Toshiba 50HX70 50" Rear Projection Television "replace pcb circuit board sony" Questions

...pcb. Nine blinks - Replace D 6116 and D 6301 on the "G" board. Panel Module Error or Thermal Error. If it is intermittent 9 blinks, meaning that sometimes the TV comes on and at other times you get ...

...PCB. Use caution, you need to discharge the circuit before you place the fuse in or you may pop the new (or remaining old) fuse. it's best to use a 100 ohm resistor to bleed the circuit on the input ...

...pcb) and needs to be fixed its not a fuse it not a reset problem its a dynamic fault that could be from a bad resistor to a downed capacitor if you have knowledge of these components then check them ...

...replace the D2553? How to fix it? HI I HAVE THE SOUND BUT NO PICTURE BAT WHEN I BEND THE POWER BOARD OR PLAY WITH IT LEFT OR RIGHT THSN I GET THE PICTURE I suggest calling a new service center to ...

...pcb(printed circuit board) de solder the pins. then after that, if you see a 2 metal formed like a small mountain facing each other, try to clean those remove the rust (green color) using sander or ...

...pcb) and needs to be fixed its not a fuse it not a reset problem its a dynamic fault that could be from a bad resistor to a downed capacitor if you have knowledge of these components then check them ...

...replace boards if possible. http://camerahacks.10.forumer.com/a/how-to-safely-discharge-flash-capacitor_post169.html please go trough this forum for knowing how to discharge capaciotrs It looks like ...

...PCB). If it has volts one side, and none on the other, it's open circuit. There is no Lamp in a KP-53S65. You could have a bad High Voltage Transformer (flyback) or just replace the Power/Deflection ...

...PCB (printed circuit board) right at the very small end of the CRT/tube. Corrective action would require replacement. If the "plastic box with 6 poties" you described would look like the image below, ...

...replace them if you are not comfortable with doing it.It could also be a loose solder joint on the bottom of the PCB (printed circuit board). Any solution to this problem will probably have to be ...