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Samsung LE40R88BD Clicking Relay
tvhell:
--- Quote from: Turnip on January 02, 2011,11:35:42 ---Hi,
No - had the prob myself where I shorted the pins, counted 'till 2 then ended up with the acid as you have.
Checked back through miles of back theads ('cos this one's a biggy) and discovered that our Daz (Quuq -Super-Hero/Bucky-ball/carbon/nifty/tights) had been there and done it - several times.
Impressed - Chris.
PS - If you can't be bothered to check back, can attach the Daz-Biz, but must duck flack from Sparky.
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Hi thanks. Just to let you know I have got rid of the acid! Went back into service mode and changed the panel size to 26" and also turned on the dbug mode. Have since reset and retuned and working!
Thanks again you guys, your are amazing, :08:
RJH:
:beer: :beer:
--- Quote from: AdyAde on December 03, 2009,07:59:57 ---
Thanks, going to give it another try shortly, do i leave it shorting for a while or literally a second?
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SEems this is a normal problem/factory defect, my LN46A550 is 1 1/2 yrs old and doing the same. Paid 1700 u.s., Samsung said they'll send a service rep out to replace the caps thats it. anything else the guy decides to find I'll have to pay for, WE"LL SEE.
Turnip:
Hi RJH,
$1700 is a soupcon more than I earn in the usual working day - getting out the old wood kayak and paddling furiously westwards with a few caps and a bit of wire - Chris.
sparky:
chris
put you cruiser away i think he means it cost $1700
to buy in first place all them dollars will send you
laa laa
happy new year
watch the turnip wine
Horatio:
--- Quote from: RJH on January 03, 2011,16:26:07 --- :beer: :beer:
--- Quote from: AdyAde on December 03, 2009,07:59:57 ---
Thanks, going to give it another try shortly, do i leave it shorting for a while or literally a second?
--- End quote ---
SEems this is a normal problem/factory defect, my LN46A550 is 1 1/2 yrs old and doing the same. Paid 1700 u.s., Samsung said they'll send a service rep out to replace the caps thats it. anything else the guy decides to find I'll have to pay for, WE"LL SEE.
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If it's any consolation, Samsung were very helpful getting my clicking 40" LCD operational again. Not only was it made clear from the start that the repair would be free, the job was booked on New Years Day. A service centre called me on Tuesday morning to arrange the day and the TV was fixed at my home in less than 15 minutes. No fuss, no trouble.
If Samsung are consistent across the pond, there is no reason they shouldn't replace your PSU board free of charge. Good luck! :08:
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