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  • Josephmichael09
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    • Oct 2014
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    Lc-42sv49u has stand by voltage and that's all

    When plugged in the stand by led turns on. When I try to power on the tv, the led turns off and remains off. Nothing happens.

    From the power supply there are 3 connectors. Two go to the main board and the other to the power inverter.
    I was takin measurements from one of the connectors the go to the main board. The colors on the connector are black, red, orange, brown, yellow, and green.

    With the power cord connected the only voltage u get is 5.2v coming from the orange pin(which I believe to be stand by voltage). When I press the power button, the stand by voltage fluctuates then returns to 5.2 volts. There is still no voltage at the other pins and the stand by voltage does not drop to zero.

    The caps look ok. I am going to change them either way but, are there any suggestions as to what's wrong?
  • Josephmichael09
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    • Oct 2014
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    Re: Lc-42sv49u has stand by voltage and that's all

    Correction: the 5v does not fluctuate. I guess it's was just my hand wobbling over the pins with the test leads
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