Re: Samsung LCD issue

Thanks very much for your help. I'll give that a go tomorrow and hopefully I wont be back with any more questions! I'll probably take your advice and replace the lot, might as well.

Cheers!

Re: Samsung LCD issue

Great I can see that, okay so the most of them are on cold side and the solitary one is in the hot side. So that is the start up capacitor. I've never used the camera on this phone before and I'm shocked how bad the quality is - sorry about that. I've done the best I can taking a picture of that cap, although that's still probably useless to you. You can see though that it's not obviously bulging or anything..

Would it be a decent idea changing that cap first and seeing how it goes?

Thanks again I appreciate your time...

Re: Samsung LCD issue

Thanks for your response. They are indeed samwha and samyoung. There are a group of medium/normal size caps, as well as a small and an even smaller cap. The small and smaller ones are 35v/47uf and 50v/10uf respectively. I'm not sure if this helps but I have taken a few pictures as well which I have attached. Does this sound like it's probably a startup-cap issue, and would it be a reasonable idea to replace that cap alone and see if it works?

Which of those two smaller ones sounds like the startup cap? The 35/47 one is isolated and the rest are...

Hello I was wondering if anyone can help with a problem. It should be known that I am not very technically minded, I have soldered/de-soldered tact switches in some audio equipment before, out of necessity. I was hoping my TV would be a capacitor issue because I feel comfortable replacing those. Samsung wont help for free.

Basically it's a 19" lcd model number LS19CFEKF/EN. It won't turn on properly - pressing the on button on the tv or remote, will either do nothing at all, or it will go funny and the screen/backlight will flash, or the blue LED lights will go on and off,...