Re: Samsung LCD TV LN46C630 wont turn on

Turns out my local repair place will order parts at no surcharge, so I just bought a new power supply through them for quite a decent price. Just don't have the time right now to do all the testing needed to fix the old one. In about a month I'll end up with a lot of extra time, maybe I'll try to fix the board then and see if I can sell it or something (or hold on to it as a backup).

Anyway installed a new board and everything works fine. Thanks for the help.

Re: Samsung LCD TV LN46C630 wont turn on

That's just a bad photo angle. Its the white putty stuff used to keep everything in place, from that angle makes it look like a hole in it.

Re: Samsung LCD TV LN46C630 wont turn on

I did see that there were a number of threads talking about it, lots of them seemed to have picture and/or sound just with no backlight, while mine had no picture or sound at all, so it didn't seem like they would be super helpful (I did read a number of them though).

Re: Samsung LCD TV LN46C630 wont turn on

Unfortunately it seems that shopjimmy is out of stock on these boards right now, I have no idea what their typical restock time for older parts is.

As for the blue caps, none of them seem to have any issues that I can see. I'll see if I can borrow a multimeter in the next day or two (if I can't find the one I own I'm going to buy a new one, but probably won't get it right away, need to actually figure out what I want).

If I can find an entire board that is still way cheaper then using any local repair shop (something...

Re: Samsung LCD TV LN46C630 wont turn on

The P/N is the same, BN44-00341B. I do have soldering tools and I thought I had a multimeter with them which is why I'm confused as to where that is.

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A few weeks ago my TV made a loud pop while we were watching it and turned off (and wont turn back on). I haven't had time to look into it until the last few days, that's why I waited until now.

The pop sound made me think it was a capacitor (and some internet searches seemed to imply that was a common issue) but I've looked over it multiple times and none of the capacitors seem to be blown.

I follow the steps in this thread ([url]https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=28593[/url]) but when I disconnected the main board from the power supply and plugged in...

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Hi, working on fixing a Samsung LCD TV.