Samsung LN-T5271F 52 in. LCD Television Logo
Posted on Apr 05, 2017

I have a Samsung LN-T5271FX/XAA LCD TV and have replaced the power supply board twice now and it needs it again as the TV clicks for a long time before powering up. At issue is the 10V IF Capacitors on the power supply board with a 12V bus. They continue to fail after a year or so. The BN44-00184A board or IP-351135A continues to supply these capictors that don't last. Does anyone know of a direct fit replacement with higher voltage capacitors? Or a solution? I'm getting tired of replacing these entire power supply boards because of two or three bad capacitors that keep going bad. Please help as the TV is great when it starts. Thank you for your help

1 Answer

James Morrow

Level 1:

An expert who has achieved level 1.

MVP:

An expert that got 5 achievements.

New Friend:

An expert that has 1 follower.

Hot-Shot:

An expert who has answered 20 questions.

  • Contributor 32 Answers
  • Posted on Apr 05, 2017
James Morrow
Contributor
Level 1:

An expert who has achieved level 1.

MVP:

An expert that got 5 achievements.

New Friend:

An expert that has 1 follower.

Hot-Shot:

An expert who has answered 20 questions.

Joined: Jul 27, 2016
Answers
32
Questions
0
Helped
6417
Points
99

Not sure if this will help, but most caps fail with the in rush of power, over and over. Sounds like they were not made right. You might try a UPS ( uninterrupted Power Supply) this may help you with dirty power from your power company. And with high spikes. Make sure you get one that will handle the TV current draw. As far as upping the CAPs keep the same or slightly high voltage and increase in uf. You might find one that has the same uf and a higher voltage rating that will handle it.

5 Related Answers

Anonymous

  • 6 Answers
  • Posted on Nov 09, 2008

SOURCE: capacitor size

You can get any size/type capacitor from DigiKey.  See this thread for the part numbers I used: http://www.fixya.com/support/r741402-polaroid_flm_373b_lcd_tv_black_screen

Ad

Darran Hatten

  • 236 Answers
  • Posted on May 25, 2009

SOURCE: No longer turns on

It's well worth replacing the capacitors, but this problem can be caused by a short on the power supply (Which is what the caps do). Most shorts that arise in power supplies are result of a shot transistor or diode and of course the electro caps. Check these while your changing the caps.
Good luck with it.

Anonymous

  • 1 Answer
  • Posted on Sep 11, 2009

SOURCE: LCD turns off\on repair

You can also find this part for the Samsung LN-T4665F at:
http://www.partstore.com/PartSearch.aspx?PartNumber=BN44-00168B&x=19&y=10
If you have different TV do a search on the model number...

Anonymous

  • 927 Answers
  • Posted on Jan 02, 2010

SOURCE: Which Replacement Power Board for LNT4665F Samsung LCD TV?

Howdy,
It would be a lot cheaper if you just replace the two caps that have gone bad. Just get a cheap solder pencil from the store and about an inch of solder and you are in business.
The Power Supply Board is the center Board (towards left) after you remove the back off the TV. Remove Board from TV with the 6-7 screws. Replace capacitors CM852 & CM853; 2200ufd 25volts.

Thaks for using FIXYA, BIG IRISH.

Anonymous

  • 1 Answer
  • Posted on Jun 28, 2010

SOURCE: I have a VP322 32" Plasma TV with bad capacitors

I just got off the phone with a Vizio rep - My VP322 also stopped powering on - 2 years and 2 days old. They are sending a repair person to fix the TV with NO charge to me. I had no problem with them, just called and told them what had happened (wouldnt power on), they took my information and informed me that they can authorize a courtesy repair for 1 year AFTER the warranty expires. They returned my call within 5 hours with the name of the company that will contact me to repair the TV in my house. I will let you know if they actually come through

Ad

Add Your Answer

×

Uploading: 0%

my-video-file.mp4

Complete. Click "Add" to insert your video. Add

×

Loading...
Loading...

Related Questions:

0helpful
1answer

Model code HLR4667WX/XAA won't turn on just clicks

Sounds like you have defective capacitors in the power supply board, cheap and easy fix for those with electronics repair skills
5helpful
2answers

I have a Samsung LNT4665FX/XAA version SX10 and isn't powering up. It's making a clicking sound for a half an hour and still no power. Can i troubleshoot this problem? How can it be fixed?

