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Any suggestions for what to look for? Voltage drops, voltage spikes?
I'm not an electrician so any guidance would be very helpful...
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Can you please clarify? Which electrical supply are you referring to? The one inside the TV?...
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Bad mains power causing TV malfunctions?
Hi,
I've been living in the same apartment for about 5 years now, and moved into it with my old Samsung plasma TV (PS51F5500).
Ever since we've moved in, we would sometimes see strange power-cycling behavior. For example:[LIST][*]TV would randomly turn off then back on.[*]TV would turn off and the LED light would blink for a while (over a minute sometimes) until eventually it went back to a regular off state and could be turned on[*]Sometimes it would require disconnecting the mains cord from the TV, waiting several minutes, then putting it back in and turning the TV back on. This...
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I've inspected the board to the best of my ability
capacitors look flat, no bulges
I have found one slightly cracked solder joint on the underside, and a few others that look peculiar (like chicken feet) but maybe that's how they're supposed to be. I've attached the photos here for you to see.3 Photos
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Thanks for your reply.
Yeah, I have looked at the capacitors and they look fine from what I remember.
What is the purpose of trying this with the old power board? Do you suspect that the replacement board may be faulty?
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Samsung PS51F5500 revival
Hi all,
I've had my Samsung PS51F5500 plasma tv for a decade or so. I bought it when it was one of the last units on sale, when plasmas were almost completely gone from the market, and it's been great and I was very happy with it.
About a couple of years ago it started sporadically turning off and back on again, every once in a while. I assumed it's due to voltage irregularities in the mains or something.
then, about a year ago it sometimes would turn off, the led would blink for a while, and I'd give it a rest, after which it would work again as usual.
finally,...
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