Cello E 1906DVB standby light not coming out out of standby

[jimca007]

Evening all , although this is a fairly common fault and most if not all of us will have come across it, the staying in standby due to blown secondary caps I've decided to post this cause this is the second one in as many weeks with the two outpoint caps EC1 and EC2 both 1000 uf 16v being down but showing no physical signs of being faulty, no leakage and no signs of gas blow/ swelling. Makes me think these going even a wee bit low without actually going down will be enough to stop this set booting up, replacing with 2 new caps solved the prob and it booted fine just thought it might be a bit misleading if your just doing a once over visual on the psu. Cheers all.
PSU LP190403.
from Cello E1906DVB

[Dalinian]

Hi jimca007,

Thanks for the detailed info, which confirms repair info I’ve discovered elsewhere.  
 

My first experience at a real world auction resulted in my acquiring a “Cello E 1906DVB [with] standby light not coming out out of standby” for a friend.  


Now I’d like to get it working for her, with a little help from the kindness of strangers [1]. So I think the first thing I need to know is exactly where the dodgy capacitors are located.  


Here’s a detailed picture of the Cello E 1906DVB’s LP190403 PSU:

The Cello E 1906DVB 19-inch LCD TV’s LP190403 PSU
(source: http://www.tradezz.com/buy_3441400_lamps-CCFL-lcd.htm )
► Click the link below for the full detailed picture:
⫸ http://bit.ly/LP190403

Could you please:
1. Take a copy of the photo
2. Annotate it with the position of the “the two outpoint caps EC1 and EC2 both 1000 uf 16v” (eg: with OpenOffice.org Draw [2])
3. Add your annotated photo to a reply below.

For example:

An example of marking up the suspect capacitors; NB: these are most likely NOT the “the two outpoint caps EC1 and EC2” – this is merely an illustration of how their actual correct location could be illustrated by somebody who DOES know their where they are
► Click the link below for the full detailed picture:
⫸ http://bit.ly/SampleMarkup


Thanks in advance for your time, attention, and kindness.

Share and Enjoy, Dainian

[1] The kindness of strangers:
► “Whoever you are, I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.”
~ Blanche DuBois, in ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ (1947), by Tennessee Williams (1911-1983)

[2] OpenOffice.org Draw:
⫸ about – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org_Draw
⫸ free download – http://www.openoffice.org

[jimca007]

picture added to original post although the markings on the side of the caps will tell you which 2 are the 1000uf i posted this a while ago but from memory there only were 2 so you should be able to locate them fairly easily good luck

[Dalinian]

My dear jimca007,

You are a STAR! 
You've put a Big One of These on me ol'boat race: 

Got a busy weekend coming up, so I'll be looking into this repair in detail next week.

Many 

Share and Enjoy, Dainian