50 PF 9631D/37 DEAD LED LIGHT BLINKS ALL THE TIME

THERES 6 SIOW BOINKS THEN 3 FAST THERES 6 SIOW BOINKS THEN 3 FAST

Thats just what I needed. That confirms that this is a power supply related problem. It is usualy triggered by overload excerted on a circuit, caused by faulty capacitors more often than not. If you wish to try a component level repair you will need good electronics/soldering skills. Otherwise we will just have to swap the board, which should run you about 75-100$. Let me know how you wish to proceed so that I can guide you as required, Thats just what I needed. That confirms that this is a power supply related problem. It is usualy triggered by overload excerted on a circuit, caused by faulty capacitors more often than not. If you wish to try a component level repair you will need good electronics/soldering skills. Otherwise we will just have to swap the board, which should run you about 75-100$. Let me know how you wish to proceed so that I can guide you as required,

CAN YOU GIVE US THE BOARD # CAN YOU GIVE US THE BOARD #

Actually the best way to obtain the part number is from the board itself. This is because there will usually be several versions of the same part and the only way to get the exact replacement is through the part number printed on the board. Look for a 12-digit number usually starting with 99 and/or 10 character one starting with LJ. Please get me this info and I will find you the board. Actually the best way to obtain the part number is from the board itself. This is because there will usually be several versions of the same part and the only way to get the exact replacement is through the part number printed on the board. Look for a 12-digit number usually starting with 99 and/or 10 character one starting with LJ. Please get me this info and I will find you the board.