I got this broken ~ 1.5 yr old LG set 32lb9d and the fuse was blown, i did some basic testing and both sides of the main filter cap were shorted / 0 resistance so i figured it was shorted, but went ahead and put a small jumper in place of the fuse. After pluging in the board there was a big flash around the main tranformer and some good smelly smoke. I didnt see any actual damage to any components till i flipped the board over and found a tiny SMT transistor had blown. The transformer also looks a little imperfect so the transformer might be shorted. What should i test? Or should i just see if the short is gone now that the transistor blew.
This power supply board (made specificaly by / for LG) is soldered worse then anything ive ever seen, every joint is covered in resin ... There are 3 capacitor kits available for this board (this set has only been on the market for about a year and uses a lot of samxon and samyoung caps, but seems crazy that people would be replacing them that fast), but i dont think caps on the secondary could case a short on the primary.
Last 2 pics have the damaged transistor, and the area that the flash came from when i powered it up.
This power supply board (made specificaly by / for LG) is soldered worse then anything ive ever seen, every joint is covered in resin ... There are 3 capacitor kits available for this board (this set has only been on the market for about a year and uses a lot of samxon and samyoung caps, but seems crazy that people would be replacing them that fast), but i dont think caps on the secondary could case a short on the primary.
Last 2 pics have the damaged transistor, and the area that the flash came from when i powered it up.
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