Samsung TV Repair- PART 2 OF 2

This is part 2 of a video HOWTO on repairing common power-up failure on Samsung 52 flat screen flat panel LCD television. These videos demonstrate how to remove the back panel of display, remove the power supply board, and replace a faulty power supply electrolytic capacitors using a soldering iron.

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[aGunsligner]

Like most of the posters below - you just saved me at least $100.

Now I just hope my sh*tty soldering skills stand up to the test...

[MrFamilyman007]

You and your Family are AWESOME!!! I watched other post and videos and they looked..... well kinda difficult, you guys gave me confidence by being so calm and relaxed, no tech shop but in your home and on your dining room table.... I live in Miami, Fl and they wanted to charge me $200.00 to $300.00, and with your help I was able to find the bad capacitors and replace them for 0.95 each @ Master Distributors in Miami, Fl, Victor helped me... Great guy

God bless you and your Family.... Thank you..

[MrBlindghost]

Most of the power supply design is same.I was changed the 6 bad caps alr but still remain as before changing!

[Dspace2]

You guys are awesome, just saved me a bunch of money :)

[BRANWEN8323]

Dear Friend

Thanks to you i repair my tv in an hour and i paid almost nothing for it!

You and your helper are great.

Thank you very much

[anoldswine]

Replaced two 2200 capacitors and tv still not working, what next?

[LifeRDeath1]

What The web site To get Those Caps Or What Ever At? Or What Store?

[elSSouley01]

thank you so much, I have the same tv whit the same issue, now its fixed thanks to you and your team

[hulksmash514]

thank you very much, TV is fixed, works perfectly, saved hundreds of dollars. awesome.

[splatbubble]

Dear Professor. Fantastic video! One question...how can I be sure my capacitors are discharged? If not, is there a way I can safely discharge them (e.g., touch with a well-insulated screwdriver) without busting anything?

[ohgreatitskate]

Thanks so much -- your video along with others helped me to fix my TV today. I only wish I had done it much sooner! I would suggest maybe a bit more detail on soldering, but other YouTube videos helped with that -- mine still looked terrible, but I hope it will hold up!