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  • Mladen Zutinic
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    • Jan 2025
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    Grunding 40 vle6422 bl

    I have problem with this tv and i try to fix it.Psu is dps-120ap-2. I dont have any voltages on outpoot jack no stand by.Cant find shorts.Can someone please can help me to fix this.Replacment are rare and to expensive.
  • Mladen Zutinic
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    • Jan 2025
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