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  • Chubbytruck
    New Member
    • May 2017
    • 3
    • Canada
    #1

    Lg 50pg20

    Just wondering if someone could help me out with some information I have a lg 50pg20-ua plasma tv. It has some blown capacitors in it I order the right ones to replace them (10v 3300uf and 50v 680uf)however I got a head of myself and realized that I solder in 2 capacitors in the wrong places so I was wondering if someone could get the info for the following caps
    Power supply board LGE P/N :EAY41360901
    And capacitors numbers
    C 218
    C 203
    C 204
    C 202
    C 207
    C 917
    Thank you in advance
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    • tvtimmy
      Badcaps Legend
      • Mar 2015
      • 1160
      • usa
      #2
      Re: Lg 50pg20

      C218, c203, c204, c202 are all 3300uf 10volt. Replace with higher voltage(25-35v).
      C207, c917 are 680uf 50volt

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