Re: Samsung LE26R88BD - Picture breakup
Sorry, I am going to honest and say that I don't know for sure what black connector you are referring to. I'm presuming the large black battery sized object in the centre left. Testing between the metal pins joining it back to the board?
I've no real technical knowledge of capacitors etc. so sorry if I seem to be asking stupid questions.
Zico
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Re: Samsung LE26R88BD - Picture breakup
Morning Tom66,
The attached photo is the exactly the same board within my TV but not a photo of my own board (it is identical from my observation + model code when I opened the TV yesterday).
I will probably get a photo of the board in my TV later today....Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung LE26R88BD - Picture breakup
This is my last question/s for tonight (need my beauty sleep
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As I have never used a multimeter, where on the PSU would I check the voltages and where would I find the correct voltages to compare against?
Thanks for your help Tom66.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung LE26R88BD - Picture breakup
If I were to get a multimeter I could do the checks (I've never checked for voltages with a multimeter) before un-packing the PSU and return the PSU under the distance selling reg's.
If the PSU checks out then is it easy to prove the mainboard to be at fault?
**Checked Maplin and they have two multimeters >£10. A Domestic one for £8.99 and a UT-132A Digital Multimeter with Square Wave Generator for £9.99**Last edited by Zico; 02-07-2013, 06:13 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung LE26R88BD - Picture breakup
I have no electronic tools to test for voltages etc.
I am simply a screw driver monkey. The same place I ordered the PSU from did list mainboards but I couldn't find anywhere with stock.Leave a comment:
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Re: Samsung LE26R88BD - Picture breakup
Evening Tom66
I posted the same thread on another forum a few months back (not as specialist as this place appears to be) and got answer matching yours.
I did open up the back of the TV an hour ago (didn't take a photo) and took a good look at the capacitors on the PSU and I couldn't see any noticeable bulges.
As I have no soldering skills at all (and nobody I know that does) I managed to find a new PSU BN44-00191A online for £25 including delivery.
I have enough skill to safely swap over...Leave a comment:
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Samsung LE26R88BD - Picture breakup
I've got a Samsung LE26R88BD that appears to be dying.
I get the following wonderful scrambled colours on screen after turning the tv on after it's been on standby for several hours (ie over night or while I have been out at work):
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After ~30 seconds the picture will show as normal and it is fine if I put it into standby and back on after that. It's as if it is 'warming up' and the problem is only apparent after a 'cold boot'.
I wanted an excuse to get a new 32" but I was... -
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Evening all. Found this forum while searching for details relating to my Samsung LE32R88BD.
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