JVC AV-27S33 27" TV "power supply precision" Questions

...shows on screen on power light on TV comes on. Whats wrong> check the power supply check the horizontal transistor Possible power supply regulator damage bad tv buttons flyback damage open ...

...power supply or the high voltage stage, without more data it is hard to be more precise. But let us speculate, if the fuse blows right away, "power supply issues" If the fuse takes several seconds it ...

...power supply regulator board as card basis. More than 150V is how many volts precisely? Put a bulb of 220V 60W across the capacitor and test again. If voltage does not drop to normal, check power ...

power supply, since you werent specific in your problem, there can be many solutions even for a single series or group of tv's even within the same mfg. give me specifics and i can answer more precise

...power supply that sets the frequency failed, causing a high frequency (hence over-voltage) in the SMPS, which then also failed. The initial failure may have occurred in a small high-voltage capacitor ...

...power supply board issue. This is the board where the AC goes to. This problem may have occurred as a result of irregular power supply, or excess power supply or power surge. The TV is receiving ...

...power supply but that may not be the actual problem. Modern power supplies are designed to shut down if the current drawn exceeds the design level which indicates that something the supply services ...

...power supply but that may not be the problem. Modern power supplies are designed to shut down or cycle if the current drawn exceeds the design level which indicates that something the supply services ...

power supply but that may not be the problem. Modern power supplies are designed to shut down if the current drawn exceeds the design level which indicates that something the supply services has died.

...power supply problem or a shorted horizontal output transistor shorted. The clicking sound is the power supply trying to start but can't because of the overload." So does this mean I am going to have ...