Hi everyone I have a plasma here that is absolutely dead no power light. When I press the power button the relays click the fan spins for a second then it's dead and nothing happens on the screen. Anyone have any suggestions?
Panasonic TC-P50G10 DEAD
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Re: Panasonic TC-P50G10 DEAD
worth a read of this thread
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...onic+TC-P50G10Comment
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Re: Panasonic TC-P50G10 DEAD
Reading a few threads people do fit the sc kits only to turn the tv on and board blows up again (missed one faulty part etc thats not in kit) maybe some boards are salvagable for re sale/spares so not a total loss.Comment
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Re: Panasonic TC-P50G10 DEAD
Not totally e-waste, you can disconnect the SC board and test if everything else works, remove the cable from P-Board to SC and the flat from A-board to SC, it should come on with no image but green light, VSUS, Vda and VE on the SS board.
The A board has some value plus the power supply.Comment
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Re: Panasonic TC-P50G10 DEAD
If it helps; here is the service manual for it:
http://www.sm.azhand.co/ServiceManua.../TC-P50G10.pdf
It's actually impressively comprehensive.Comment
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by badcappoHello, got a ST50 plasma TV for repair. No signs of life, not even blink codes. Opened it up to check the power supply, type MPF6914. Apparent issues from visual detection and measuring for shorts:
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