I need to replace the power supply on EL13006-01W - any resources?

The power supply/subwoofer for the VIZIO CA-27 series all-in-one PCs is identified by the part number 715G6960-P02-001-002S or ADTVE1825AC71. The power supply connects to the motherboard via a proprietary dual jack Audio/Power cable. I couldn't find specific voltage details for the subwoofer/power supply in the available resources. For precise information, I recommend checking the user manual or contacting VIZIO customer support directly.

If you take the power supply out your will find a manufacturer name and part number. You will be able to search for that on the internet pretty easy. I would personally start at Allied Electronics. Great resource.

Make sure everything is plugged in securely on the system board. Also double check the power connection from the system board to the power button. Some PC's have a On\Off switch on the back also. Double check that also. Last but not least you might have a "System Board" failure if you exhausted your resources you might just need to replace that if you know your Power Supply is working fine.

change the inverter if it does not work ,you will have to change the backlight bulbs or you change the screen

The brand or make is not that important ...just the model ..so that will fit ..but this model of yours uses the classic supply model ..The thing you need to be looking for is the power on it ..be sure you will insert one with similar characteristics ...or even higher ..I mean if you used to run a 350 w one ..it is best to get a 500w one ..cause usually the configuration may be changed and you will add more ram memory or extra hard disk ..and is better to have resources instead force the ones you have (if it is more powerful will heat less )
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YOU NEED TO BUY IT OTHERWISE YOU NEED A LOT OF RESOURCES.

How do you know the power supply is the problem?
What issues are you experiencing?
Have you done any trouble shooting first? It could be a bad hard drive.

If you should need to replace the power supply first you need to get a replacement power supply for a gateway MFATXPNT ESX 500S - 300 watt power supply you can get here.

The next step is to unplug the computer from the wall > remove the case side access panel > ground yourself with an Anti-Static wrist strap cord so you don't fry *********** board electronics from static electricity discharge which can cost you a lot more to replace > now disconnect the plugs from the power supply wire harness, it may help to count the connections and mark them with a piece of tape or draw a diagram so you don't forget which loose cables should get reconnected to the new power supply. There will be at least one that connects directly to a plug on the mother board, DO NOT put tape there. > Next remove the screws which mount mount the power supply to the metal frame and slide out the power supply > slide the new power supply in the same way the other other was removed (note top from bottom) and then screw back to frame and reattach the cables > close the case > remove your grounded wrist band > plug computer back into wall and start the computer.

Congratulations, you have just replaced your power supply and ready to go.

IMPORTANT: Do not switch the power output selector switch on the power supply. Usually a recessed re switch which will adjust for european vs. US power input conversion.

Additional Resources and Tutorials
Step by Step Video Tutorial to Replace Power Supply
With pictures, step by step
Diagnosing ATX Power Supply Failure with Diagram
How to diagnose and replace a failed pc power supply

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Yes, it is time to replace it. Open the case and make sure it is a standard size before you buy another one. Just measure length, width & height. You can put a higher wattage supply in there, it just won't have to work as hard to power your computer.

download the instructions manual from here:
http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/00/95/YA050Bien.pdf

looks like the power supply is still not repaired.Check internal fuse also

No you dont need to replace the intire power supply.its very easy to repair you can do it checked all the diodes ,for forward bias ,and for shortage and next the the capacitor for shorted, or busted you can see the apearance change,I know your is good because when put the fuse is blown away resistor good,only the diodes near in the transformer.and if see a transistor with heat sink check that maybe short also ill try to find a shematic diagram for you.