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The digital part? Do you mean you have sound but no picture/video? Does the power LED on the front of the TV flash? Just about every board in the TV can cause this symptom. You may need a trained TV technician diagnose it further. If you need replacement boards, Tri-State Module is a good vendor for me.
The problem of your plasma tv could be on power supply. The popping sound you heard maybe cause by blown capacitor. Unplug the tv from the main AC outlet then remove the back cover of your unit. Try to observe if there's a bulge up or leaky capacitor. If you see this bulge capacitor replace it. Be sure to observe proper position because it has polarity. To replace this bad capacitor you should be needing following tools: soldering iron, soldering lead and desoldering pump. Be sure not to connect separated pins when soldering. Let me know what you observe upon replacing the bad capacitor. Good day.
It looks like you got a bad Power Surge thought your Power Cable. There is a card in your TV that handles that. Unfortunately their is little you can do but bite the bullet and pay to have it fixed. First call Samsung and ask if this has happened to anyone else.
If it isn't in warranty, start by trying to email Samsung about your heater here:
www.samsung.com/us/support/repaironline/supportOnlineServiceRequest.do
I have been trying to fix one of these tvs and found out from a repair man that the lower half going blank means a problem with the lower buffer. and that is also what the manual I downloaded says. have you checked that?
u should ask other tech. they might have another solutions.
And your tv is only 18 months old so ask ur company service man to repair it.. It might be in warranty period.
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