First of all stop trying to turn the tv on because you can damage a second board by repeatedly attempting to power the set up after a power supply failure. I have seen it on this model. Usually what happens to this set is the power supply filter capacitors fail. If you were to look at them you would see they are physically bulging. These capacitors are rated at 2200uf/10volts. They can be changed with a higher voltage capacitor to outlast the original components. If you choose to replace the entire power supply more than likely this will happen again in a few years. Anyone who can solder somewhat can replace these parts and repair the problem. A reasonable repair cost for this repair would be between 95-175 at a repair shop. Good luck, Russmann. You're welcome.
4helpful
1answer

My samsung ln-t4671f takes 3 to 10 minutes to turn on. it just clicks,clicks clicks

The power supply board is dying,that the board where the power a/c cord into it.Replaced the power supply board will stable and work as normal again.Tries Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a refurbish power supply board for the replacement.
5helpful
2answers

My Samsung LN-t4671F LCD TV clicks for about two

You are having another problem with the power board...there are some capacitors which are easily replaced to cave you the cost of the board. If you are technical,I can guide you further,other wise a reputable shop can fix this very reasonably
3helpful
3answers

I have a Samsung LCD (LN-T5271F) about 2 years old and lately when I turn it on, it clicks on and off several times before it actually stays and the tv comes onI have a Samsung LCD (LN-T5271F) about 2...

Call Samung customer service, they are doing this repair for free. I had the same problem at 11 months, they replaced the power supply board under warranty. At 2 years I had the exact same problem again and this time they replaced 2 - 50 cent capacitors on the power supply board. It took the repair man less than an hour and he had the replacement capacitors on hand. The original board and the replacement board they gave me had capacitors that were faulty. Hopefully these new capacitors will last. I have to say that I was thinking (no more samsung products for me) but I got excellent customer service and they admit that they had a faulty product and they accepted responsibility.
2helpful
2answers

When you turn on the TV it takes about 20 to fully turn on. sometimes we get pink lines on the screen.

CHECK POWER SUPPLY BOARD ...OR REPLACED
POWER BOARD NO:
Samsung BN44-00167A BOARD, POWER (VERISONS SX07,SX05,SS03,SQ01)
Samsung BN44-00165A BOARD, POWER (VERSIONS SX08,SX06,SS04,SQ02)
6helpful
2answers

Which Replacement Power Board for LNT4665F Samsung LCD TV?

Howdy,
It would be a lot cheaper if you just replace the two caps that have gone bad. Just get a cheap solder pencil from the store and about an inch of solder and you are in business.
The Power Supply Board is the center Board (towards left) after you remove the back off the TV. Remove Board from TV with the 6-7 screws. Replace capacitors CM852 & CM853; 2200ufd 25volts.

Thaks for using FIXYA, BIG IRISH.
15helpful
4answers

SAMSUNG TV WONT TURN ON JUST CLICKS

I just fixed this very same problem. The capacitors are the problem. However, I think that if you have some minimal skills with soldering, you can fix this yourself. You just need to take out the system board, then the power supply parts are on the top right. The bad capacitor(s) will be bulging at the top and possibly have some brown stuff coming out. The ones that go bad are 1000microfarad, 10V, however you can replace them with higher voltage. I got 35V caps from radio shack for 1.59 each. You just need to solder out the bad ones and then put the new ones in and solder. Remember that the negative end goes on the side with the bold black part of the circle on the system board. Then just cut off the extra ends of the capacitors. If you are capable of doing this yourself, you will spend at most 6 dollars instead of however much a technician costs.
31helpful
6answers

Samsung lnt4042hx/xaa 40in lcd tv wont turn on

I concur with Lightnbaby.... had same problem... my TV LNT4042HX/XAA took 10 min to start sometimes... the capacitors on the power supply board had bubbles on top 4 of them all 10/1000Uf. Samsung wanted to charge $220+ to have a guy come out and fix. J&J parts (samsung vendor) wanted $108 for a new board. I replaced the 4 capacitors for $4.68 and the TV works fine now!!!!!
2helpful
1answer

Samsung model LNS4051DX/XAA won't turn on, just clicks

THE PROBLEM IS Faulty parts on PS board , bad press for Samsung

Because the Samsung LNS4051D would not turn on and the power LED would blink 4 times and the relay would click and this would repeat again and again. I replaced power supply board parts CM806, 811, 812 & 817, all 1000 uf 10v capacitors, three had their tops bulged up slightly that I missed on initial visual inspection. After seeing the reports of problems with these caps on http://www.fixya.com/support/t1336881-will_not_turn_or_off , I replaced them with Radio Shack part 272-1032, 1000 uf, 35v. They are slightly bigger, but fit OK. TV is working fine now. Cost was 4 x $1.59 = $6.36 plus the time. I saved between $100 to 300 in the process of either replacing the board or getting the unit serviced.
Not finding what you are looking for?

529 views

Ask a Question

Usually answered in minutes!

Top Samsung Televison & Video Experts

Grand Canyon Tech
Grand Canyon Tech

Level 3 Expert

3867 Answers

 Grubhead
Grubhead

Level 3 Expert

5755 Answers

Cindy Wells

Level 3 Expert

6688 Answers

Are you a Samsung Televison and Video Expert? Answer questions, earn points and help others

Answer questions

Manuals & User Guides

Loading...