Insignia 32" NS-32E740A12

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  • sputnikoff
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Feb 2016
    • 203
    • canada
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    Insignia 32" NS-32E740A12

    Got this unit in today totally dead but when i removed connector (cn701)the lamps came on momentarily and if you put it half on lamps all come on.Power supply seems to work fine.All 24vdc present on cn903 and all on cn902 except on/off .43vdc and dim 0vdc.The trouble points towards main board as the metal cover/heat sink in middle of board is quite hot to touch.All voltages on cn701 except pwr and bl_on and bl_br.Voltages present to ir sensor and buttons.
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    • Andrew F. Ali
      Badcaps Legend
      • Jan 2014
      • 2450
      • Trinidad & Tobago
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      Re: Insignia 32" NS-32E740A12

      Yes From what you describe that does seem to be a Main Bd. problem.

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