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ira landsman Posted on Aug 30, 2017
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The clicking is the power on relay. The problem may be with the power supply or the load (one of the circuit boards). If its out of warranty. Open up the back and look at the power supply board. Look for swollen caps and other overheated parts. Do it with the power cord unplugged. You will probably have to have a service visit.... how much would a visit or new board cost?

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Jaime Hernandez

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  • Posted on Jan 05, 2009

SOURCE: Samsung LN-S4051d power supply board

The replacement of the power supply is quite easy. You will have to remove the base if applicable and the back cover, once you remove it; you should see the power supply.
Click here to see how the power supply looks like and availability or Click here to find a cheaper one.

I can also repair your power supply. If you need further assistance you can write to [email protected]

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 17, 2009

SOURCE: Samsung TV Power Supply Board

I doubt that moisture damaged the SMPS bd.
There are many circuit boards in your set and it will take a trained samsung tech to find the problem.

Jaime Hernandez

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  • Posted on Jul 17, 2009

SOURCE: Samsung Power Supply Board

The power supply part number is BN44-00159A. You can also download the info from this link. It's the service manual.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 23, 2009

SOURCE: power supply board

Hai,
Please check on here....you will find it out!

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 17, 2009

SOURCE: Same "clicking" problem with 46" Samsung LCD...does not turn on.

With any luck you will have the same problem asa the rest of us : blown power board capaciters , remove the rear cover {20 screws} look in the middle of the back of the set with the cover {5 screws} removed from the power supply . Now look to the upper right cornerof the board in the middle of the tv there may be 1 or several capaciters leaking from the X shape on the top , this be be your problem match up replacements but source units that have a higher max voltage than 10volts 7 get them soldered into the board . I repaired mine that failed at 16 months for $4 in parts & it took longer to remove the screws than it did to affect the repair. If you are not conifident about soldering on your $2000 tv then take the board to someone for the job to be done , I would not advise this as a first soldering job , good luck I can't belive how common this is Samsung needs to step up ......

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