Re: Cello c32109f 32" lcd tv & dvd player



Oh really ... ok thanks, will definitely do that, will post when i have tried, heating the boards up etc, i have a heat gun. Many thanks guys ...

Re: Cello c32109f 32" lcd tv & dvd player

No guaruntee, i bought it as non-working so i could try and fix it. the power stays on as does the backlight, i got the caps off ebay, they say SD on the side which i found out is samwha caps, hope they are ok?

Re: Cello c32109f 32" lcd tv & dvd player

Hi been messing with it again, seems the picture is ok after a while (maybe a few mins) perhaps after its warmed up, but probably will go off again after a couple of hours im guessing?

Re: Cello c32109f 32" lcd tv & dvd player

HI Guys,

Ok here are the pics of the back of the TV and both sides of the boards, took the LDVS off but looks as clean as a whistle, other connections were fine, can't see any bad looking things on the boards, replaced tree caps on the power board, just as thats the caps i had, got more caps now, so could replace the other 5 near them on the power board, just to be sure?
I did take the cables out of the little board at top of the back, not sure what that board is called, but after putting them back and trying...

Re: Cello c32109f 32" lcd tv & dvd player



Ok thanks Selldoor, will do that, thanks, will update after, and post pics if need be....

Hi Everyone,

Im a newbie here, got the above TV for repair, symptoms:

1) when switching on, the picture is ok for a few seconds or more, then it starts flashing on and off, with a slight narrow horizontal line sometimes, then the picture will just go.

2) The backlight is ok as it remains on, I checked in a darkened room

3) this is the same TV on this thread
[url]https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=33105&highlight=CELLO+C32109F[/url]

I can not see any bad caps, but will check again, I hear that...

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Hi,
I am Trev, a new member .... just starting out on a career of fixing all things electronic, I was a computer engineer, certified Apple engineer from about 12yrs ago, so used to taking apart computers, laptops etc, but only really modular replacement of boards. I have always wanted to do an electronics course but never happened, found myself unemployed a couple of months ago so have decided to try being self-employed, have repaired a few PS3's and a tablet (LCD replacement). I fixed my TV (samsung 32") which was...