CAN TRANSISTOR D5310A BE USED AS APOWER TRANSISTOR?

Alternatively referred to as a power cable, mains cable or flex, apower cord is the primary cable that provides power to the computer, printer, monitor, and components within a computer. In the image to the right, is an example of the power cord that is commonly used with computers, monitors, printers, and otherperipherals.

J6810 / BU508D can be used in place. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts. Surf the site with patience.
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Hi friend, i have the same problem. Did you find a solution for it?.

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hi you will need first to isolate where the problem might be so try to plug other unit or device in your power surge like a dvd player. if it is work your lcd tv have problem now how are you going to fix your tv, use a philip screw driver and open the back cover to gain access the internal part. since doesn't turn on check the power supply first which is the main source of supply of all the board. replace blown fuse and other defective part. bulged capacitor will not work good replace it use the panasonic brand atleast 105c ratings it is effective. thanks hope will help you to fix the problem.

i believe the voltage in India is in the 230-240 volt range here in America around 110 volt if that is the case you might need to talk to the Nintendo repair center http://www.nintendo.com/corp/distributors.jsp
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This could be the tuner damaged or a regulator damaged depending where the surge entered the set. Lighting will damage tuners while line power surges will damage regulaters and often horizontal output transistors along with sweep mode power supplies. Since you have audio I would suspect the horizontal output transistor first and check it from collector to base and emmiter for short with a digital volt ohm diode check meter. Check with diode check mode.

HI. this will happen during most outages. there is a fuse located inside the power supply device that is used to power your unit. simply remove the cover off the power supply box, and replace the fuse inside. this will correct the issue.

***((Now, if the fuse is OK, and not harmed, this will confirm that the power supply has failed. It should be replaced in this case))

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this could be caused by noumerous things: 1. there may be all kinds of definitions that got messes up, such as a lock up of any kind. check manual, there should be a list of common faq's and solutions. 2. check for any blown fuses. check resistors. 3. regulator may have gone bad (not sure about that one). 4. there may be an incompatible level of voultage. if its too low it will not power on the system, if it is too high, the high-voultage mechanizm will cause it to shut down. measure the voultage in the system, if you dont know how to do it exactly: Remove both of the power transistors from the primary, then power up the circuit with AC, then provide 5V (variable) to the secondary side, send it back in the way it normally comes out! Now measure accross the transisor side of the opto while varying the 5V above and below 5V (note: the transistor side of the opto is on the primary side of the power supply since it is feedback) If the feedback circuits are working the opto should turn on and off as you vary the voltage above and below 5V. there could be many more options im afraid, but I hope that will do. good luck.