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Lg 563n horizontal driver transistor overheats and get shorted after a few hours or in a couple of days

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Look for bad solder connections in the horizontal drive circuit, especially at the horizontal drive transformer and any capacitors in the area. Ring cracks around the transformer leads are common and cause the drive signal to distort. You may also want to check the values of any tuning capacitors in the drive circuit. I've never worked on one of these so I can't give specific parts to check, but I've seen these troubles in many TVs and monitors.

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