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  • Wizard
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    • Mar 2008
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    LC42D62U All UCC capacitors power supply.

    All capacitors on SMPS board checks out fine, what bought standby power supply down was a small diode on hot side from standby transformer for standby SMPS IC shorted out. This diode is filtered by a small capacitor. New diode bought standby back alive, was flubbing.

    But the processing quality and too much judder makes me still uninterested about Sharp's line especially I had a LC40LE700UN returned for credit so I'll wait for new line of Samsung TVs in March.

    Cheers, Wizard
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