Bn44-00807a - samsung ku mu ju power supply - fix

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  • Hamie
    Badcaps Legend
    • Apr 2014
    • 1383
    • UK

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    Bn44-00807a - samsung ku mu ju power supply - fix

    This power supply is pretty prone to failure.
    Usually leading to unsteady output voltages.
    From a quick look at the forum there seem to be a few who have experienced this fault.


    Luckily the fix is usually quick simple and cost effective to repair.

    The fault is caused by DM871
    A SK34 DIODE.
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  • martonmiklos
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    • Jun 2021
    • 20
    • Hungary

    #2
    Re: Bn44-00807a - samsung ku mu ju power supply - fix

    Hello Hamie,

    Many thanks for sharing this information, you saved me from great amount of troubleshooting!

    Before the diode replacement the television "bootlooped" (shown Smart TV over and over), so I thought it is going to be a software issue.

    Now the device works, however backlight seems to be blinking a bit, sot there is going to be some further investigation.

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    • xristos glezellis
      New Member
      • Mar 2017
      • 3
      • Greece

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      Re: Bn44-00807a - samsung ku mu ju power supply - fix

      What about backlight blinking-flashing???
      You fix it??

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