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Thanks for using FixYa. The 3 most common problems with Samsung sets are bad convergence ICs. If the ICs are bad it can cause a set to be dead. The second most common repair is a shorted H.O.T. (Horizontal Output Transistor) followed thirdly by a bad Flyback Transformer.

The only way I know how to test the H.O.T. is to de-solder it and check it with a meter.

To test for bad flyback transformer on your tv set you can de-solder just the collector pin of the H.O.T.(there will be a dot inscribed on the collector pin of the transistor) and if the set powers up with audio and no video then you have a bad flyback.


A quick test for bad convergence ICs is to disconnect the B+ (power) going to the convergence board; if the set comes on but has bad convergence then problem will be on convergence board. If this is the case, it's a safe guess to assume bad/shorted convergence ICs (they are probably STK392 040).

They often have small Pico Fuses that also open when the ICs go so you may have to change the ICs as well as the Pico Fuses. If your set has Pico fuses (not all sets have them), there will be 2 of them and they're located right next to each IC (just to the right of each IC).

These fuses are often green and look similar to tiny resistors but if you look close at them they will not have any color coded stripes like resistors instead they will have the value of the fuses written on them (Example: 4 amp)

The convergence ICs are near the center and towards the back of the main chassis on two large heat sinks. The sets with the separate boards are much easier to repair.


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Thanks

Rylee