Logic board How can I change the burn capacitors

Check all the capacitors one might be bad find out if it is bad it should bulge on top of the capacitors

It's probably burned-out electrolytic capacitors in the power supply section or on the logic board (to other technicians on this board, yes they do burn out - cut one apart and you'll see the paper around the plus lead is turned to charcoal). Those are relatively low-cost components ($0.40 - $1.60, depending on the size), but require technical expertise to replace (ability to change parts on multi-layer boards with lead-free solder, and observe electrostatic discharge precautions to prevent damaging the board). Burned-out electrolytic capacitors are often readily identified by visual inspection - the tops will be bulged out and often have material leaking from the vent. In the photo below, a bad capacitor is shown next to several good ones.


If this is the case, insist that your repair technician select new capacitors for high ripple current and endurance (at least 8000 hr. rating) as well as the same or better temperature rating. I've found the Panasonic FR1 series capacitors work well for this application. United Chemi-con's EKZN series should also be adequate. They may cost a few nickels more than other brands, but the money is well worth spending.

According to the service manual an error has occured writing to the eeprom on the logic circuit board. I would look at the logic board as a culprit . You may need to check the voltage is correct at the power point and matches the printer required supply voltage. What worries me is what caused the logic board to fail and make a burning smell. Could be a faulty voltage regulator supplying the logic board or a fault in a power board..
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On all units that I repair, I replace all nine of the power supply board capacitors regardless of the voltages. There are poor quality capacitors and are going to fail at some time in the future.
The logic board caps are the same through hole type as the power supply. Yes there are many surface mount capacitors but none of these have need to be replaced. Replacing the logic board caps are very difficult because of the inner plane layer that acts like a giant heat sink. I use a desoldering station that has a suction pump and set the temperature to 850 degrees F. First I unsolder the square pad lead as this one is easy. The other lead requires more time, I hold the iron on until I can move the capacitor lead and turn on the suction as I pull the part out of the hole. Even with this process the holes do not always come clean and require additional work. Without the desoldering station it is very difficult and I would not recommend attempting it.

Check the tv power supply board.That the board where the tv power A/c plug into it.Check the tv power supply board carefully for dying components parts that are called capacitors parts.Bad or dying capacitors parts on the tv power supply board are alway causes this problems to the tv.Bad or dying capacitors parts are very easily to spots,all these capacitors parts are alway bulges up onto it tops.Never have plats round tops as they suppose too.U have all the tools and know basic electronic also can do basic soldering work,u should changes all these dying capacitors parts in the tv power supply board with no problems at all.If u check all over the tv power supply board and it have no dying and leaking capacitors parts to the tv power supply board all.Then the tv Y-Sustain main logic Tuner board it is the causes and the problems.The tv Y-Sustain main logic Tuner signal board that is the board that take in the tv imcomming tv broadcasting signal cable plug into it.Or tries websites like Shopjimmy.com,Ebay.com to buy a whole new refurbish tv power supply board and or the tv Y-Sustain main logic Tuner signal board for the replacement.

The problem is in the logic board of the LCD television at the vertical section.There's a leak capacitor or bulging top or faulty vertical driver ic.Replace all bulging tops capacitor at the vertical section at the logic board with new capacitor with the same value.Thanks..

Hi... Projector show vertical lines... Issue in your logic board filter's missing on logic input board check for fail signal on video input logic board,,, check input connector for broken pin inside connector... also check capacitor & resistance arround video logic processor, possibility of over heat conponent

Sorry, but once a capacitor fails it can lead to other failures on the logic board. Your best bet is to replace the logic board. Due to the price of the logic board and age of the computer, I wouldn't replace the logic board.
It's time to go shopping for a new Mac.

Check the logic board for failed capacitors. My C6180 started showing ink system failure messages and eventually would power on and off every 20 seconds or so. This was caused by a few failed capacitors on the logic board. i the attached picture of my C6180 logic board you can see the bulging tops of 2 capacitors (indicating failure). I replaced 4 capacitors (cost ~ 60cents) and the pinter is working great. If you are not comfortable doing a little soldering, you will have to find some help (took my 25 minutes).

1. Frist on the BURN MODE.
2. Check whether same
Vertical lines on screen ?? 3. If yes ..?
4. Then change the LOGIC BOARD or PDP