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  • paul400
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    • Mar 2013
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    • united states
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    Sanyo dp46848

    trying to save this lcd. here are some pics of the burnt parts in the power supply I have replaced. i dont have any experence working on lcd's but plenty working and repairing arcade monitors. if someone could walk me through troubleshooting this, that would be great.
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