I'm NOT asking 'why does my tv make a click sound and not turn on'... I already know and researched that one.
I bought a new power board for my Sammie UNB6000 LED TV and replaced it myself (soooo easy, no worries, I have done easy fixes on electronics here and there, from iPods to PCs) and it did NOT fix the problem.
Still the constant clicking sound, still won't turn on. So I have the same problem with 2 different power boards. I've inspected the capacitors on both the replacement and old power boards and they all look fine... no swollen or broken capacitors at all.
My next thought is to replace the main board now, but I'm really not so sure if that's the problem and just wanted to know if anyone had any other suggestions?
To note, I did try a search on these forums and read through a few, but could only find the solution to replace capacitors/power board and did not find any threads where someone tried it and still had the same initial problem. I apologize if I didn't search diligently enough.
I tried to ask for help in CNET forums and it suggested I try here as well.
Thanks in advance for any help!!
I bought a new power board for my Sammie UNB6000 LED TV and replaced it myself (soooo easy, no worries, I have done easy fixes on electronics here and there, from iPods to PCs) and it did NOT fix the problem.
Still the constant clicking sound, still won't turn on. So I have the same problem with 2 different power boards. I've inspected the capacitors on both the replacement and old power boards and they all look fine... no swollen or broken capacitors at all.
My next thought is to replace the main board now, but I'm really not so sure if that's the problem and just wanted to know if anyone had any other suggestions?
To note, I did try a search on these forums and read through a few, but could only find the solution to replace capacitors/power board and did not find any threads where someone tried it and still had the same initial problem. I apologize if I didn't search diligently enough.
I tried to ask for help in CNET forums and it suggested I try here as well.
Thanks in advance for any help!!
