Need help. Samsung 75" TV has an issue with the power supply board. I found a shorted mosfet & blown fuse. I replaced both but the mosfet blew up. I suspect that the PFC driver IC is bad but not sure how to go about checking it with a MM.
How to check PFC IC UCC 28063 for possible short
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