samsung plasma tv not working, wouldn't turn on, FIXED, repair, diy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ย. 2024
- I am NOT a TV repairman. This video involves high voltages that can KILL you. Please do not attempt this stuff unless you are comfortable working with high voltages, capacitors, and plugging things into the wall outlets!
This is my fix for a friend's Samsung Plasma Smart TV. One day it wouldn't turn on. The RED LED on the front of the unit just blinked, and he could hear clicky sounds from the tv, but no picture. It wouldn't power up. So he gave me the TV and bought a new one. This one is around $3k or so... or at least it was. Basically Samsung's best of the best....
Here is the link to the video that inspired the fix....
• Samsung PN43D450A2DXZA...
I'm sure this video will help other models, and help troubleshoot other brands of TV's.
Thanks for watching!
PN58C8000YF
part that was replaced: Samsung BN96-14977A X-Main Board LJ41-08415A LJ92-01713B (Y)
NOTE: if what I have posted as helped you out enough to justify paying me back in some way, this is the best way I can think of... my amazon wish list! this products here will help support future vids! thanks in advance!
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update: 10/2017. this tv has come back into my possession. it stopped working again, only this time, it TOTALLY stopped working. I suspected the power supply, so I swapped that out for an ebay power supply. no dice. swapped a few other boards ( i was guessing ... no good) ...no go. Months later I revisited it and swapped the power supply with a new one off ebay. PERFECT. I know this is guess and check, so if you want to check out a channel that isn't about guess and check, please check out 12voltvids channel here on youtube. He does much more in depth component level fixes.
For someone who isn't trained in electronics you did an excellent job and found the fault logically. Getting a little help when you needed it rather than giving up is the way to go.
This is honestly A great video with no nonsense talking and the right amount of content. You get right to the point and don’t spend the first five minutes introducing your channel and plugging yourself. Thank you for helping people and taking the time to do this. Humanity thanks you
Welcome!
Great video, followed your advice, ordered a new y board and now my tv works, keep up the good work
Anthony Lindsay Thanks! glad this worked for you!
I like videos straight to the point without the mumbo jumbo capacitor flux bull s..t,
Great job! Now, I am going to take the tv out the trash and try to fix it.
I just wanted to say thank you so much for taking the time to post this video....it saved me at least $500. I used your technique to troubleshoot which board was making my Samsung plasma click and not turn on and although it wasn't the x or y axis board but the power board itself. No bulging capacitors but looked on the website for used parts and new power board for $42 shipped to my house fixed the tv perfectly.....thanks again and don't listen to any of those idiots who commented negatively above me....you saved me a whole bunch of money and time. If I could send you a bottle a whiskey I would!!! Thanks for the help
whiskey isn't my thing, but thanks just the same, a bottle of tequila would be nice hehe. on some of my vids I do have a link to my amazon wish list, so you can buy me something from that list, I dunno if I have that in this video. just fyi, I now have nearly 800 subs and nobody has bought me anything yet lol. just fyi, I just found out the tv I fixed is having another issue, gonna diagnose it the same way, maybe another board went... who knows!
thanks for posting. I too am not a TV tech but like to save stuff from landfill. your video had the exact instructions I was looking for - how to slide the board out from it's connections. thanks very much. hey, and good work with fixing this TV
Thanks!
Thankyou man about to order my X access board,god is good.
This video saved me at least $300-400. Thank you thank you
uuucuz welcome!
Thank you! Great and easy to follow instructions! My tv is working again
Awesome!
Maaaan!!! I have a 50" Samsung with the same problem and with the same procedure I found the problem. it was really helpful. Thanks to you and the other person who posted the video similar to yours.
that's great glad you liked the video thanks for the comment
May i know what parts called you replace n fix the tv clicking issues?
Good Job Matthew. 👍🏽 Easy video to watch through, it remains interesting and as mentioned by other Guys you dont talk cr@p at the beginning. Hopefully I will have a Similar victory as long as I stay zen & not frustrated 😁👍🏽
The subwoofers lining the platform beneath the couch! I bet that system RUMBLES. Nice
Ya... got a 1kw amp on it too... its stout
Thank you sir! This was very helpful to fix my pn50B450B1d.
Hello Good job...aslo a quick good test is to check the VS,VA on the power supply.5v standby.sometimes if the y-sus board goes it takes out the x-sus sametime pain!!! I`ve just fix a 43" plasma set....bad power supply,x-sus board both bad...change both boards for £20.00 cheap good fix....I find plasma sets gets some hot....
thanks!
