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  • tvfixer007
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2015
    • 86
    • United States
    #1

    LG 60PB6600 No Power

    I got this TV from a lady she said it powers on and has audio but no picture. When I plugged it up I heard a sound from power supply and unplugged it quickly. I then removed the back cover and plugged it in again and seen that a ceramic capacitor was toasted on the power supply.

    I couldn't find any shorted components in that area where the fried cap is. Any idea if I should replace the cap and try it again, or could I be missing something?
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    • tvfixer007
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2015
      • 86
      • United States
      #2
      Re: LG 60PB6600 No Power

      It's up and running. Just replaced that cap and crossed my fingers! lol

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        • budm
          Badcaps Legend
          • Feb 2010
          • 40746
          • USA
          #3
          Re: LG 60PB6600 No Power

          It is the same value capacitance and Voltage as C608, it should be around 1000V rating or more, they are snubber cap for D602.
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            • tvfixer007
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2015
              • 86
              • United States
              #4
              Re: LG 60PB6600 No Power

              Originally posted by budm
              It is the same value capacitance and Voltage as C608, it should be around 1000V rating or more, they are snubber cap for D602.
              Correct. I wasn't exactly sure but assumed it was the same as C608. I found an old Y-SUS board from a 42" LG I never got around to and found a match. I got it back together and it's been on for an hour no issues so far.
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