rebadged.

[RJARRRPCGP]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

Its an onn AO42ZID

"Onn" in USA appears to be a Walmart brand.

[tom66]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

Its an onn AO42ZID

Well, I suppose you can't expect much from Asda own brand!

[shepp]

Re: what could have caused this?? burnt connector

What's the manufacturer? Seems like that wouldn't pass any safety legislation in the UK. Serious risk of that starting a fire. And melted plastic fumes ain't healthy.

Its an onn AO42ZID

[tom66]

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this one was a repair for someone my mrs knows

What's the manufacturer? Seems like that wouldn't pass any safety legislation in the UK. Serious risk of that starting a fire. And melted plastic fumes ain't healthy.