Anthony McKeller, can't seem to reply directly, so hopefully this helps, sounds like either your power supply is bad or your av board, again, i'm not an expert on this, but it may be worth playing "parts darts" ...throw some parts at it and see if it improves....2 boards, can't be all that expensive on ebay....best of luck
The board in question is a
SAMSUNG X-Sustain Board LJ41-08415A / LJ92-01713B BA4
Near the ribbon cable - 15 pin connector - you will find the LEGEND
describing what function each pin is for
Pins 1 - 4 - 10 - 13 are GROUND
GROUND is the side of the RED caps along the edge of the BOARD
Pins 14 - 15 are the 5v rail
Check that there are no S/C from the 5v power rail to ground
check that the main power semiconductors are not S//C
You will find a semiconductor near the 5 pin socket -
You may even find Silicon .hot glue holding it in place,
I don't off the top of my head recall the part /type number =
However the semiconductor mentioned near the FUSE / 5 pin connector
is likely to be S/C
I found this to be the case on three occasions
It also is recommenced to make a quick check of all the DiODES D****
& ZENER DIODES ZD**** for S/C -- that will take only five minutes
Still have my Sharp 40" CRT and never had such problems. I see so many problems on the internet with all the new type TV's, seem more than for the old CRT's. Samsung TV's seem to have a higher complaint rate across internet than other makers, but maybe they sell more of them too. We had Samsung VCR's that lasted almost a decade each, so wonder if their quality control has lagged since those days?
yeah...my parents are still rockin a 27" Mitsubishi from the late 80s...at least these new flats are repairable...those old ones weren't worth it
higher complaint rate across internet is most likely related to a higher product count sold...
Thank you for the information.
You saved me a great deal of $$$$$
Welcome!
Do you have to lay down the tv to remove the back or can it be in the up right position?
I dont remember. I forget if the access is under the stand part or not
@Matthew Olson, I have 42inch plasma with the clicky clicky, I pulled x and y separately with no change, when I pull the board with the aux and hdmi's I get nothing at all, do you think it's the power board then?
Yeah...I'd change the power supply and see what happens. Im not an expert at all though....just play parts darts lol
@@matthewolson8875 thanks for replying straight away mate
Hi i have the samsung PN64D550 i bought way back in 2008 and was perfectly until a few days when then sometimes it won't turn on just the red light and click click but if i unplug the power a few time it starts and comes back to life. Sometimes it works all day sometime it works for an hour then i have to unplug replug in again. Sometimes it will turn off while I'm watching something.
Do you think mine needs a x-main board ? Thanks )
Maybe power supply board... but I dunno
I have a 55 inch Samsung model# pn50b650s1f no picture and a clicking noise I check the x and y boards and nothing changed but when I pull the power cord for the board with the av and hdmi plugs clicking stop but the tv did not come on what should I do
Great video and thank you very much
hi matthew I have a 42 Samsung I am having the same problem no power u said I may b able to get the board on ebay thanks
+shane rampersad not sure what your question is... did you pull the back off the tv yet?
+shane rampersad Im Joseph from i repair electronics. i have experience on repairing plasma's. usually Panasonic, but some Samsung too. get back to me with a model # and we can go from there.
+i Repair Electronics can you help me with my Samsung
HI, Have a Samsung PN51D6500 Plasma TV. It started cycling on and off so I just bought a new Main power supply board and have same issue. Any advice on what to check next? Should I replace power cord?
+Kris Shuter Let me get this right, you replaced your main supply board, and your issue hasn't gone away? or now you have the same issue as I did? odds are it isn't the power cord. never seen one go bad unless it was chewed through. I'm not a repairman, so I don't know what to tell you. Start pulling cords on the individual boards and see if your tv comes on... then you'll have found your short, or find a vid that more closely matches your symptoms. best of luck
I have a 51" plasma smart tv that was cycling... turned out to be a faulty NIC. that was 2 yrs ago...now suddenly it won't power on (no standby light).. as if it wasn't plugged into the wall. It's worth fixing so I am looking around in here for info PN51E550D1FXZC
I have the same PN51D6500 TV and the red light keeps cycling on and off also. When it is "on" everything works picture and sounds. according to some utube videos, it could be the power supply or the mainboard. You said that you replaced the power supply and it did not solve the problem. Did you end up replacing the main board? I do not want to buy a power supply yet because of your situation, maybe i should buy the mainboard instead first. Wondering if you can add additional information on your Plasma TV. Thanks in advance. Simon.
