Re: Benq FP71G+ Led Power Off

Yes it is.
Soon, next days, whenever possible i hope to post the photos, so to close my problem and this unresolved open thread.

Ooops, a typo error in the capacitor:
JJ is 400V/100uF

Re: Benq FP71G+ Led Power Off

Hello i'm here again.
I've soldered the following components:
J.J. capacitor 400V/100mF in place of Elite 450V/100uF
Bridge rectifier KBL408 4A in place of 2LKPM06M 2A
Fuse 2AT in place of 2.5AH

But when i plug the pw, i get an eletric arc near the transformer T601 of the PWM Controller.
What should i do next? My knowledge on feedback theory is gone from long time!
Greetings!

P.S. Can the capacitor be the problem? Usually this type is used in the amplifier stage of audio systems...

Re: Benq FP71G+ Led Power Off

Oh, i mean a web cam, not too expensive, i have no one.

What do you think, would it suffice to take some photos of medium-high quality, especially with low or no blur?

Otherwise i contact a friend with a real digital camera, so to have good photos.

Re: Benq FP71G+ Led Power Off

Thank you for the replay.

Morning Monday, i'll buy a digital camera to take some photos ...

Hi everyone,
congratulations for this board, it's reach of good informations and tips.

The monitor seems died: it is black and the power led is always off, when clicking on it.

I've removed the "case" and on the power board i founded the greatest capacitor had a lead cutted and all corrupted by electrolyte. It is an unfaumous Elite 450V/100uF.

I'll try to remove all the others Elite cap and some others element, trans, fet & transformers, and pico fuse, too.

Next time i'll give you the results.
Thank you for...