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  • aaronwt6
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Apr 2013
    • 855
    • US
    #21
    Re: 42PQ6000 Clicking fast not powering on

    Just wanted to post a thank you for this thread. I had a Zenith Z42PQ20 with this power supply. It was exhibiting the rapid clicking upon plugging in which brought me to this thread when I searched. Immediately checked the diode stated here and found it to be shorted. Swapped it out and the TV is back in business.
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      • NIcksville
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        • Jun 2011
        • 4
        #22
        Re: 42PQ6000 Clicking fast not powering on

        Anybody know the location of this diode

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          • ReeceyBurger123
            Never Give Up !
            • May 2014
            • 7325
            • Britain
            #23
            Re: 42PQ6000 Clicking fast not powering on

            Originally posted by NIcksville
            Anybody know the location of this diode
            Psu near lower transformer.
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              • Stuki
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                • Apr 2012
                • 9
                • Greece
                #24
                Re: 42PQ6000 Clicking fast not powering on

                Originally posted by ReeceyBurger123
                Psu near lower transformer.
                Where exactly ?

                Thanks !

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