My TV went out. Will turn on, no picture, blue light just blinks. Buffer board has a burned IC. Have 2 blown caps on the power supply. Disconnected the other buffer board and tv powers on and displays half a screen. Was wondering if anyone has replaced just the burned IC? I can get one on ebay for around $20. A used buffer board is $80.
Hitachi P50H401
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Re: Hitachi P50H401
There should be 2 little ceramic capacitors parallel to each other next to each IC if I remember correctly. Measure across one for resistance and see if it is shorted, if it is than the IC next to it will be bad. The ICs for this was relatively expensive so I ended up sending it in for repairs from someone on ebay.Comment
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I will have to check them. So if the tv turns on and displays half the screen with one buffer plugged in, does that mean the other boards are ok? I was wondering if I could use a heat gun and a solder iron and replace myself. Then I guess silicon around the chip.Comment
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