Re: Anyone here repair LCD tv power supplies?
thanks for the replies, would love to get a scope and learn my way around these boards, until then, I guess I should seek replacements. I can deal with visual diagnosis and capacitor replacements etc but one of these appears fine visually
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Anyone here repair LCD tv power supplies?
I have 2 suspect power supplies from LCD tv. One is a Vestel unit, the other from an LG 32", I dont have model numbers to hand. Is there anyone in the business of fault finding/repairing or is it uneconomical and better to replace them?
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B.lt918c x32 umc tv
I have just successfully carried out a cap replacement on a 32" lcd tv. It was branded as UMC X32, and appears to power up just fine. My problem is the multitude of connections as this model has a built in DVD player. There is some scope for error as some connectors will fit in more than 1 socket on the video board. The board number is B.LT918C, can anyone guide me to where the various plugs go? in particular the LED & IR board which will fit 3 of the board sockets. As soon as I can plug everything together it should be good to go.
Thanks in advance
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Hi, started as a computer engineer in the late 80s with a company that dealt with old Data General Mainframes, but moved on to become an Apple, Epson, Toshiba, Compaq and IBM dealership. I have tried my best to stay involved with self teaching for the last 30 years. Currently I am the local "fix anything guy" (reluctant to call myself mr fix-it for obvious reasons). I have an interest in electric transport, and have always loved working with engines. I do various radio and decoding projects (adsb aircraft and receiving...
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Re: New Members - please post your introductions here
Hi, started as a computer engineer in the late 80s with a company that dealt with old Data General Mainframes, but moved on to become an Apple, Epson, Toshiba, Compaq and IBM dealership. I have tried my best to stay involved with self teaching for the last 30 years. Currently I am the local "fix anything guy" (reluctant to call myself mr fix-it for obvious reasons). I have an interest in electric transport, and have always loved working with engines. I do various radio and decoding projects (adsb aircraft and receiving...
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