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[algrey]

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Hi everyone, I came across this site while searching for freezer parts, typed in an old fridge I have in my storeroom and walla a solution to my problem. This site will be just the answer to all my electronic problems. Nice to be here.

[Hazeeed]

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Hi im Hazeeed, I work as an IT tech and have a strong passion for IT

[Kharret]

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Hey, I'm Kharret. A programmer by occupation, HAM by hobby and curious to learn more about EE.

[Fearless]

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Good night everyone and thanks for letting me be part of the group and I'm here to learn as much as I can

[jili_tx]

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Hello, I'm very grateful for the information on this site, it's been very helpful!

[youngcutty]

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happy to be apart of this forum, hope to be able to contribute to the forum.

[JessieNelson]

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Hello,
I am new here! I am looking for new info about tech support. It's my hobby. Love soft and hard.

[mastsrl]

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Well hello there, doing things a little out of order and time i'm introducing myself.
i have a computer repair business and a large part of that is having to reflash BIOS and check schematics which is why i'm here for!

[Jimmypooh]

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Hi all, find this forum while looking to repair my Vizio M470NV TV. I'm about to try it, but need to know what resistor to order. Any tips on finding a resistor based on what's written on it?

Its a surface mount 3 leg that I'm pretty sure says NB2Y.

Thanks!

Jim

[DIYD80]

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Hi all! I'm a dabbler in repairs of all kinds. I have an accumulation of appliances, TVs and computers with one problem or another, and thought I would give them the ol' college try at repair before contributing to the scrap heap.

[Motherboard Repairs]

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Hi,

Happy to be part of the forum .

[Stevespark]

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Hello all, I'm Steve from fabulous Las Cruces NM, I'm tinkering with a Lenovo yoga 920 which apparently overheated and won't turn on now! What junk had it less than a year!

[bina1993]

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Hi.. am a rookie here. Looking forward to getting along.

[Mumxek]

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Hello to all, i would like to introduce myself. I have some experience in electronics and a bit in SW too. I hope i will come along with others. Sorry for my bad english.

[aeioutek]

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Hello, My Name is Amador and I own a small phone repair shop in San Diego CA. I am just getting in to micro-soldering level repairs currently only practicing on damaged phones I have purchased.

[tomrlopes]

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Hi., I'm Thomas from Oakland, California. A newbie when it comes to electronic
repair but very interested to learn.

[ExpertServis]

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Hello. I'm from Russia. Came here for new knowledge. I heard a very cool community here.

[hardbox]

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Hola Amigos!!
Como les va? Espero que bien!!
I am from Peru living and working in Michigan. Own an small electronic repair company with a big hart and passion to repair electronic devises and serve our customers well.
Check our website at: www.ontechforce.com
Thanks for looking!!

[Retro-Hipster]

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Hi all, find this forum while looking to repair my Vizio M470NV TV. I'm about to try it, but need to know what resistor to order. Any tips on finding a resistor based on what's written on it?

Its a surface mount 3 leg that I'm pretty sure says NB2Y.

Thanks!

Jim

Hello! So, resistors almost always have 2 legs unless it is some sort of odd SIL resistor.. That sounds more like a surface mount Transistor or voltage regulator to me.

Do you want to post pictures and such, along with a description of the problem, in the TV repair forum. A very close up picture of the transistor would be helpful. To make the numbers on the face "pop" you can try putting a tiny dab of heat sink grease on it and then wipe it off. It will make the laser etching stand out more clearly..

[greypally]

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Hello, been a member since 2013 and never activated my account. Looking forward to contributing. Have a great day all!!