Disclaimer, I take no responsibility for any harm done while attempting this. This is a fairly straight forward and easy fix, but if you doubt your abilities, please consult someone who knows what they're doing. Here we are taking a look at a Samsung LNT4665FX TV with the commonly know "clicking" issue. This is a common problem among several Samsung TV's made around this time and spans across several model numbers and TV sizes. Parts and tools needed. I used a #3 Phillips head screw driver for everything. You will also need a soldering iron (I used a selectable 20w/40w, but any smaller pencil type should work) Desoldering wire wick or a solder sucker is very useful, but not necessary. Solder flux and, of course, solder. The capacitors used were bought from Radio Shack, part number: 2721032. They are 1000uf 35v capacitors. These are not the exact part number or specs of the original capacitors, but they do work and are readily available.
Friday, September 28, 2012
Samsung LCD TV: Failed Power On (Clicking) Repair
Samsung LCD TV: Failed Power On (Clicking) Repair Video Clips. Duration : 19.65 Mins.
Disclaimer, I take no responsibility for any harm done while attempting this. This is a fairly straight forward and easy fix, but if you doubt your abilities, please consult someone who knows what they're doing. Here we are taking a look at a Samsung LNT4665FX TV with the commonly know "clicking" issue. This is a common problem among several Samsung TV's made around this time and spans across several model numbers and TV sizes. Parts and tools needed. I used a #3 Phillips head screw driver for everything. You will also need a soldering iron (I used a selectable 20w/40w, but any smaller pencil type should work) Desoldering wire wick or a solder sucker is very useful, but not necessary. Solder flux and, of course, solder. The capacitors used were bought from Radio Shack, part number: 2721032. They are 1000uf 35v capacitors. These are not the exact part number or specs of the original capacitors, but they do work and are readily available.
Disclaimer, I take no responsibility for any harm done while attempting this. This is a fairly straight forward and easy fix, but if you doubt your abilities, please consult someone who knows what they're doing. Here we are taking a look at a Samsung LNT4665FX TV with the commonly know "clicking" issue. This is a common problem among several Samsung TV's made around this time and spans across several model numbers and TV sizes. Parts and tools needed. I used a #3 Phillips head screw driver for everything. You will also need a soldering iron (I used a selectable 20w/40w, but any smaller pencil type should work) Desoldering wire wick or a solder sucker is very useful, but not necessary. Solder flux and, of course, solder. The capacitors used were bought from Radio Shack, part number: 2721032. They are 1000uf 35v capacitors. These are not the exact part number or specs of the original capacitors, but they do work and are readily available.
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