I am working on a Coby TFTV4025 that has standby light, then powers on and the screen shows the INPUT for half a second and then TV shuts down to standby light.
Voltages on PS appeared OK, but a few caps looked suspicious. Attempting to change the caps, a pad lifted so I ordered a replacement PS supposedly in working condition.
TV still has same issue.
Suspecting mainboard 002-lt23-7611-00r V1 may be the problem.
Inspection shows 4 caps in the corner of the board that are covered with brown glue like substance, which appears in every photo of this particular mainboard. Two of those caps have tops that appear different than the other 2, which I will show in a photo attachment.
Question is, these caps only have HS (or SH depending on orientation) so is there someone who knows what their value should be if I should remove them from the board and test uF with multimeter?
These mainboards are listed rather expensive so obviously if I could get by with changing a few caps, that'd be great, but of course if I don't know the value, then I'm stuck.
Thanks for any input.
Voltages on PS appeared OK, but a few caps looked suspicious. Attempting to change the caps, a pad lifted so I ordered a replacement PS supposedly in working condition.
TV still has same issue.
Suspecting mainboard 002-lt23-7611-00r V1 may be the problem.
Inspection shows 4 caps in the corner of the board that are covered with brown glue like substance, which appears in every photo of this particular mainboard. Two of those caps have tops that appear different than the other 2, which I will show in a photo attachment.
Question is, these caps only have HS (or SH depending on orientation) so is there someone who knows what their value should be if I should remove them from the board and test uF with multimeter?
These mainboards are listed rather expensive so obviously if I could get by with changing a few caps, that'd be great, but of course if I don't know the value, then I'm stuck.
Thanks for any input.
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