Has anyone ever worked on a “Silo” branded tv?
I have one. Model SL-4013. The tv is in great physical shape.
The tv only comes on very now and then. The backlights are good - I dismantled the tv and checked out the strings.
The backlight circuit comes up to ~35V when it’s not working. It goes up to 75V to illuminate the strings when it works.
The big cap stays at 165V in a working and broken state.
The tv doesn’t always turn on either with the remote or the power button. The tv’s red standby LED doesn’t turn green.
The SMPS, main and TCON are all integrated as a single board. As far as I see, the caps and diodes are good. There’s also little to no silk screen on the board to help with pin identification.
I have one. Model SL-4013. The tv is in great physical shape.
The tv only comes on very now and then. The backlights are good - I dismantled the tv and checked out the strings.
The backlight circuit comes up to ~35V when it’s not working. It goes up to 75V to illuminate the strings when it works.
The big cap stays at 165V in a working and broken state.
The tv doesn’t always turn on either with the remote or the power button. The tv’s red standby LED doesn’t turn green.
The SMPS, main and TCON are all integrated as a single board. As far as I see, the caps and diodes are good. There’s also little to no silk screen on the board to help with pin identification.
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