Techs take a look. Ideas? Expensive?

[Unican_Eric]

I was looking at this. Its (stopped working) is it does not even power on. Worth a chance or big problems? Ideas?

http://www.kijiji.ca/v-electronics/...is/1008124876?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

 

[EastPoint]

I wouldn't bother.

 

[gladiator335]

You never know...Might be as simple as fuse or the whole output stage might be blown.

 

[tubeornotube]

Judging by physical shape it has been rough handled and poorly stored.

A big headache not worth it.

 

[jtee1340]

I took a chance on a C-37 like this and it was going to cost 600.00 to fix it.
Not much they can do on these other than swap high dollar boards. He probably already knows this.
I would pass too.
J.T.

 

[petehall347]

if it was free i would take a chance .. wouldn't waste much time on it though ..have a pile of stuff like that ..it isn't worth fixing if it isn't a simple fix .

 

[Unican_Eric]

Yeah I am kinda thinking the same thing. Thanks for the input.
I'll pass.

 

[bowtie427ss]

working ones have sold for as little as 91 bux on ebay.

 

[wd409]

if you're trying to get it to learn some repair, that'd be one thing.

buying it with the assumption that you WILL fix it, and/or make profit on it, no.

Im "learning" all the time, just bought a 50" vizio plasma tv a few days ago, I still cant figure out whats wrong with it. it might take me years to get that thing running, or never happen at all. it only cost me 25 so i just shrug it off if i cant get it working

 

[blhagstrom]

Step away.


I tied into some of the newer stuff.
Actually a decent item.
I managed to "fix" by getting a donor and swapping boards.

Now, I know the power board is bad, and I found a schematic, and I can't make any sense of it.

Black Magic?