Changing out the rest of those electrolytic caps is easy and might just solve it but you may have already fixed the powerboard with the work you have done.
Samsung TV UN75NU7100/Power Board BN44-00874C
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I just realized that video I posted was with the MB disconnected. This link here is with all boards connected.
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I literally just picked up this exact tv well I have the 710d model that has a TCON and it is flashing the LEDs on and off. Same PSU. Doing some testing but I'll get back when I figure some stuff out.
As a note all my LEDs test good and when I turn it on the LEDs flash on and off and relay repeatedly clicks.
I can't get voltages at the LEDs from the PSU. Looking like it's something with PSU, I'll do some testing over next couple days
As an additional note, no mosfets were blown on this board. The original owner said it flashed on and off. The picture shows up and flashes on and off. So I at least have pictureLast edited by EazyBone; 05-15-2025, 02:49 PM.Comment
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by ohrenI hope this is the right forum to post in despite not technically being a repair, but still a question of swapping boards.
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by NicktronicHey everyone,
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Initially, I suspected an issue with the PSU, so I took it to a repair center. They tested it and confirmed that the PSU works perfectly, even on other TVs. Based on that, I started investigating the main board.
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