Trying to Save - Samsung UN40MU6300 - No Signs of Life

[lotas]

The photos remain in the archive. The upper capacitor has a power supply of 3.3v (blocking), you can set it to 0.01 -0.1 mF, but you need to know the lower one, since it is gray, it is more likely to be pF....

But your upper capacitor was not blown away by the station, but knocked down, since the remains were left on the seats, before you it (TV) was already repaired or tried to be repaired, it looks like when they installed a clothespin from the programmer (without desoldering the chip itself) to read, write dump , and the capacitors were damaged...

[KYBOSH]

The photos remain in the archive. The upper capacitor has a power supply of 3.3v (blocking), you can set it to 0.01 -0.1 mF, but you need to know the lower one, since it is gray, it is more likely to be pF....

But your upper capacitor was not blown away by the station, but knocked down, since the remains were left on the seats, before you it (TV) was already repaired or tried to be repaired, it looks like when they installed a clothespin from the programmer (without desoldering the chip itself) to read, write dump , and the capacitors were damaged...

You are an absolute genious Sir for figuring this out.
After reading this post i realize that i am indeed im the guilty culprit.
i was using the clothespin connector to read the chip early on. The connector is a cheap one that came with the programmer and it was losing the ability to grip and stay on the chip. The plastic on the end was wearing out so quickly. I struggled may times to get it to attach to the chip in a secure way and be able to read it. In the end i tossed the connector and started removing the chip with hot air. I must have damaged the board messing with the connector. Thise caps are so small i could not have known that i ran the risk of damaging them.

i only have 1206 sized caps on hand at the momentum. I may have to order a book of smalller SMDs for this job. Thank you very much for the assist and guidance with this. Very happy to have learned so much. I will be twice as careful next time!

[KYBOSH]

Im circling back around to this one about to order an assortment book of SMDs to fix my fumbling.
I grab my calipers to verify and frightened to see that I need to order 0402s

I have never dealt with SMDs that small before.... But Im going to give it a shot!
I dont think the pads will accommodate a 0603.