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  • wozzie
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    • Dec 2014
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    • Australia

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    Soniq L32v12a

    I have a soniq tv which wont turn on . I have the power supply disconnected from the main board . all voltages are ok but when I load the 12v line things are ok but when both 12 and 24 volt lines are loaded with car light bulbs I lose voltages . I have replaced 2 rectifier diodes D12 D13 with standard diodes . This has got me beet . Any help would be much appreciated Thanks .

    Power supply board is a Meg meet Model No MIP329FL

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