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Dave M[_3_]

wrote:
Hi all,

I'm repairing an LCD computer monitor. The smps is faulty, found a
couple
of bulging capacitors on the low voltage side, the AC fuse blown, a
blown 22V 1W zener on the primary side, the main 100 uF 400V
capacitor after the rectifier on AC side open circuit, and an
exploded FSDM0565R integrated controller and driver (luckily the
parts exploded away were readable).
Now, where I could find the FSDM part?
In your opinion is this worth trying to repair or it might have blown
parts like transformers (not something you can find on the market I
mean)?
Thanks in advance and best regards

Frank IZ8DWF

Is the power supply integral to the monitor or is it an external table
mounted brick? If it's a brick, your best (and cheapest) sollution is to
fiind a suitable replacement.
If it's a brick, what is the output voltage and current (shown on the
label)?
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David
dgminala at mediacombb dot net