The TV was working great after that I heard a loud noise and all the screen went to lines and then I powered it off and never power on again. The Vizio logo is not powered on. I opened the TV and the power supply looks great as the motherboard I don't see nothing damaged. Please help me!!!
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That loud pop was a surface mounted "cap" capacitor blowing up. Look for a burnt spot on the circuit boards inside the TV cabinet, it will be very small so look carefully. They are called "Caps" for a reason.
Aug 26, 2015 - If you see a line on your TV screen it might be the result of several causes. Some might be simple to fix and others may actually require you to replace theTV. Pixels on a TVs display panel are organized in groups of straight vertical lines. ...Notice the line defect above is red but they can be white, green, ...
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TV Repair help with troubleshooting lines on your TV Screen. ... I have Vizio M470SL. My TV has .... Why does my T.V. suck Don't buy Rca T.V..
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Line, faults & possible causes to LCD screen are given with illustrations. You can get an idea about the fault to an extent.
This may have been the sound of electrolytic capacitors exploding. I would not suggest plugging the set back in until you can have it checked by a qualified TV technician. If you are skilled in Electronics and would like to work on this yourself, you will need:
The schematic diagram, a multimeter, a signal generator, an oscilloscope, and an isolation transformer.
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