Re: LE40M86BD switching off/on
Thanks for the help!
It seems I'm unfortunate to own a set that has a rare board. I've searched via a proxy on shopjimmy and there's no results for my board number. There's no direct north American equivalent to the m86 either. The 65f and 61f seem most similar. But even boards listed on eBay here for my exact same set have different part numbers.
I don't have any ipa but I can buy some to clean the board. Not sure it's worth it if I'm replacing the board?
I'm scared I've damaged where I've fitted the two replacements smd caps as one of the copper pads beneath one of the caps broke, a bit of the circuit board came lose and I had to glue it back down. But then I guess it wouldn't work or be worse if I'd have damage it.
Alas when I search for the board number here I get some results in shops but they are all sold out. eBay doesn't have any at all. I wish we did have a shop as good as shopjimmy here but we don't
I'll give flexing the power board a try. The switching off/on doesn't always happen straight away, sometimes it doesn't happen for 20 mins. The other day I switched the set on and it didn't do it at all and it must have been on for half an hour.
I'm very grateful for all the help guys, means a lot. The set has been sitting on my dining room table for 3 weeks now and I'm trying hard to get it sorted. It didn't help catching the flu half way through though!
Edit# tried flexing the board and it didn't provoke switching off/on. Strangely after leaving the set off for a while it turned off but didn't automatically turn back on. I could hear the power supply buzzing when it happened do it definitely was "on" but readings from the cable to the motherboard at this time were all really low voltage.
Sorry I realised I missed this post. I don't have anything to clean it with but I can get some.
During the cycle power on loses voltage completely. It goes from 1.9 to 0 then when it comes on again the voltage comes back.
Standby stays at 5.2v even when the set powers off
I'm guessing by BLon that's the inverter power? If so that loses power and standby power gradually, it goes to 0 and then comes back again as the set turns back on again.
Thanks for the help!
It seems I'm unfortunate to own a set that has a rare board. I've searched via a proxy on shopjimmy and there's no results for my board number. There's no direct north American equivalent to the m86 either. The 65f and 61f seem most similar. But even boards listed on eBay here for my exact same set have different part numbers.
I don't have any ipa but I can buy some to clean the board. Not sure it's worth it if I'm replacing the board?
I'm scared I've damaged where I've fitted the two replacements smd caps as one of the copper pads beneath one of the caps broke, a bit of the circuit board came lose and I had to glue it back down. But then I guess it wouldn't work or be worse if I'd have damage it.
Alas when I search for the board number here I get some results in shops but they are all sold out. eBay doesn't have any at all. I wish we did have a shop as good as shopjimmy here but we don't

I'll give flexing the power board a try. The switching off/on doesn't always happen straight away, sometimes it doesn't happen for 20 mins. The other day I switched the set on and it didn't do it at all and it must have been on for half an hour.
I'm very grateful for all the help guys, means a lot. The set has been sitting on my dining room table for 3 weeks now and I'm trying hard to get it sorted. It didn't help catching the flu half way through though!
Edit# tried flexing the board and it didn't provoke switching off/on. Strangely after leaving the set off for a while it turned off but didn't automatically turn back on. I could hear the power supply buzzing when it happened do it definitely was "on" but readings from the cable to the motherboard at this time were all really low voltage.
Originally posted by CapLeaker
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During the cycle power on loses voltage completely. It goes from 1.9 to 0 then when it comes on again the voltage comes back.
Standby stays at 5.2v even when the set powers off
I'm guessing by BLon that's the inverter power? If so that loses power and standby power gradually, it goes to 0 and then comes back again as the set turns back on again.
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