Hi,
My 2007 Samsung 50" has developed the problems of black screen & no sound. After a little research I came upon the problem of rogue capacitors, however, when I removed the back of the TV, no capacitors have blown top or bottom or show any kind of distortion.
The only sign of any spillage from any components is what I can only describe as a sort of white glue that is on some components. It looks though it has been applied during production, I'm sure someone will know if this normal or the cause of my problems.
Other information is that the TV starts on remote, there is one click and then the start up tone comes on. 3 green lights come on behind one of the boards (one of them winking on and off).
The TV stays on for about 15mins and then turns itself off. In that time all the heat sinks on the power board are warm to hot and most are, on the X,Y boards.
I am hoping it is still a capacitor problem but would welcome any ideas or suggestions (apart from using it an expensive door stop!!!)
Finally, I have bought a test unit to test the capacitors, do they have to be removed from the boards to test or can I test them in situ.
Many thanks, I can post photo's if required
Bridgie
My 2007 Samsung 50" has developed the problems of black screen & no sound. After a little research I came upon the problem of rogue capacitors, however, when I removed the back of the TV, no capacitors have blown top or bottom or show any kind of distortion.
The only sign of any spillage from any components is what I can only describe as a sort of white glue that is on some components. It looks though it has been applied during production, I'm sure someone will know if this normal or the cause of my problems.
Other information is that the TV starts on remote, there is one click and then the start up tone comes on. 3 green lights come on behind one of the boards (one of them winking on and off).
The TV stays on for about 15mins and then turns itself off. In that time all the heat sinks on the power board are warm to hot and most are, on the X,Y boards.
I am hoping it is still a capacitor problem but would welcome any ideas or suggestions (apart from using it an expensive door stop!!!)
Finally, I have bought a test unit to test the capacitors, do they have to be removed from the boards to test or can I test them in situ.
Many thanks, I can post photo's if required
Bridgie
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