my cello E1906DVB wont come off standby?

Hey Mord,

Thanks for the detailed info, which confirms repair info I’ve discovered elsewhere.

My first experience at a real world auction resulted in my acquiring a “Cello E1906DVB [which] wont come off standby” for a friend. Now I’d like to get it working for her, with a little help from the kindness of strangers [1]. So I think the first thing I need to know is exactly where the dodgy capacitors are located.

Here’s a detailed picture of the Cello E 1906DVB’s LP190403 PSU:
» photo – http://bit.ly/LP190403
» (source: http://www.tradezz.com/buy_3441400_lamps-CCFL-lcd.htm )

Could you please:
1. Take a copy of the photo
2. Annotate it with the position of the “the 12v output 1000uf 16v capacitors that have failed” (eg: with OpenOffice.org Draw [2])
3. Upload your annotated photo (to, eg: Photobucket, Flickr [3]) and add a link to a reply in this thread.

For example: here’s an example of marking up the suspect capacitors; NB: these are most likely NOT the “the 12v output 1000uf 16v capacitors that have failed” – this is merely an illustration of how their actual correct location could be illustrated by somebody who DOES know their where they are
» photo – http://bit.ly/SampleMarkup

Thanks in advance for your time, attention, and kindness.

Share and Enjoy, Dainian

[1] The kindness of strangers:
• “Whoever you are, I have always depended on the kindness of strangers.”
~ Blanche DuBois, in ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ (1947), by Tennessee Williams (1911-1983)

[2] OpenOffice.org Draw:
» about – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenOffice.org_Draw
» free download – http://www.openoffice.org

[3] Photobucket, Flickr:
» http://photobucket.com
» http://flickr.com

Tim Dalinian Jones
September 2011

Hi thanks for giving the answer to onlyme73 i had the same trouble and have now changed the capacitors and the tv is as good as new many thanks

jim

jimmy a
May 2011

your power supply has capacitors that have failed!
check the 12v output ones 1000uf 16v if they are both bulging at the top then they have blown, replacements from maplins is about £1.30 for 2.

be carefull and mark the 2 small cables at the bottom of the powersupply, so you dont get them plugged back in wrong.

mord
April 2011