Smoke after removing fuse on LG 60PC1D

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  • Icitte
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2011
    • 61
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    Smoke after removing fuse on LG 60PC1D

    I removed the fuse from the Z sus panel to see if my problem will change and I saw smoke on the top right of the board. I didn't see from where it came from since my reflex was to unplug the TV

    I serisouly doesnt understand how a board can work and smoke when a fuse is remove

    Have any idea? Board is short?

    thanks

    p.s.: here a video from my problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upipmbyyx1k
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