Could be a cold joint on the power board... Pictures of the backs of the boards would help, if you feel comfortable taking them out and photoing them... You would need to discharge the caps on the power board...
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This model power board is infamous for shorted diodes which will cause it to click faintly and repeatedly and not power on.
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have u checked the diodes for shorts i have circled in the picture i had this on a tv recently totally dead but just a idea....
but pull one leg out at a time to test
have u checked the diodes for shorts i have circled in the picture i had this on a tv recently totally dead but just a idea....
but pull one leg out at a time to test
Seems like it is probably another main board problem.
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I just replaced a mainboard in the 32" version, power supply was fine all voltages present, when plugged in the mainboard would start squealing and voltages back from the main would drop or non exsistant.
Replaced the mainboard and it worked, fired right up.
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