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Eugene Galloway Posted on Sep 23, 2011
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Sir the problem of your unit is in the power supply it has already a bulging capacitor this bad capacitor is producing a low and unfiltered dc output.
I have a 42
If you see this bad capacitor replace it with same type and also try to observe the solder part of your pcb if there is a cold solder or loosed solder. ekcnoel_26.jpeg
If you see this resolder it but be sure not to connect separated pins if accidentally solder may caused much damage to the unit. Note before doing this be sure to unplug the unit. Good day and best regards.

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