Hi folks.
I have a Toshiba 50L1350UC which almost never powers on. This situation started with it occasionally not powering on, then progressively got worse until the owner (my aunt) decided to just leave it on 24/7. Whenever she accidentally powered it off, she would continuously cycle its power bar and press the Power button again and again until it turned on. Eventually she gave up and it moved to my house.
I've already checked the standby voltage, and it's a solid 5.1V, as labeled on the board. I tried to check the bridge rectifier's output but I got a spark and a loud pop as soon as I put the red lead near the positive leg of the rectifier. Maybe I got too close to another component.
Strangely enough, the TV started working after the sparking! I could turn it on and turn it off and turn it on again about 20 times and it worked 100%! Then I unplugged it for about ten minutes and tried again, but it stopped working.
I've attached some snaps from my phone. Let me know if you need close-ups and/or part numbers.
Any help is appreciated!
I have a Toshiba 50L1350UC which almost never powers on. This situation started with it occasionally not powering on, then progressively got worse until the owner (my aunt) decided to just leave it on 24/7. Whenever she accidentally powered it off, she would continuously cycle its power bar and press the Power button again and again until it turned on. Eventually she gave up and it moved to my house.
I've already checked the standby voltage, and it's a solid 5.1V, as labeled on the board. I tried to check the bridge rectifier's output but I got a spark and a loud pop as soon as I put the red lead near the positive leg of the rectifier. Maybe I got too close to another component.
Strangely enough, the TV started working after the sparking! I could turn it on and turn it off and turn it on again about 20 times and it worked 100%! Then I unplugged it for about ten minutes and tried again, but it stopped working.
I've attached some snaps from my phone. Let me know if you need close-ups and/or part numbers.
Any help is appreciated!
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