samsung clicking repair part 4

samsung lcd tv wont power up clicking repair part four

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[dabelche]

It worked like a charm--for a total of $10 and about an hour of effort. Thanks again!

[wizzywigterry]

@dabelche

You are very welcome my friend, only to pleased to help.

[ughkane614h]

So where are the improper comments are?

[kinstar]

theres one capacitor which i cant even tell if its blown or not lool

[GPE001]

To replace a 2200uF cap -- use a 2200uF, 16V Panasonic EEU-FC1C222. Fits properly and get's you the voltage clearance that you need as well as low-ESR.

If you need to replace the 1000uF caps -- go with Panasonic EEU-FC1E102L.

[aggshit]

@aggshit which cap is recomended?

can only find 10V and 50V

[aggshit]

@aggshit

I saw that mine two 2200u 10V was swollen.

Is it good enouch with 2200u 25V?

[aggshit]

Which CAPs did you buy? Voltage and Farad?

[gestergester]

@spoolon Samsung Canada is not as honourable as Samsung UK, as I have made numerous attempts to get them to admit and fix the problem on my barely-out-of-warranty TV. The service rep on the phone basically told me to screw myself in plain English after I argued that it was a known flaw all over the internet and that they are responsible! See my video for how I finally fixed the problem.

[force311999]

if there is 5 caps as part of a set that work together then all 5 should be replaced as they should be a matching set if not the lower ones will be working harder and may fail soon unless you found the exact same ones 

[ThePocketPcMan]

Hi, I have followed the steps and replaced 5 capaciators on my Samsung TV, was doing as reported wouldn't turn on and just kept clicking! put it back together and Nothing still making the same clicking noise, it sounds like its coming from the small boxes 2 yellow 1 blue 1 black about 1" sq on the same board? any help would be much appreciated after reading everyones success i am disappointed it hasn't fixed ! great videos