I'm having a similar issue with an LG plasma. I've got audio but no picture, a black screen. I Had somebody check the Y Sus main board. They said its good. I ordered an upper buffer board and installed it but still have the same problem. I'm wondering if I should also order the lower buffer board. Do you think a bad lower buffer board would cause this issue? Great content, thank you
Sorry...im not much good at diagnosis beyond this video.. best of luck in your quest man
@@matthewolson8875 Okay thanks
I just spent 3k on new tv... gonna give this a go.
I will be replacing a power supply on this tv soon too....so look for that vid eventually
good video but i cant find the problem because after removing the cables i get tv working. only after some time after working it starts to turn off auto and eventually the clicky cliky starts again. if i disconnect cables that goes to tv board i have nothing (no turning is possible) and same happens to t-con. the power board does not show any swalow transistor so... where can o be sure aboit the problem? t-con? tv board? power board? x and y board unpluged and still makes clicking. so its not x and y board problem.
I have a samsung plasma as well it started having lines I tapped it few times then lost picture. thanks for video now I think it might need a x and y board
Revelation Video Productions Wish I knew more about these things and I could be more helpful... best of luck fixing your TV ...
I have just done the same did you find a repair?
Joe Shepherdson did I find a repair? ...for revelation video productions? no.... sorry... I hope they did though!
was wondering if either of you had,wish I hadn't tapped it now!
oh dear, best of luck!
Ok, I have the 64inch plasma. It does the same clicking and doesnt turn on.. when I unplug the cable going to the board with the light on it, it wants to turn on.. what do you think is issue?
That's kinda what I did....I unplugged boards until it seemed to turn on and then replaced that board. I'm not a tv repair guy so I don't know much beyond that
..sorry and best of luck
Thank you so much I just fix my tv
Did you say there was a link to where you got some more info?? Hows the TV running now??
There was a vid where I saw a guy unplug individual boards to determine which was bad...but I have no idea where that vid is....and we use the TV all the time. :)
@@matthewolson8875 So just the X board connected to power board TV came on. So you replaced the X board????? With just the Y board plugged in to power board the TV did not come on. Why not replace the Y board? Im confused lol. Will watch again let me know. What year is this Plasma?
@@Ochibason i forget. And.... I forget lol. Been a while since I did this
@@matthewolson8875 Is it still running? And what year is it again? Gonna finally get to mine :-)
@@Ochibason yup....still going. Dunno what year
Getting back to the basics of trouble shooting boyes. That's exactly what this video is all about. The fundamentals of just using your freaking brain instead of just relying on a gadget to solve your issue. Dont get me wrong I love my multimeter. But this video basic reminded me that it's ok to put the multimeter down and that it's ok to use common sense once again. Thank you for the reminder and for the video.
welcome and thanks for the comment!
Got a 2004 (october) Samsung Plasma. sp p4251. No picture, 5 blue ring flashes. There IS sound though. Plugged the NES into it and I hear the Chip and Dale music playing. Tried alternating between X and Y boards (one plugged in, the other out vice versa) no picture. Do you suppose the X/Y boards are OK and that something else is wrong?
+Izlude Tingel there are other boards... other than x and y boards.. could be a short somewhere else... yes. let me know if you get it figured. I'd start replacing the other boards... input board maybe?
Oh that reminds me, there is no illumination. Would a bad x/y still show a picture but just messy? Otherwise I'm considering the logic board first (10 dollars on ebay). Sadly it's buried under the main board so I can't see the blinking LED... but yes, I'll start with that one.
I don't have the answer to your question...but my line of thinking is similar to yours
Mine is doing the exact same thing 5 flashes but no TV screen. did you find the problem would like to know you don't mind.
Jeff Beck
Turned out to be the power supply. Open'er up and locate the single fat capacitor at the bottom (not the 4 giant capacitors) this one is smaller, but still notably larger than the rest. It was puffed (ever so slightly). This also means more of the caps have suffered despite not showing physical signs.
If you're not up to soldering, worry not. Replacement boards go for about $40 to $50. They're an easy swap, just make sure you unplug, tap the power button a few times and you're good to go.
