Watch this TV Repair Man Get Shocked while trying to fix my 46″ Samsung LCD TV. Actually, a circuit on the TV shorted-out.
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Watch this TV Repair Man Get Shocked while trying to fix my 46″ Samsung LCD TV. Actually, a circuit on the TV shorted-out.
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he just discharged one of the big caps…. no harm done
@BIGSABMUSIC Voltage Test SMPS m8.He must have not been paying attention.Probably smoked crack that day.Made Alot of Mistakes
lol pushed a little to hard on that board.
@defendingthekingdom
Thank you for your tip, my tv is out of warranty also, i just called Samsung and schedule a technincian to take a look at it. Is going to take about two days for them to contact me. Hope this works. Was your a projection tv. Mine is a HCN4226W
oh hey ill just check the positive and negative while the power is on, no biggy….
LOL
Sadly I did this when repairing a PSone
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Well there’s your problem.
ROFLMAO I wonder how he fixed it for you at the end… probably had to pay you money to replace it or get a new one. xD
Asshole he shorted the powersupply out . Did he replace the set . I would never buy a Samsung . Someone gave me a broken set and i repaired it . It worked well for two years and had the same problem with HVPS so I threw it away and got a low end LG that has worked fine for 3 years now
@defendingthekingdom i had a sharp tv an the light went on on it an the only thing it would do is blink red so i called the sharp companey an they could never fix it so i got a new tv for free!! lol an i got new remote an power choard for free witch i wrote on the paper i already had they jus gave them to me for free i guess or idk why dey did that how much would the 37 in lcd screen would cost to repair??
@defendingthekingdom I have a Philips CRT tv and the screen shrunk to less than half the size it was accompanied by a strong electrical smoke smell. Is this the tube burning out or a capacitor do you think?
He should be using a bench… This is why we never repair in customers houses anymore. I hope he knew u was filming tho, because I wouldn’t have accepted that!… It sucks when u short something like that, it happens occasionally to me and scares the crap out of me… It’s even worse then actually getting the zap because u look like an idiot lol.
to bloOmagi:
I’m a Korean myself and its a very rude thing for anyone to walk into their house with shoes on.
well and glad I`m not korean, I thing it would be gross to somebody to go into your house without shoes and with fungus , and get that on your carpet, advice, get tile in your house and people can keep their shoes , how about that?
Lol hes just thinking damn now i need new trousers too
OK how did that man get shocked at 0:57 then what exactlty was it inside the TV that shocked him then it must have been something that still had a very dangerous charge inside that which could have shocked him but that proves that you have to stay away from all the very dangerous parts inside the TV that holds a very dangerous electrical charge and it could hold a very dangerous charge for a very long time and then if you touch that part that is still charged for example you could get shocked
@surfsnook I don’t have a Panasonic TV, so I can’t guide you myself. However, someone has done something very similar to repair their TV. I highly recommend you view their guide:
youtube.com/watch?v=Mm51C_RDIZE&feature=related
@ubuntututorials Thank you for responding. By “caps’, do you mean capacitors? It is so upsetting…we buy the Panasonic 42″ plasma TV for $1500, it goes out 1 year and 7 months later, repairman comes, excites a flash of electricity between his finger and it, tells me it will be $500 to fix it, charges me $90 for the visit, and then he leaves. I will try whatever you say and thanks again, friend.
@surfsnook More likely you can just replace the caps. There are hundreds of videos on how to do it. It’ll take you an hour and cost you less than $5.
Why did he have it on the carpet in the first place!?
No way he’s fixing my T.V.!
@Bevoin1970 Cheers from the USA!
@blo0magic Thank you for the information.
@MrAussiebogan My advice is to call Samsung and tell them you have a TV that is out of warranty and you need a service person to come out and look at it. If the service technician looks at the TV and determines it will cost too much to be worth fixing, he/she may ask Samsung to give you a new TV for a greatly reducted price and they will pick-up your old TV at the same time. That’s what they did for me. I only had to pay the $100.00 Technician’s fee and $250.00 for the new TV.
@wastnTIMEwastnTIME I think it did click, but not exactly sure as its been about a year. I think when I tried turning on the TV it would just be a black screen.
@defendingthekingdom lol. Hes Korean thats why. I’m a Korean myself and its a very rude thing for anyone to walk into their house with shoes on. On the other side i was surprised when i went to a white person’s house and they have their shoes on. Most Asian cultures are like that. They want to be very clean and mannered as possible. I think its better if we understand each others cultures.
The manufacturer told me which certified repair service to call to diagnose why my 42″ plasma TV, that was 7 months past its 1 year warranty, had no picture. The repairman comes, takes off the back panel, and reaches toward or touches a part and a large blue-ish jolt of electricty jumps an inch or so to his hand. He said it was a capacitor. I asked if that wrecked the whole system, and he said “no”.
Did it? He then said I needed a new main printed circuit board at a cost of over $500.
you had your camera on so couldn’t concentrate