I accidentally knocked off this component from a shorted tnpa4250.
Is it a ceramic capacitor?
Is it a ceramic capacitor?
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Re: Identify this component from a tnpa4250
no its a 2.2 ohm or 2.2K ohm 5W resistor.Last edited by tech2014; 08-19-2016, 02:37 PM. -
Re: Identify this component from a tnpa4250
its a ceramic cement resistor if its tests ok just refit itLast edited by vinceroger69; 08-19-2016, 02:40 PM.Comment
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Re: Identify this component from a tnpa4250
It's a 2.2 ohm 10% 5 watt fusible. If it check ok reuse itLast edited by R_J; 08-19-2016, 02:57 PM.Comment
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Re: Identify this component from a tnpa4250
Thanks. Even if it's good the leads broke right at the board. I don't have enough play to solder it back on. Plus the board has 6 shorted transistors.
Not sure if I'm going to bother with it.Comment
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Re: Identify this component from a tnpa4250
Maybe worth keeping as a parts board but if your like me they soon amount up.Comment
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I know. I already took a capacitor off of it to put in another board. Lol. I need a bigger house.Comment
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I have two sheds i keep filling up with tvs lol i collect free smashed screen sets thinking they will come in handy for parts ie boards/stands or led strips etc but very rarely use them so gave up picking them up for now.Comment
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Re: Identify this component from a tnpa4250
Isn't it better to just keep the boards as they are and buy the defective parts? Trust me , in a few weeks you are going to need this board for a tv and you will regret you used this board for parts.
Ps it's basic theory. The small logo is "Ohm" logo which is resistor. 2200 Ohm/5 Watss resistor. They die on a few LG powerboards.
I only repair Panasonic plasma tv's! Currently owning a TX-P55VT50 and still searching for a ZT60!
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Re: Identify this component from a tnpa4250
No one gives away anything here. Not even smashed sets.
I fixed a 32" Emerson lcd two weeks ago. Got it free from my uncle. Bought the psu/inverter board repair kit for $15 and fixed it. Listed it for sale and kept getting offers of $50.
Today there is a non working 32" Samsung near me listed. The seller said repair shop told him it needed a fuse/capacitor. Lol
He wanted at least $60 for his non working tv.
I told him I got offers of $50 for the same size and it was working.
He said he needed money to feed his family. Smh.Comment
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I don't know if I'll need this board. It's to a 9 year old plasma. People want too much for a broken one that it's almost not worth fixing anything as small as 42".Isn't it better to just keep the boards as they are and buy the defective parts? Trust me , in a few weeks you are going to need this board for a tv and you will regret you used this board for parts.
Ps it's basic theory. The small logo is "Ohm" logo which is resistor. 2200 Ohm/5 Watss resistor. They die on a few LG powerboards.
I was offered $70 for the repaired th-42pz77u this came out of.Comment
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They don't give away tv's over here also. Sometimes i check the dumpster and see if i can get something but its usually the big big tv's from 15 years back lolI only repair Panasonic plasma tv's! Currently owning a TX-P55VT50 and still searching for a ZT60!Comment
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Hmm true , keep it as a scrap board.I only repair Panasonic plasma tv's! Currently owning a TX-P55VT50 and still searching for a ZT60!Comment
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we have sites here in the uk like freecyle etc where people give there unwanted stuff away for free you can also place a wanted add so i usually place one for free/faulty electronics ie lcd/plasma tvs or any gaming or pc related items i get a fair few offers of free stuff.Comment
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