Samsung SPN4235 42 in. Plasma HDTV "buffer board" Questions

buffer board. Normally Y buffer board is placed in the top or bottom of the sreen (Lower Y buffer or Higher Y buffer). The Y buffer board will look like in the picture. Also the video will help you to

my tv made a load pop and the picture went. I still have sound though Ur tv have 2 long buffer boards that help the Plasma screen panel to have a backlight to produce a picture.Those 2 long&

...buffer board is pushed into the Ysus properly and that the wired lead connecting the upper buffer board to the lower buffer board is pushed in firmly.If this doesnt solve the problem then you will ...

...buffer board" and there are two in your TV - upper buffer and lower buffer, also called SDR-U and SDR-L boards.Those are the two most common sources of problems in P50S601 along with the Y sustain ...

...BUFFER BOARD - PCB: LJ41-02760A Y-BUFFER SCAN BOTTOM PCB: LJ41-02761A, http://i39.tinypic.com/2qj9dkx.jpg Here's a link to order the original the JVC upper Y-buffer board and lower Y-buffer board for ...

buffer board twice1 Hello, Has anyone ever had to replace the Part A4 -S/N BN96-02034A for a Samsung PDP model # HP-R4252? I beleive mine seems to be the problem concerning my tv not to have a picture

...check main board for puffed up capacitors need to replace bad capacitors on main board usually 3300/100v ones bigger ones on board then check buffer boards for blown chips usually bottom buffer ...

...buffer board I get I picture at top of tv... should I also replace the upper buffer and the main board I think my uppper Y buffer and main board are ok Yes.  In most cases, lower and upper ...

...buffer board What the effect if y buffer is defective? If this buffer board is fault, the portion of screen will have a display problem. It sill depend upon, the connected buffer. If you wish to get ...

...buffer board.Change buffer board . If this does not fix then Panel is bad. Try C board connections on bottom. Be sure to disconnect power supply from sustain boards before messing with these ...