fingers crossed there is no other damage. the chap said he had a sparky round his house the week b4 sorting his house electrics out, then a week later he had a power cut because of the weather and the set never turned back on, fingers crossed there is no other damage
ok so i have changed filter no joy, i must have tested something wrong somewhere or has blown old filter and something else. i have not had chance to test it properly yet. i did test the rocker switch and it tested ok but on closer inspection it looks a bit melted.
when i plug the power cord in i can hear what sounds like a relay click from the area pictured and shorting sound if i can use that term
Nothing from any of them. So probably need to pull off diodes and check em !!
No.
Obviously the NCP1200 (8-PIN IC) is not oscillating.
From cathode of D103 to heatsink, do you read high voltage DC?
If not what do you read from the leftmost pin to the rightmost pin of the bridge rectifier BD101?
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