Hello Everyone,
This problem as progressed over time. When I turn the TV on it cycles on and off and will only turn on and stay on if I unplug the power cable for a few seconds and plug it back in. It typically takes several times for this method to work. Everything with the TV works fine when it's on.
Yesterday I replaced 4, what looked to be bad, capacitors on the power supply. All four were 10v 3300mf. I could only find 25v 3300mf rated caps locally so I put those in. I read of this being acceptable on a samsung so I figured I'd give it a shot.
I still have the same issue as described above but with one difference. If the TV has been on and I turn it off and on again immediately it will turn on without issue, no cycling. Before it would cycle regardless.
I read of an AC Detect issue with an easy fix but can't find the thread.
Any help is appreciated,
Casey
This problem as progressed over time. When I turn the TV on it cycles on and off and will only turn on and stay on if I unplug the power cable for a few seconds and plug it back in. It typically takes several times for this method to work. Everything with the TV works fine when it's on.
Yesterday I replaced 4, what looked to be bad, capacitors on the power supply. All four were 10v 3300mf. I could only find 25v 3300mf rated caps locally so I put those in. I read of this being acceptable on a samsung so I figured I'd give it a shot.
I still have the same issue as described above but with one difference. If the TV has been on and I turn it off and on again immediately it will turn on without issue, no cycling. Before it would cycle regardless.
I read of an AC Detect issue with an easy fix but can't find the thread.
Any help is appreciated,
Casey
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