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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
yeah removed shield
then covered all board apart from where the shield sits
applied flux allowing some to run behind the chips
then was in over ( pre heated ) for 15 min
strange this was tho i put it back in while it was still very warm - but it didnt come on it did the same thing
i have now put shield back on and tried again still the same cycle
now the hair dryer took longer but it seemed to come on again when i pointed it lower ( just below the shield )Comment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
Maybe it's not the processor - where are you pointing heat at?Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
the metal looking caps can they fail ?Comment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
its hard to tell as alot of things get heated up at once but just below the shieldComment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
Yes, they are electrolytics and can fail in the same way as regular electrolytics on a power board (nothing different about them except the case.)Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
when I last done it i let the flux run everywhere in that area, but my fault was not as bad as this as it would restart after 2-3 hours of use, whereas yours is instant.
i've had one previously too that couldn't be repaired, still sitting in my cupboard, probably a new board is neededComment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
can you circle for me in my pic ?Attached FilesComment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
when i get it going it then stays on and the heat shield gets very hot as the processor is running
but if i turn it off i cant get it back on again so something is cooling down - ( but the processor makes its own heat and in fact gets hotter )
it just went off again and i tried heating towards the bottom right just to the left of the turner and it seemed to come on quickerComment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
in this general area,
heres the thread that i couldn't repair
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...t=26803&page=2
and the one i did repair https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=34252
all BD models
Attached FilesLast edited by anotherdude; 01-23-2014, 06:32 AM.Comment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
yeah in that general area - nothing to lose baking again but this time let more of the board get the heat, i dont think the prob is under the shield has something to do around the shield as they are the bits that cool down again.
If i found a board for £15 i would get it but iv seen that some have gone for like £50 and thats way too muchComment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
went off again and tried heating the caps near the power connector - no change
then when i heated the caps around the turner it came on so im slowly narrowing it down
so tom66 the electrolytics can be replaced ? can i just get them from maplin ?Comment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
You can buy those capacitors from CPC with free next-day delivery on ANY order... Maplin caps are terrible!! Take a pic or highlight each suspect cap.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
when i apply heat in this general area the tv works until they cool - so is there anything there that stands out that i can replace - or am i wasting my timeAttached FilesComment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
Try narrowing heat down to just those 1000uF 10V caps - check voltage across them while working and while faulty.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
tom with these type of caps can they be replaced with ordinary leaded ones room permitting.Comment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
Yes.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
You may want to check the back of the board as well.Comment
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Re: Samsung LE32M87BD - stuck in standby - blinking LED
ok re bake still the same not much i can do apart from change a few caps only a few £ gamble so going to give that a try
my question is some read 100 16J - so i take it they are 100uf and 16v
but others says 100 16F so are they the same just a different size ?Comment
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