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  • shai
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    • May 2016
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    fujicom lcd TV FJ-47-D6-100HZ

    Hi

    I have a fujicom lcd TV FJ-47-D6-100HZ that i want to repair
    the tv has no image
    i already prob it and got stby 5v ,all circuit got the power, inverter 24v tcon 12v it seems to be ok

    i replace a componnent on the inverter circuit fdd8447l now when i turn on the tv i see a blue light near the inverter for about 10sec and it goes off

    can i get your hrlp please
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