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I cant locate the IP1280 fuse protector ... where is it plzzz!!!

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Iit is on the power board, look for the transformer and the large black cylinder capacitors. See photo for location on the board itself.

Posted on Sep 21, 2012

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Possible cause of others who replaced the display board: Voltage surge may have taken out switching transistor Q7001 on display board. This transistor is turned on by QR7201 & QR7201 in a Darlington pair when PowerSave goes low. I did not under stand this function since the display is never completely off. It may dim it but I don't recall the display dimming. It may be non function on this model so jumpering E-C on Q7001 might solve the problem for others.

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IP1280 Fuse Protector K5G252AA0003

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