SELL your old board for "repair/parts" locally or on ebay. Don't trash it! It will some day be fixed and someone on ebay will be selling it again in case some of us need a replacement ;)
i have a Panasonic 50" 3d plasma tv with a broken screen. but my samsung 60" 3d plasma wont turn on.......you think its possible to use the power board out my panasonic and use it in my samsung?
if its the same model # board.. then its a swap, otherwise you are gonna be fiddling with resoldering etc... and that would take a pretty smart electrical engineer to figure that one out...
ok
G'day Mate. Thanks for the video. I have pretty much the identical TV, but the ozzie version model number. I wasn't so lucky with the diagnosis of the two boards. Still clicks away. Any ideas ? CheersBrett
sounds like you have some other short. you unplugged both the x and y boards ... hmm...
did you look over the power supply good to make sure no bulged capacitors?
the clicking sound is from the relay(?) in the power supply. this can be caused by faulty solder joints in the transformer (square thing with the yellow big strip). I just repaired the click on a samsung TV this morning by taking off the power board and resoldering all the connections on the back of the board on the transformer (and all the other connections for caps ,etc. which I could se. samsung uses lead free solder which apparently does not with standard the years of on/off - heating/cooling of operation so eventually it can crack. and have bad connections. cheers
Good Video!
Very helpful, thanks
welcome!
I have a samsung pn60f5500afxzc that is g8ving me an led trouble code of 2 quick power led flashes and for some reason cannot locate what this trouble code tells a user/aspiring repairman. I'm not certain where to check dc output if it's power supply issue. And guidance would be appreciated muchly! Not sure how to check output power offhand pin wise/process. SoS
Matt Bergen hi Matt there is another guy on TH-cam called 12 volt Vids And he has much more in depth Diagnostic procedures for these types of situations So far I have just been able to change out Certain boards on the tvs and have had good luck But if you want A more specific diagnosis then is channel will be the 1 to check out
Matthew Olson I'm really hoping for a base diagnosis from its trouble blink, do you know a good source of such? No caps look bad though I'm hoping it has weak dc output for an easy fix!
Matt Bergen I am unsure of such a source I'm sorry I cannot help you further
Matthew Olson no worries, thanks for the replies!
Matt Bergen I wish you best of luck let me know what you come up with
i have a 42 inch samsung plasma tv and i think i have the same problem when i power on the tv it makes the sound that normally does when it s turned on but no image just this sound so what do you think might be the problem if you could help me
you might have a short somewhere....just like I did...so do the troubleshooting like I did and you might find the problem....then just buy a new board on ebay
+Matthew Olson thanks for replying me i ll check it right away
+ANknown Alb best of luck....I'm not an expert on this so hopefully my vid is helpful!
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I have a 50 inch plasma, Samsung, and it turns on but the picture is flashing and not showing a picture, any suggestions
Hmm. ...not really. ..doesn't sound like a symptom I'm familiar with ....sorry
My Samsung TV will not turn on by remote from MTS and the on button stays on but no picture or sound
I cant help you beyond this video...sorry....
PN50C450B1D. Started off with horizontal lines then screen went out completely. Please help!
frazierma I know what I know from my vid....not a tv repair guy....wish I could help more
I know this video is old but I have the same problem with my tv I don't hear the turn on sound but when I unplugged the x main and the y main I Hear it so do you think I need both
sarcastic gamer it's possible. what about plugging them in singly
Matthew Olson thanks for the fast response I have the tv open now but when they are both plugged in the red light blinks and the click noise starts and I got the tv for free so I'm hoping to do what you did
sarcastic gamer plug just the y axis in and see if she starts
Matthew Olson yes I hear the noise with just the y plugged in
Now Try with just the x
Hello from August 2022
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i have the same tv but i cant switch between tv , av soutce botton doesn't working
Is this tv still working ?
Yup
hi i have 50in lg plasma the picture darkish and looks bit crackly any ideas thanks
nope...sorry.
...Google is your friend
@@matthewolson8875 ,change the x board.
I HAD MY TV START UP SOUND TURNED OFF BEFORE TV STOPPED WORKING, SO HOW WILL I KNOW THIS IS MY ISSUE
I really don't know....sorry
WRONG, You need to ground your body to the tv chassis. Not an earth ground.
This reminds me of a story my old boss told me. Guy comes in with ultra high powered 2 way radio and a rather large booster the way exceded FCC rules and regulations in his truck, with this he added 4 alternators to power this mess
But on his radio it called for a solid earth ground, well its a truck you cant drive a copper rod into the ground 10' and ground to it then be able to drive any place. So he did the next best thing
Portable earth ground a 5 gallon bucket of dirt and a copper rod shoved into it.
