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Y Upper Board

I had my tv looked at by a repair shop who told me the y main, y lower buffer, and y upper buffer boards were bad. Is the y upper buffer part number BN96-02034A? Also, do these boards plug-in or is it more complicated than that. I am an engineer, but I have never worked on a plasma tv before. Thanks!

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It looks like GUEST is a little anxoius about your helpful forum here.

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What no mention of VA VS V set voltage's?? Or caution's on to safly handling the ribon connectors, which could damage the PDP display..

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    I repair tv's myself. I see no problem with a forum for do it yourselfers. If we charged less and could get parts for less they would be at our shop and not here. Average cost of a repair to a plasma tv? $400.00. I will bet sir that you charge $100 dollars just to take the back off the tv and then add atleast 15% to the cost of any parts. Try lowering your repair charges then maybe you will have a few tv's to repair. I myself found this while searching for help repairing y boards so that i can charge less. Funny that I can find Y boards online all day for 50 to 80 bucks, but if I take my tv to a shop how much? $215 big boys just for the part. Greed....... enough said.

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If you want to help people so bad, join the peace corp and let the repairmen that make a living at this, do ther job.

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Yes these board have plug in connectors If its your Y-main Y-upper, and lower buffers are bad u can order them yourself and replace them its very easy to do.

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See if that gives proper half screen or not.

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2. Upper Y-Buffer Circuit Board (Part # LJ92-01202A, Alt Part # LJ41-02760) - USD $64.00
3. Lower Y-Buffer Circuit Board (Part # LJ92-01203A, Alt Part # LJ41-02761A) - USD $64.00
Sanyo charges USD $10.50 for shipping, which brings the total cost for parts to USD $277.50. From my research, a shop would probably charge between USD $500 and $700 to do this repair. FYI - there is a class action lawsuit pending against Sanyo for this issue. The V4 Y-Main (Y-Sustain) Circuit Boards fail VERY frequently in this TV due to overheating. Hope this helps.
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I have a Sanyo DP42746 and it is about 3 years old. Yesterday the picture went out, but the sound still worked. It went off for a minute and then came back on. It is starting to get worse in that it is...

For what it's worth, you can download the official Sanyo repair manual for this TV (DP42746) at http://www.eserviceinfo.com/downloadsm/43343/sanyo_dp42746.html. I uploaded it here when I had the same issue with my TV last year.
The solution is almost always to replace the Power Board (Y-Main) and the Upper and Lower Y Buffers. The parts and costs (from Sanyo in July 2009) are listed below (NOTE: Sanyo will not ship these parts to anyone but a repair shop):
1. V4 Y-Main (Y-Sustain) Circuit Board (Part # LJ92-01200A, Alt Part # LJ41-02759A) - USD $139.00
2. Upper Y-Buffer Circuit Board (Part # LJ92-01202A, Alt Part # LJ41-02760) - USD $64.00
3. Lower Y-Buffer Circuit Board (Part # LJ92-01203A, Alt Part # LJ41-02761A) - USD $64.00

Sanyo charges USD $10.50 for shipping, which brings the total cost for parts to USD $277.50. From my research, a shop would probably charge between USD $500 and $700 to do this repair.
FYI - there is a class action lawsuit pending against Sanyo for this issue. The V4 Y-Main (Y-Sustain) Circuit Boards fail VERY frequently in this TV due to overheating. Hope this helps.
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Scott,
Not at all crazy! The Samsung/Akai lines seem to have numerous problems with their Y and Z sustain boards and upper/lower Y driver boards (aka buffers). That and power supplies are generally the largest percentage of the problems in those units. That said, I'm a bit confused looking at the p/n you referenced. I don't see that as being a Samsung number belonging to a Y-sus board. Usually they start with BPxx-xxxxxx..
Lastly, while you might have every ability to replace the Y-sus board if the buffers are bad and you don't replace them you could simply burn up the sustain board when you power it up... Installing the buffers is a bit more complex than the sustain board so be really careful there...\
Good Luck
Bill
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