OK I changed the fuse at the power supply and the new one blew also. I am going to have to have it looked at by a pro, I know this, but I was wondering if anyone knew what it could be and about how much it would cost to get the job done, I would like to at least have an idea so I am not getting messed over when someone comes to look at it. ps. There was no lightning and the wall plug-in works fine Thanks for the help before on the previous question.
Let me give an idea ...after the fuse you have the bridge rectifiers and it can be all in one package or 4 individual diodes after that you have a big filter capacitor and then a power transistor called the switch mode regulator,this are major parts that can make the fuse blow up right away as soon as you plug the set in wall but these parts work along with about 30 other minor parts.If the fuse blew up at plug in it can be one of these but if it blew at turn on from the power botton it can go farther down the power supply,is hard to tell how much is damage and how much it will cost.Get an estimate and then decide.Good luck
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