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Comment on Samsung LCD TV power up problem by Gary

Gary — Mon, 13 May 2013 19:43:45 +0000

I have what looks like a similar problem on a Samsung UN55D6050TFXZA 55″ LED TV. Won’t power on unless it is unplugged for long periods of time, maybe days or even a week or longer. When it does power on it won’t do so again once turned off unless unplugged for a long time again. My first thought was capacitance so the info on this site is interesting. Anyone heard of this issue on the LED models?

Comment on Symptoms Of an LCD Power Supply Problems by abdel

abdel — Thu, 25 Apr 2013 07:36:05 +0000

i have problems with power supply PSLF121401 the fuse(5A) blow when i put 220v.Please help me.

Comment on Samsung TV Capacitor Settlement Notice by Bren

Bren — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 04:19:05 +0000

I have a 52 lcd that I bought near the end of 2008. It turns on then off and on I just got off the phone with cumotser service. They told me to call back after I get the model # and the serial #. They told me it was out of warranty, but they would fix it, if it was one of the tv’s on the original lawsuit. They were very helpful.I will update this after I get those #’s to them. So far, so good.

Comment on Samsung TV Capacitor Settlement Notice by Kerry Stevens

Kerry Stevens — Sat, 16 Mar 2013 17:18:07 +0000

What phone # ? There is no phone number for Samsung on this site.
The claim form states prior to March 2012. Am I out of luck ? My power supply just died and it is March 2013.

Thanks
Kerry Stevens

Comment on Samsung LCD TV power up problem by ray brunette sr.

ray brunette sr. — Mon, 04 Feb 2013 19:10:15 +0000

i appreciate any help on a dead lcd samsung tv i need a schemic with voltages listed to check what i think is a power supply problem caused by a power surge can you help me tnx ray phone is 414 322 5345 samsung no help here at all this tv is out of warranty

Comment on Samsung LCD TV power up problem by Chriss

Chriss — Fri, 25 Jan 2013 01:55:37 +0000

I would recommend trying to fix it. That’s what I did on mine and till today it’s still working.

Comment on Samsung LCD TV power up problem by Chriss

Chriss — Fri, 25 Jan 2013 01:53:50 +0000

Please call the 1-800 number i have provided on the page.

Comment on Samsung LCD TV power up problem by Dawn Taylor

Dawn Taylor — Wed, 23 Jan 2013 20:46:40 +0000

Hi it would seem from reading all the complaints about the capacitors that this is the problem with my TV.
How can I have this repaired free of charge due to what seems a common problem with Sansung tv’s. Please advise.
sincerely
Dawn Taylor

Comment on Samsung LCD TV power up problem by Jesus

Jesus — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 17:01:35 +0000

a Friend of mine has a Samsung 32″ LCD (series 4) recently after aprox. 2 – 3 yrs of having it .. the screen flickered and turn off .. he got it to turn on again but .. the screen was dim .. his repair tech says the problem is the board of the power supply .. is it worth it to fix this? Or should I tell him to get another tv?

I guess my true question is .. if he fixes this (the repair tech is charging 150$ us dollar) is the tv most likely to last 2 – 3 years more or will it break down a couple of months later??

PS: I’ve also seen people fix “this” issue with replacing of capacitors for very cheap prices (estimating 10$ or so) is this recommendable? I mean will it last?

Thanks!!

Comment on Symptoms Of an LCD Power Supply Problems by James Smith

James Smith — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 22:48:13 +0000

I have the same problems as everyone else. My caps look fine, I check the board fro any cracks or breaks bewteen the print, and have found no visible problem with the board. My worse case symptom was a restart that took almost six hours. I went ahead and bought a new TV. Don’t know if I want to spend the money on trying to fix or have someone else fix it. It is a SAMSUNG and my third Samsung (all different model numbers and sizes over a five year period that I have either had problems with lines, clicking, HDMI Ports dropping off. There will not be a fourth. My 1st generation Panasonic 32″ LCD, Sony LCD, and Panasonic Plasma still run like champs. I am now test running a new LG to see where it will take me. People, do your self a favor, stay away from the Samsung products.