Vizio Plasma TV A Brief Review Leading Edge Plasma Television

I'm uploading this video for Vizio support to view the issue where the screen is blurry, snowy, flahsing light/dark and different colors. It actually looks better in this video than it does in person. OK so I took my vizio to a repair shop and they told me it was a the ZSUS board. (this cost me $75 and I don't think they even opened my tv) Anyway, if your TV looks like mine try ordering a the correct board for your tv model off ebay I did for $60 and now it works. There are about 40 screws to remove, but other wise it's not that complicated.

DON'T THROW IT OUT!!! Another youtube repair video that applies to many popular brands of 32"- 52+" Plasma TVs. Samsung makes most Plasma screens on earth, hence your *whatever brand name* Plasma TV has both the Samsung screen AND the matching Samsung power supply board. So this video most likely applies to you. :) If your TV is different inside or is LCD, then simply look for blown capacitors in other locations. Youtube "Pictures of bad capacitors" for a quick tutorial. The parts listed in this video are for the two 3300uF capacitors identified in this video only. If replacing a capacitor in a different location, be sure your replacement capacitor has the same voltage and capacitance rating. I recommend only Panasonic EB series electrolytic capacitors as they are extremely well made. Capable of surviving the high temperature/stress application in the power supply. Finally, If the entire family waited in anxious glory as you unboxed that new TV.... get a UPS for it. The UPS unit will save you from many capacitor related problems. Has to be a UPS, not a simple surge or spike protector..... UPS has a small internal computer and a battery source that monitors your AC socket for surges (from vacuum cleaners or microwave ovens). If there is a quick spike, it kills it and switches over to another source of power. It is almost a requirement for any new high dollar appliance!!! UPS = uninterruptible power supply = $80-$100 from the local office supply superstore.

This video will, once again, take the Honest out of Samsung. This is a how to video showing you how to fix a Samsung 42" Plasma HDTV. This video demonstrates how to remove faulty Y-Board and replace with a new Y-Board. This video will show you how to replace the Y-Board Upper or Y-Board Lower. This HDTV all of a sudden began showing rolling vertical bars on the top half of the screen. If you are having similar issues on the top of the screen, you should watch this video on how to replace the Y-Board Upper. If you have lines on the bottom half of the screen, simply follow the same instructions to replace the Y-Board Lower. If the entire screen is messed up, replace both! The fix has been found in the form of a $100 Y-Board card (BN96-02034A - Upper, BN96-02216A - Lower) Please take the time to watch this How-To on repairing your Television!

This video will take the Honest out of Samsung. This is a how to video showing you how to fix a Samsung LN-4692D LCD HDTV. This video demonstrates how to remove back panel of display, remove faulty t-conn card and replace with a new t-conn card. This High Definition Television went black less than 2 years after purchase ($3500). Samsung would not back their product and so it hung on our as decoration for nearly 2 years. At the time a repair was generally quoted at between $600 - $1000. Naturally I wasn't going to do that. So 2 years later and tens of thousands of pissed off customers later, a fix has been found in the form of a $100 T-Conn card (BN81-01286A). Please take the time to watch this How-To on repairing your Television!