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Panasonic TAU CT32SX12F Dead Again After Only 90 Days
This is a customer's TV. The first time that it was repaired I replaced
Q801, IC801, D824 & the main AC fuse. Now 90 days later all of these parts & more have shorted or opened (Q801 is very burned & fried). Have there been any manufacturer's modifications on these models? Why did these parts fail again & why do they fail so quickly to begin with (OEM parts were used)? What a poor design and to think that these cost almost $1000 new! Thanks for any help. I'll call Panasonic tech help tomorrow. Mark Affordable TV Repair Madison, WI |
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Why did
these parts fail again & why do they fail so quickly to begin with (OEM parts were used)? Unless the parts came in a Panasonic bag, they may NOT be OEM. Are there any electrolytics in the primary side of the power supply? |
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