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  • jczarniak
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2015
    • 179
    • UK
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    bn44-00161a vs bn44-00189a

    Hi,

    I've got ps42q97HD fitted with faulty bn44-00161a
    I've got also ps50q97HD fitted with bn44-00189a, power supply fully working.
    How to make PSU for 50" working in 42" tv?
    I tried PSU from 50" in 42", everything has been working fine until I switched the TV off.
    bn44-00189a working fine fitted back in 50" TV
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