Tatung V27DMBX 27 in. LCD Television "tv voltage regulator" Questions

...TV WILL NOT WORK EITHER. Issue with your Vertical Holder and your Hi Voltage Regulator ..Check for Regulator Leakage on your Hi Voltage Board and Resitor over heat due to overload voltage on the ...

...tv still no power after change the str power supplay Did you check if there's a B+ voltage at the STR regulator.If there's a B+ voltage at the regulator check if there's B+ at ...

...a small part like that, but if you are going to work on it make sure you know what you are doing and be cautious because capacitors can store a great amount of voltage even after you turn of the

...TV and power it ON.Check the input voltage of it,using multimeter (AC range).If the power supply have no input voltage the problem could be the power cord.Replace it. If the power supply have the ...

...regulator chips have DC voltage coming out Suggest google tv model with troubleshooting power supply video do this on you tube www.youtube.com search {your tv model number} troubleshooting power ...

...TV and power it ON.Check the input voltage of it,using multimeter (AC range).If the power supply have no input voltage the problem could be the power cord.Replace it. If the power supply have the ...

...TV has some fault with it. It may either outputs less or over voltage from it to the entire circuit baord to which it has been supplied with. if this happens, the voltage seneor circuit built around ...

...voltage converter. She said nothing happened but now the tv will not turn on. No red or greed LED light on the TV. Is the fuse blown or is it TV spent? If it is just a fuse, where can they be ...

...voltage over 125 Volts. and is caused by other parts in the power regulator has been damaged or weakened, for example. is elco on the part of regulators. like to elco 100uf/50Volt size, 220/50 Volt. ...

...TV. Check for DC voltage across the + and - legs of the bridge rectifier (D820). The rectifier should be pushing more than 160 volts DC across the outside legs. If it isn't, the voltage regulator ...