Fl231 replaced hello, i replaced the fuse and the t.v. worked fine. however turned it on this morning and it was good for about 1 hour and it blew again. please help me!!!!!!!!!! what do i do??????? pete............

Check the fuses are all good, it looks like one has blown. If you replace it and it does not blow again, one of the dash bulbs may have failed in a way that blew the fuse. so see if all the dash areas are lit ok.

If you pull it out of closet and replace fuse and it works even after turning off again etc for several times--something is happening when it gets put back---did you disconnect venting connection when you pulled it out?

This DLP model RCA tv have convergence menu disappearing is very easy to fix just replaced the convergence fuse FL 231 near the FBT also must be resoldering FBT too.U can buy this FL231 covergence fuse at Ebay.com.No,but u must have to have a soldering iron,a desoring pump or desoldering braids and know how to basic soldering?To replaced this FL231 convergence fuse near the FBT and also must resodering the FBT too for protecting the new FL231 convergence fuse.

you probably blew the fuse because the reason its not coming on is its not getting power and the fuse will blow to protect everything else

hello. I can assist you. begin by going to the electrical panel for your home. You will be looking for the circuit breaker or fuse that controls this hood. Chances are the actual problem is that the fuse blew, or the circuit breaker kicked off. To reset, replace the fuse with a new one of the same amperage, or turn the breaker on and then off and then back on again.

in replacing the fl231. you need to resolder the connections on the flyback. see tips and tricks under my profile

hello first thing to check is your fuses make sure there all good sounds like one blew ign,ecm,pcm, goodluck

DId you solder the flyback transformer connections..... This is the main reason these fuses fail. THe flyback is the big black component next to the fuse. poor solder connection cause oscillations.. this fuse is only .4 amps whish dosent stand up to that well.. resolder these pins on the flyback.... the first time i replaced this fuse i failed to solder played well for 2 days then came back blown again

whats the model number and what was the fuse number that blew/ was it FL231 the fuse in the middle? If so you need a convergence power supply board.

Hello sjday62

It sounds as if you have a component that has changed value enough in value to cause a high current draw, but has not completely shorted out. this phrase from you "so I did a stupid thing and bypassed the internal fuse and it turned on and worked" Not as stupid as you would think because it confirms what I said above, the 6.3 amp fuse tells me that the current draw normally is about 3 amperes since the normal rule of thumb is to double the value of the current to select the type of fuse. a five amp fuse should as well as a 4 amp fuse (it's best and recommended to use the exact fuse type). Now back to your issue. I would suspect that a transformer in the power chain has developed a shorted winding, or a capacitor begun to develop a short or excessive absorption.

I would suggest that you have the set looked at by a qualified TV technician.

I hope this helps,

Thank you,

Shuttle83