New PSU for TV

[greendiff]

I need a new PSU for my LG 32LC56 TV. Need a new LGLP32SLPV2.

Can't find a board that anywhere has in stock, they all show as out of stock.

Where on earth do I get one?

[Ray Luxury-Yacht]

I had this trying to find one for my Samsung.

I just perceviered with Google searches until I finally found something similar, then rang the supplier with the part number for mine, and they got me one in a few weeks from Japan or wherever.

[greendiff]

Maybe it would be easier to buy a repair kit, with new capacitors, and just remove and replace the failed capacitors, of which there are about 6-8.

how hard would this be?

[Ray Luxury-Yacht]

Easy if you're handy with a soldering iron I would imagine dude!

[h0b0]

This any use to you?

LGLP32SLPV2 REV 1.3 EAY39025701 Power supply / inverter for LG 37"

[greendiff]

Popped down to Maplins this morning, £5.10 later and it's all fixed.



The faulty capacitors were all suffering from capacitor plague.

[Morningside]

Ray Luxury-Yacht said:

I had this trying to find one for my Samsung.

I just perceviered with Google searches until I finally found something similar, then rang the supplier with the part number for mine, and they got me one in a few weeks from Japan or wherever.

Is it the classic PDP-PS-421S relay 'clicking' fault?

[TonyRPH]

greendiff said:

Popped down to Maplins this morning, £5.10 later and it's all fixed.



The faulty capacitors were all suffering from capacitor plague.

Did you get some high temperature (105 deg.) capacitors?

They will last a lot longer.

[BenM77]

greendiff said:

Popped down to Maplins this morning, £5.10 later and it's all fixed.



The faulty capacitors were all suffering from capacitor plague.

Man points !

2 days ago my trusty 50" samsung did exactly the same thing, its a 4 year old PS50Q97HDX.

i have done the same as you, replaced the bulging capacitors but also found some broken/dry joints on the components attached to the heat sinks.

I now have my tv back and don't have to shell out just before christmas

Edited by BenM77 on Saturday 3rd December 15:50

[greendiff]

TonyRPH said:

Did you get some high temperature (105 deg.) capacitors?

They will last a lot longer.

Yes, I did, did a straight replacement like for like UF values and voltage values.

Not that I know what the UF stands for!

[headcase]

microfarad.