I've had great luck repairing computer monitors and LCDs made in the 2000s when CFL backlights were the only option. In most cases it was easy to see leaking capacitors on the power supply and replace them, and at least 5 out of 6 displays were fixed successfully this way. I've recently taken apart a couple LED backlit TVs, expecting to continue my success, only to find capacitors that look completely fine. Is it still worth trying replacing them? Or are LED TVs, because of their lower power demands, no longer killing power supplies (or maybe caps have gotten a lot better)?
sorry if this is answered elsewhere. I've read the getting started guides.
sorry if this is answered elsewhere. I've read the getting started guides.
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