I guess I will try a new PSU next. Will keep you updated. Thanks.
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Or at or around 180 LEDs in series, for at or around 600V?Originally posted by RJARRRPCGP View PostASRock B550 PG Velocita
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Ok so a little update and thanks to all you guys for all your help but I did indeed fix this one. I replaced the psu and it fired right up. I did bother replacing those 3 main filter caps on the working one even though they look fine, Figured it couldn't hurt. Also found the picture of the original capacitor explosion on the broken psu so you can enjoy that. Thanks for all the help guys on this tv.
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Glad to hear it, a guess on the problem with the original powerboard is maybe a bad backlight driver IC.Comment
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Bing bang boom. Well done.
Gotta make sure you do that flashlight.
And I've never seen a cap do that yet, well a main one anyway. Pretty cool
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