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  • whiz62
    whiz62
    • Dec 2013
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    Insignia NS-LTDVD26

    Just picked up this set from an individual off craigslist for $5.00 with remote and manual. Got it home and would power up for a few minutes and then go dead. Pulled off back cover and saw two 1000mfd/10v domed caps. Esr was high so I pulled them and they only read 13 to 14 mfd. They were Capxon. Had some new caps on hand and replaced them. Got a decent older LCD with DVD for grandson now. Yeah Buddy!
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    • TechOp
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      • Oct 2013
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      • USA
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      Re: Insignia NS-LTDVD26

      Thats the way we like to do it. If you want some more I have a storage unit half full I'm just going thru :0
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