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  • GR3Y5H3ART
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    • Jan 2011
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    Vizio GV42L - bought new power need help using multimeter to test voltage reg

    sorry for making new thread, other one didn't have make and model

    replaced the Power Board w/one working on eBay, VIZIO logo turns orange like before

    my Dad was in electronics for 30+ years and brought me 3 Multi Meters and i want to test the voltage regulators but searched extensively and still can't figure them out


    can someone please tell me how to use any one of these to measure this Main board voltage regulators
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