Hi guys, gals,
So i have this cheap 22" Bush HDTV DVD COMBO (BTVD91216B) that i have been using as my second monitor, hooked up to a 980GTX G1 by HDMI.
Problem is that the TV won't come out of standby and it started doing this about 6 months after we got it from Argos. Although i could of used the warranty i didn't bother because i found a work around to get it out of standby mode.
This standby locking happens 100% of the time when my houses power goes down and the TV is plugged in. Once the power comes back on the TV is no longer responsive, standby light comes on but nothing will work. Like holding power button down for 30 secs and all the other tricks posted online.
The only way i could get it to come back on was to freeze it or put it in the garden at night for a few hours down to 5C or something, once also put it in a chest freezer for 30 mins and that worked also.
So i've been using that work around for a while now and once it's up and running it's fine but because we use a top up system for our electric every now and then the power will run out and the TV plays up again.
Now it's stopped working altogether apart from the standby light.
I had an idea what was wrong with it so i confirmed it by opening the unit and straight away noticed seeing that 2 out of 4 similar looking caps were all brown and crispy on the tops, no bulges but obvious leaks and probably now totally dry caps on the power board.
I could fix it if i could find some matching caps and replace them.
Problem is i can't seem to find any info on these particular model.
They are xunda
470uf 25V 105C or TM1128.
I have looked over the xunda .pdf but these caps are not listed.
I measured them and they are 10x16 and that isn't on that list even, there's a 35V 470uf @ 10x16 but no 25V one, Strange.
I'm trying to find out more about these caps so i can replace the 4 of them.
On that pdf there is no 10x16 25V 470 TM's so i'm hoping someone can come to my rescue and help find a good replacement.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this and maybe try to help. Thanks.
Darren. xxx
Ps sorry i didn't see that post about putting the name and model on the title, now i can't change it of course
So i have this cheap 22" Bush HDTV DVD COMBO (BTVD91216B) that i have been using as my second monitor, hooked up to a 980GTX G1 by HDMI.
Problem is that the TV won't come out of standby and it started doing this about 6 months after we got it from Argos. Although i could of used the warranty i didn't bother because i found a work around to get it out of standby mode.
This standby locking happens 100% of the time when my houses power goes down and the TV is plugged in. Once the power comes back on the TV is no longer responsive, standby light comes on but nothing will work. Like holding power button down for 30 secs and all the other tricks posted online.
The only way i could get it to come back on was to freeze it or put it in the garden at night for a few hours down to 5C or something, once also put it in a chest freezer for 30 mins and that worked also.
So i've been using that work around for a while now and once it's up and running it's fine but because we use a top up system for our electric every now and then the power will run out and the TV plays up again.
Now it's stopped working altogether apart from the standby light.
I had an idea what was wrong with it so i confirmed it by opening the unit and straight away noticed seeing that 2 out of 4 similar looking caps were all brown and crispy on the tops, no bulges but obvious leaks and probably now totally dry caps on the power board.
I could fix it if i could find some matching caps and replace them.
Problem is i can't seem to find any info on these particular model.
They are xunda

I have looked over the xunda .pdf but these caps are not listed.
I measured them and they are 10x16 and that isn't on that list even, there's a 35V 470uf @ 10x16 but no 25V one, Strange.
I'm trying to find out more about these caps so i can replace the 4 of them.
On that pdf there is no 10x16 25V 470 TM's so i'm hoping someone can come to my rescue and help find a good replacement.
Thanks in advance for taking the time to read this and maybe try to help. Thanks.
Darren. xxx
Ps sorry i didn't see that post about putting the name and model on the title, now i can't change it of course

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