I opened the tv and only found 1 fuse by the power cord which was fine.
Are there anymore fuses? If yes , where?
That is the only fuse. Its purpose is not so much to protect the
TV parts but to establish the UL rating by protecting against
overcurrents and fire.
Next thing to check is the B+ voltage (125 to 160Vdc) on the big
electrolytic capacitor near the power entry. No volts here tells
you the problem is before this in the power supply parts. After
here means the high-voltage supply.
Check that and get backl to us.
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