Greeting all, trying to repair my mint-condition, dumpster-recovery LG 50PA5500 for the second time. First time around it was a high-pulse capacitor on the main power board, this time i'm a little stumped...
Symptoms: TV slowly but surely started displaying no picture, but always has sound. At the point now where it will only display a picture 1/75 times I power-on. Once it powered on it will display a picture for days.
Interesting observation: If the room temperature is below 50 degrees, and the unit has been powered off for more than 4 hours, it will initially display a picture 90% of the time. Again, once the display comes on, it will stay on for days. You turn it off a minute after you get it to turn on? It acts up and won't display a picture for hours and hours.
Figured it was the caps, but the caps don't look all too bad? Maybe some ever so slight bulging on a few, but nothing eureka-inducing.
Thoughts?
Symptoms: TV slowly but surely started displaying no picture, but always has sound. At the point now where it will only display a picture 1/75 times I power-on. Once it powered on it will display a picture for days.
Interesting observation: If the room temperature is below 50 degrees, and the unit has been powered off for more than 4 hours, it will initially display a picture 90% of the time. Again, once the display comes on, it will stay on for days. You turn it off a minute after you get it to turn on? It acts up and won't display a picture for hours and hours.
Figured it was the caps, but the caps don't look all too bad? Maybe some ever so slight bulging on a few, but nothing eureka-inducing.
Thoughts?
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