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Okay, so i have an UE40C6005 which won't start.

It started out with the clicking noises, but now all I get is a blinking power led (blinks 5 times).

So I found a bad capacitor and replaced it, still the same thing.. so I tried resetting the eeprom without success.
I've been searching the web for some guidance for countless of hours without any answers!

Is there anyone who have any thoughts?

low.flying.pigs:
This model I beleive is sold only in the Sweeden and Denmark area. You may get more specific responses if you provide the details of the Power Supply and Main Board since they may well be common amoungst many models.

A general easy starting point however, having found one bad capacitor already, is to have a good look around the power supply unit for any other suspect looking capacitors and replace them if you have not already. Without the required voltages from the PSU, nothing will work.  To go further, the information as above will be required.

Hope this helps,

low.flying.pigs

tumstock:

--- Quote from: low.flying.pigs on September 07, 2012,11:47:20 ---This model I beleive is sold only in the Sweeden and Denmark area. You may get more specific responses if you provide the details of the Power Supply and Main Board since they may well be common amoungst many models.

A general easy starting point however, having found one bad capacitor already, is to have a good look around the power supply unit for any other suspect looking capacitors and replace them if you have not already. Without the required voltages from the PSU, nothing will work.  To go further, the information as above will be required.

Hope this helps,

low.flying.pigs

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Thanks for the answer!

The power supply seems to be working, I get a 5.3 v standby and i tested all caps with a multimeter.
I managed to get the backlight fired up by creating a s/c, so it should be fine?

The main board is called BN41-01444b I can take some pictures if necessary!

low.flying.pigs:
What is the PSU board number?

low.flying.pigs

tumstock:
BN44-00357A

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