Proscan 42la45h power board model hlp-45a01 (hisense) so this one popped the thermal resistor and I have only ever replaced caps and such where should I start?
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Remove the old one and clean up the board - if it is actually charred you may need to
cut it away as it may be conductive. Take care not to damage any more traces check both sides of the board.
Check the component for any identification - if none measure the physical size and try and locate one.
When it is cleaned up we can suggest how to extend the traces and repair the hole.Please upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
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WI'll do I'll get back with post clean up pics.America-well we used to fix our own stuff, now we just buy new...Comment
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So I pulled it and realized I was out of Flux and I also I don't have anything close to that in size I'll get back with this tomorrow after a parts run...Attached FilesAmerica-well we used to fix our own stuff, now we just buy new...Comment
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Ok well one plan might be to take a piece of wire and make a loop in it - if the trace is strong solder the wire to the trace and around the loop.
Test for continuity from the loop to the leg of C803. Put new component in place with
one leg going through the loop and solder up.
You could also solder the good leg in place then solder one end of the wire to the trace,
wrap around the unsoldered leg and solder the other end to the trace then apply solder to the leg and wire wrap.
I suppose we need to consider why it burnt out - power surge? -did the fuse blow as well etcPlease upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
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I'm going to the electronics shop now and I also wondered that because the fuse didn't blow...America-well we used to fix our own stuff, now we just buy new...Comment
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That part is the current inrush limiter, can you read the resistance between the two legs, it should be around 5 Ohms or so, the body does not show the sign of damage, the burnt on the board (I have seen this before) is due to cold solder joints on the legs.Never stop learning
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Well it's not pretty but we will see if it worksAttached FilesAmerica-well we used to fix our own stuff, now we just buy new...Comment
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I would clean as much flux residue from where you have soldered the new part as you may find it could cause issues. I use ipa to clean the area myself.Last edited by vinceroger69; 11-16-2014, 07:18 AM.Comment
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