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Replacing capacitors on the power or inverter board of your TV or monitor can solve some of the most commonly experienced problems. Symptoms of capacitor failure are:
Pink dot/start up problems, slow start up, or after starting up the picture starts to disappear, flickering of the TV screen, clicking noise, sound/power LED is on but there is no picture.
We use capacitors manufactured by Nichicon, Rubicon, or Panasonic.
CUSTOM CAPACITOR REPLACEMENT KITS
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If you can't find the exact model number of your TV or monitor on our website, we're offering a discount if you help us create one. It's easy! Simply send an email with a picture of your board showing all of the electrolytic capacitors and include a list of the quantity and values for each one.
We will use our extensive capacitor inventory to compile a kit that works for your board and give you a discount code to purchase your kit. After a few weeks that kit will become available for other customers to purchase!
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Common Samsung TV Capacitor Issues
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