This five part series teaches you how to repair your Samsung LCD TV power clicking problem. This video is probably best to for TV experts or those fearless TV owner. This video walks you through the steps of giving your family entertainment center some at home surgery. The instructor with careful instructions and with your TV's safety in mind walks you through everything you need to know fix this pesky problem.
You need:
*Samsung LCD TV
*A soft surface
*Screw driver
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Clean the inside of your big-screen televsion
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Get Free HDTV with a Coat Hanger Antenna
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Program an RCA universal remote control
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2 Comments
hello thanks for the how to vid but what if it isnt the capacitors? Im wondering what else would you test for..Thanks in advance for any feedback!!
i have replaced 4 capacitors and the tv works fine even better. For 1.5 euro. Great!
Thanks
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