My point is a chasis ground
And earth ground are 2 differnt things
Becuse translation dont always say what it ment people get confused about what one is required, but I can assure you
You should have been grounded to the chassis of the TV and not the houses earth ground however either will eliminate a static charge. In repair shops I belive they ground both.
But your at home. By the way low humidity causes extreme static electricity so its best to be in a area with 45% humidity. To dry static builds faster to wet mold grows. 45% is the happy middle. To test with dry hair run a comb in your hair, if hairs fallow the comb its lots of static if not then its low statically charged area. And honestly your biggest concern is the ic chips not so much the boards. Handle the board by the edges and try not to touch metal parts and you may not even need to wrist strap.
I have one but honestly I never use it.
And I havnt had a problem.
That said ive heard of people just touching the power button and the static charge screw up the computer.
So honestly you never know.
Live by the 45% rule this cuts out any problems you may have its also healthier.
Its good points and thanks for the reply. Humidity and chassis ground....not earth ground. Nice. Thanks
i need help whit a samsung plasma model pn51f4500af its a 50 inch and has vetical line in it small colored ones in about 5 places and one black one to the left all vertical anyone please and thanks
+Bryan Copley sorry, I can't help with that issue... best of luck
that's a T-con board, not a logic board
good information
thanks!
i have problem in my tv dynex image flu how can fix it
+clare stimphil "dynex image flu" have no idea what you just said...sorry
How much does the piece cost?
Yassine Dorgaa the replacement board was 35$ or so if I remember correctly
Can some one put the part # he used on here my tv just went out lastnight due to bad weather I need it fix on the cheap cheap instead of spending 400 on a new one please some on help! Thanks!
That part number is different for every tv. You have to go through the troubleshooting steps and then look up the appropriate board on ebay and pray someone is parting a similar one out. I got a replacement board for 35bux
mine still clicks after trying this. any advice ?
Wretched Fretched sounds like there is a short elsewhere....like on the ps board itself
at 2:40 big capacitor looks bad
You may have an eagle eye... wow. This vid is really old so the entire board has been thrown in the garbage years ago but thanks just the same. The TV is still in service. I replaced the whole board
is there a power button on the tv
chris rice I don't have the tv anymore, so i cannot answer the question....sorry
I think mine has the same problem as your old 1 do u know eny one who Fix's TVs
I did this one myself. It isn't hard. just bolts mainly. If you have a screwdriver you can do it.
I afraid I'll mess up some were
i under stand the concern... but consider this, its already messed up...
CORRECTED TITLE : { in CORRECT GRAMMATICAL LEGAL English ]
SAMSUNG plasma TV not working, wouldn't turn ON, FIXED, repair, DIY
is there a way i can contact you with facebook or email or something i really need your help
you can look me up on facebook...I'm easy to find
+ANknown Alb facebook.com/search/str/Matt%2BOlson/keywords_top
Mmmmm there should be a different TERM used between "Repair and replaced"......
The repair was done by Replacing component boards. If I was a better repairman....I'd repair the boards by replacing defective components. Fair enough ?
How do i search for " how to repair my plasma power supply" without wanting to just replace boards....
there use to be heaps of videos on YT but flooded by replacing videos....
@@kermets if you want to learn how to replace components on boards you'll need a lot of electronics experience. Look up 12voltvids here on TH-cam.
Hi
Any one knows how to fix Samsung PN59d6500 how to fix I did try to replace X main board but noting happened any other idea greatly appreciated
what was the diagnosis? what were/was/is the symptoms?
That TV swallows 440 watts of electricity every hour (almost half a kw/h) and will cost you an arm and two legs if you use it. That is why the previous owner binned it and bought a more energy efficient TV
The previous owner binned it because it wasn't working. But yes...I'm sure it's a energy hog. I ended up with it and use it all the time and my energy bill is indeed pricey
@@matthewolson8875 Compare how much better the pic is from a plasma . I've had 3 lcd's and 2 plasma's and still am amazed by the picture quality of the plasmas. And in the winter it helps keep the room warm. I've seen little to no difference in my electric bill. I have a $2500 LG 65 8500 and the 50" Samsung 450 series has a brighter , more clear image. Only a few lcds come close as well as OLEDs. When you turn off your lights there is still light coming from the plasma even on a black screen. When I go into the electronics stores and see even the most expensive sets there they still can't out do my old plasma. Seems repairs are cheap too.
