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kent george Posted on Mar 31, 2007
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I have a tv that is a fiends that blew a main power supply fuse. I have replaced the fuse and now the relay operate and nothing will display on the screen except a very faint green glow. The menus wont work, it if their is a blown board but the problem is i wouldnt know where to start.

  • kent george Mar 31, 2007

    Picture of one of the boards and the filter/power supply

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Send defective power boards to me, i will repair them.
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Kentg..aussie yeah .have the same model doing similar but makes a buzzing noise .i downloaded a complete w/shop manual for this and my tech mate is coming around home to check it out .will keep you posted .it is not advisable to muck around in there as there are some pretty high killable voltages in there.. send email address..

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Could be bridge rectifier

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You must start by checking the panel supply voltages, if you look on the panel inside the unit you should see a label with a lot of voltages on it, such as V-set, V-scan, Va, Ve, there are test points on the power supply board and DC _DC board, that has the test points and the small adjustors for those voltages, check and see if they are correct or not, then start unplugging the cables connected to the other boards and check all the voltages again, those supply boards have a latch on circuit that will cause it to shut down, if you have back lights though, it could be only a board swap, most of the time it's a logic board or main board or a Y-main board, but you poweer supply could still be defective, good luck

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