This is my first question on these forums although I have done hours of research.
I bought this plasma TV on craigslist for $50. The owner said it was hard to turn on and he didn't know what was wrong with it. I figured I would take a stab at repairing it. I did a lot of research and found that there are a few bad capacitors on the power boards of this model, and Samsung actually did a recall.
I brought it home and plugged it in and it does nothing. No red standby light, no clicking, nothing. This isn't really consistent with the problems addressed in that recall. I ordered a new power board for it anyways, thinking that must be the source of the problem. It was used but supposedly tested and functional. I replaced it and still nothing.
I checked the three fuses on the power board, and two glass fuses on two other boards and they all show continuity.
It gets 110V AC at start of the power supply, and I see a higher DC voltage at some of the other power supply fuses.
Here is an overview of the layout:
Any ideas would help, or even some troubleshooting steps. Thanks!
Steve
I bought this plasma TV on craigslist for $50. The owner said it was hard to turn on and he didn't know what was wrong with it. I figured I would take a stab at repairing it. I did a lot of research and found that there are a few bad capacitors on the power boards of this model, and Samsung actually did a recall.
I brought it home and plugged it in and it does nothing. No red standby light, no clicking, nothing. This isn't really consistent with the problems addressed in that recall. I ordered a new power board for it anyways, thinking that must be the source of the problem. It was used but supposedly tested and functional. I replaced it and still nothing.
I checked the three fuses on the power board, and two glass fuses on two other boards and they all show continuity.
It gets 110V AC at start of the power supply, and I see a higher DC voltage at some of the other power supply fuses.
Here is an overview of the layout:
Any ideas would help, or even some troubleshooting steps. Thanks!
Steve
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