You got lucky. Its not a good idea to start unplugging stuff. All because you unplug a board, doesn't mean that its necessarily that board. It just means you have decrease the load on the power supply. No disrespect.. glad it worked out... its just others might say ok, lets do that and not work for them
like I said...I followed someone else's guide...so I take no credit for the technique....and I'm fine with getting lucky:)
@@matthewolson8875 If it lasted a year or more you fixed the right part. Don't let the naysayers get the upper hand . Sometimes we just need a little encouragement To fix our own things . I say GOOD JOB .
@@erniestoner8266 its still going lol. Been a while but I'm still using it! Thanks!
Lookit all 'em wires...
TheIAMINU ya...no joke
This video should't have the word "repair" in the title. 15 fucking minutes of the guy just unscrewing and screwing a new plate. dissapointing.
Agustin Sampayo well in $0.01 you are right I did not do a component level repair but then again I never claimed to be a television repairman all I did was go through some simple troubleshooting steps to isolate the problem to the specific board as it turns out it probably is not cost effective to do a component level repair in this television and it is far easier to pick up a particular board on eBay for $36 or whatever it end up being there is another guy on TH-cam that is excellent at component-level repair and I highly suggest you check out his videos 12 volt vids I think
Agustin Sampayo by the way this television is currently in use today years later so in that sense the repair did work
I'm not sure but ,if anyone else trying to find out
printed circuit board repairs
try Saankramer Electronic Magazine System (do a google search ) ? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my buddy got amazing success with it.
I'm guessing you made this video for your own records, and not really for anyone to watch.
Ernie Godsey uh....please rephrase that question
LOL - because your video was something like I would make. Somewhat wordy and much like talking to one's self. BTW, thanks for your wordy video. I took the back off of mine. Got my volt meter out and the power supply wasn't putting out any voltage. I found a ceramic capacitor that had a burn mark underneath it. Also, the soldered-in fuse was blown (who makes fuses where you can't see inside them? DOH). Even though I bought my plasma in 2013, they don't have replacement power supplies, so I had to take it out and mail it to a company in virginia to fix it. I could have replaced the ceramic capacitor but I don't know what else could be blown. Best leave it to the dude with the diagram and the oscilloscope to figure it out.
Ernie Godsey yep! I'm with ya!
to Olson : you need to know more trouble shooting techniques
? Any particular reason why?
@@matthewolson8875 wanted to let you what you needed to fix the tv
@@cotto887 TV is fixed. Still working years later....
@@matthewolson8875 thats great
Little cringy with the power tool
Were u worried I would hurt myself or the electronics? Did I do something wrong here?
Matthew Olson haha I just personally wouldn’t use a power tool. Electronic boards are super sensitive. Plus if you’re pushing and you slip you could damage the board.
@@Bennythecoredriver fair enough. ...thanks
Great job on the repairs. I also have a plasma that cycles off and on so thanks for the video. Replacing the main board and power supply as I tested the y and x boards and they didn’t seem to affect anything.
glitch 15:15
huh? the vid isn't even 15 min long...
Matthew Olson exactly it glitches out and goes to your history
sorry, I'm still not following... the vid glitches out?
on my end I can see the vid just fine all the way through
Matthew Olson yes and goes to viewers history it only works on some laptops and phones
Haha
glad you like it!
uh.... nope?
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Wow, anyone can be a board jockey. Try component level and get back to me.
was I claiming to be an electronics repair expert?
I looked over all the caps pretty good and couldn't see any specific issues...don't see the point in taking the level of diagnosis further since a new board was so cheap
I'll buy a board ONLY as a last resort (or if Customer's paying), always been a component level repair guy, but then again i am 54 & old school ;) *E* pic = *I* diot x *R* epairs
truly would have sucked if it had turned out to be the buffer boards after ya got replacement in ;)
Malfunction Junction do you have a website? / somewhere I can send dead boards?
always wanted to try repairing mailed in boards but i already got too many irons in the furnace as it is
drop me an email some time when ya get a Problem Child ;)
malfunctionjunction at gmx com
A $4000 tv? Lol, yeah ok
Jason T if I recall correctly. ..the original retail on this tv was well north of $3k...though my buddy likely paid closer to 2500 for it. it was a very expensive tv
Lol that you think the new board came from a tv that was cracked. It's much more likely that it was stolen and then traded for crack. LMAO !
well...it's always possible that is stolen but I'm hoping that is unlikely
I hope that you weren't lyao at me for thinking the best of people
U talk to dam much your video is too dam long stop talking so much and get to the points
Thanks for the comment
Thanks good video
Welcome!