Hello all! This time I have a Emerson LC320EM2 that is dead with no light or any sign of power. I read through a couple other threads here on this model and it seems my tv is a little different. The fuse is good and I visually checked over the caps or anything that might have gotten hot. I also tested the diodes on the hot side and came out good. I did see that they make a power board repair kit for $25 and was wondering if I should just get that but according to another thread on this TV it did not help out the other guy. Does anybody have an opinion on this??
Emerson LC320EM2 Dead
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Re: Emerson LC320EM2 Dead
Well I just removed the board to have a look at the underside and it looks like someone was in there I'm guessing to put that kit in and had way too hot an iron and just destroyed the traces on the board so looks like I need another board now. -
Re: Emerson LC320EM2 Dead
I hate to revive an old thread but since this post I have done about 8 of these TV's and just get a kit and it has always fixed the tv until now. After installing the kit still no power but now high pitch squeal. Just wondering if anybody has a quick answer without going into major diagnostics?Comment
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Re: Emerson LC320EM2 Dead
Question is what components did you replace?
Did you force the PSU on without the main board?
Here is what I did to mine: https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...hlight=emersonLast edited by CapLeaker; 07-11-2016, 05:25 PM.Comment
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