I purchased the 9 capacitors you recommended, tv still does not work. Any idea why?
996235
We purchased the same kit and my husband replaced them. TV works perfectly.
996236
Don't know for sure. Try googling youtube or other sources. Ours works great after replacing bad capacitors.
1957890
hi justin, you might alos check the right output from your source. had the same problem with the tv. albert
1879697
My screen would come on briefly and go black. The 2 main capacitors for the power supply were bad. It took 15 min to unsolder old capacitors and solder new ones and works perfectly. I have the other just in case for a fraction of what I would have been charged to diagnose the problem. I would say yes if that's your problem.
817339
The voltages are on the capacitors but I took pictures of each one before I de-soldered them to make sure I didn't mix anything up. I made a little diagram as well. I did have one capacitor left over from this kit. It was definitely not on the board. I guess this kit fits more than the board I was repairing. Fixed the TV!
1068889
Does the TV make a clicking sound also? You may want to look in the back first and see if there are any capacitors with cracked tops. If so, this will likely work.
1068890
I had similair problem with my Samsung. I looked it up on YouTube.com and found that it was blown capacitors. Looked like and easy fix. Search Google and found that Amazon.com sold a capacitor repair kit. Also purchased a soildering iron and fixed it with ease! Under $30!! Good luck.
277844
Not sure...make sure the wire leads are correctly attached to same color leads on your tv. You could also try adjusting the scan button?
1042463
You would have to inspect the board for what caps popped and go from there; its hard to say based off model number alone what capacitors your TV has.
1915029
If it's the power supply, it is likely to work. The symptom I had was that the tv would not turn on, and was flashing an error code in the red LED. And the capacitor kit was inexpensive, and it was easy to see the capacitors that were bad. With a little soldering experience, it is easy to replace the caps, and for me that solved the issue in the supply.
1856572
I don't know about that particular model. I did read that the samsung tv's that had capacitor problems were manufactured from 2006 to 2008. You need to open it up and see which capacitors went bad and buy those if they're not in this kit. I had to buy a different solder tool than what came with this because this one didn't get hot enough to do the job. I believe your clicking problem has something to do with bad capacitors or ones that are going bad. Hope this helps.
765854
Vickie, In the end I was not able to resolve the issue. I had 2 technicians out to try to fix it, but they weren't able to. Sharp is sending me a new TV (which is being delivered tomorrow afternoon). I'll let you know if it works any better.
1269524
This widespread problem seem to be across all of Samsung HDTVs. A lot of owners past warranty replace blown capacitors on the set powerboard. There even a YouTube video showing how to do it.
775417
i just took mine into the shop for the same problem, very irritating hearing it turn on and off all the time just to start, it would take like 10 minutes for my tv to finally turn on, the technician at the shop said the power supply was bad and i wasn't getting enough power to the main board to turn the TV on, 200 bucks later, I am happy, fix it, it is worth it.
821649
I bought this for the same exact reason and it didn't work, I had an hdtv worth component out and this didn't work. Someone told me that I would need a powered one, dunno, sold my old tv and bought a new flat screen..problem solved. lol
368737
Ditto for us - ours was bought in '08 and was taking longer and longer to turn on. I had seen in an earlier blog that someone suggested calling Samsung because they got a bunch of bad capacitors from China (hard to believe, huh?) and that they'd authorize a one time repair because of that - so I called and sure enough they did just that. The repairman came and took all of 10 minutes to fix the problem (capacitors) and now it works great again. I love this TV and am happy that Samsung recognized the problem and would pay for a repair. So I would suggest calling Samsung first if this is happening - but if you have the extended warranty, it shouldn't be a problem anyway. Ditto for us - ours was bought in '08 and was taking longer and longer to turn on. I had seen in an earlier blog that someone suggested calling Samsung because they got a bunch of bad capacitors from China (hard to believe, huh?) and that they'd authorize a one time repair because of that - so I called and sure enough they did just that. The repairman came and took all of 10 minutes to fix the problem (capacitors) and now it works great again. I love this TV and am happy that Samsung recognized the problem and would pay for a repair. So I would suggest calling Samsung first if this is... » Read More Ditto for us - ours was bought in '08 and was taking longer and longer to turn on. I had seen in an earlier blog that someone suggested calling Samsung because they got a bunch of bad capacitors from China (hard to believe, huh?) and that they'd authorize a one time repair because of that - so I called and sure enough they did just that. The repairman came and took all of 10 minutes to fix the problem (capacitors) and now it works great again. I love this TV and am happy that Samsung recognized the problem and would pay for a repair. So I would suggest calling Samsung first if this is happening - but if you have the extended warranty, it shouldn't be a problem anyway. « Show Less
31985
I wouldn't mess with it. Send it back if you can. Mine worked a few days then ,it went out .I tryed to contact them about it ,but got nothing.Until they make it right with me , I will deffinatelly not get another one.O yes the answer (TV to tv,Power to power block,Antenna to ant ),thats it.
1100434
Mine did not work at all, not sure if it is my TV or the wire, but I am pretty sure it is the wire.