Hello there, i bought the kits to fix my power

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You may want to look at the repair kit from this company.
KIT315 IP32029 NEON CH2469F PSU REPAIR KIT
It just contains the power supply electrolytic capacitors. Quite likely the ones in the supply are prone to leakage over time and fail.
I would recommend you search eBay. Here is a link to the specific board and it looks as if there is at least one used one available.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=ip32029
2results for ip32029

This sound like the power supply board has failed. This is usually because of bad electrolytic capacitors.
A bad batch was made several years ago and many manufacturers used them is all sort of products. THIS IS A INDUSTRY WIDE PROBLEM.

IF you know how to repair electronics or have a friend with knowledge/skill you can replace thems.
> Unplug the set.
> Remove the back cover.
> Look at the capacitors on the power supply board.
> If any capacitors have a bulging top you've found the problem.
> You need to get good new replacements.
>The farad rating must be the same.
>The voltage rating can be the same or higher voltage. (never lower)
>Use high temperature rated ones.
> Replace one at a time to prevent mixup.
> When soldering in leave a space between the PC board and the bottom of the capacitor. They need room to expand due to heat.
> While you have the board out you should replace the other capacitors before they fail. Maybe not the biggest one however.

NTE make capacitors. Website nteinc.com. You should be able to find there local outlet. You can also look at;
http://lcdalternatives.auctivacommerce.com/Repair-Kit-LG-32LC2d-LCD-TV-Capacitors-P1747193.aspx.

e74 or rrod error means that there is an hardware issue.
What you need to do is a very simple and cheap repair.
look on ebay for x clamp repair kits, these are just a few bucks and most sellers include a good guide in how to do the mod/fix.
what causes the rrod or e74 error is the X shape clamp on the underside or the mother board bending and mis-shaping causing the ball soldering on the gpu/cpu slightly melting and forming hairline cracks in the solder.
The x-clamp kit will apply more pressure to the gpu/cpu and a little trick of disconnecting the fans and turning on the xbox and allowing it to overheat will re melt the solder ball joints to fill the hairline cracks.
Depending on which chip is the issue you may also need a 2000 watt heat gun instead of using the over heating method (the gpu chip).
Replacing the heat pads on the heat sink with thermal paste which comes with the kit will keep the gpu/cpu cooler and you wont have this issue again.
Please make sure you buy the kit which comes with heat treated nylon washers as the steel spring washes fail!.
The repair takes around 1-2 hours
I hope this helps in fixing you xbox

do you have any red rings on your console if so it is possible to be fixed by this method:
e74 or rrod error means that there is an hardware issue.
What you need to do is a very simple and cheap repair.
look on ebay for x clamp repair kits, these are just a few bucks and most sellers include a good guide in how to do the mod/fix.
what causes the rrod or e74 error is the X shape clamp on the underside or the mother board bending and mis-shaping causing the ball soldering on the gpu/cpu slightly melting and forming hairline cracks in the solder.
The x-clamp kit will apply more pressure to the gpu/cpu and a little trick of disconnecting the fans and turning on the xbox and allowing it to overheat will re melt the solder ball joints to fill the hairline cracks.
Depending on which chip is the issue you may also need a 2000 watt heat gun instead of using the over heating method (the gpu chip).
Replacing the heat pads on the heat sink with thermal paste which comes with the kit will keep the gpu/cpu cooler and you wont have this issue again.
Please make sure you buy the kit which comes with heat treated nylon washers as the steel spring washes fail!.
The repair takes around 1-2 hours

If no lights are on your console do you get the light on the power supply as you might have a faulty power supply and if no light is on the power supply it could be as simple as a faulty power cable from the plug to the block

Hello,

If you have the 2 blown capacitors on the power board then most likely yo also have blown MOSFETs and a blown fuse. The MOSFETS and fuse blow when the capacitors short out when they blow. We sell a kit with the capacitors, MOSFETs and fuse with instructions for $10.00 plus shipping. Let me know if you need a repair kit.

Buddy
Corporate Computer
www.ccl-la.com

Its possible to repair, but you have to crack the amp open and prod around a bit. I found that the failure is usually in the power components or the MOSFET drivers. If you have 1 channel out, I would focus on the MOSFETS (if you dont know what they look like just Google MOSFET - they are the black 3-legged chips and are usually mounted to aluminum to disperse the heat). Some things to look for:
- burnt / melted solder traces (where the MOSFETS connect to the main board)
- disconnected leads (same place as above).

If you find any connection that looks suspicious, it wont hurt to re-melt the solder around the joint to make sure its a good connection.

Hope that helps...

these cables are machine installed on the panel itself, not user fixable. however, the cables are mounted to a circuit board at bottom of the screen. to reach they you need to remove nearly all the support structure and boards at the bottom of the panel. there are a number of sensitive parts under there and they have black 'licourus' on the chips to dissipate heat. good luck.

This is indicative of a bad main board that will need replaced. For this model make sure the repair person has the full product code (from the back of the unit) so that they can get the correct main board ordered (there are multiple versions depending on the product code). Hope this helps.

change your adc(analog to digital converter) board will help out