@watson306 take a look at the very first board. It seems to be your power board. See if you can get us the whole number 1-981-457-12???? board. It appears as if fuse F2000 is no longer there. Looks like it blew right of the solder pads but leaving those intact. You can resolder a new fuse (trying to establish which kind is needed). Something is shortening out on the board. Schematics are not available, which makes it harder to determine what is going on. Of course, you can always see if you find an inexpensive replacement for it.
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@watson306 take a look at the very first board. It seems to be your LED driver board, part number 1-981-457-12 which fits Sony KD-49X720E, KD-49X706E, KD-49X725E, KD-49X727E, KD-49X700E. It appears as if fuse F2000 is no longer there. Looks like it blew right of the solder pads but leaving those intact. You can resolder a new fuse (trying to establish which kind is needed). Something is shortening out on the board. Schematics are not available, which makes it harder to determine what is going on. Of course, you can always see if you find an inexpensive replacement for it.
@watson306 take a look at the very first board. It seems to be your LED inverter board. It appears as if fuse F2000 is no longer there. Looks like it blew right of the solder pads but leaving those intact. You can resolder a new fuse (trying to establish which kind is needed). Something is shortening out on the board. Schematics are not available, which makes it harder to determine what is going on. Of course, you can always see if you find an inexpensive replacement for it.
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@watson306 take a look at the very first board. It seems to be your power board. See if you can get us the whole number 1-981-457-12???? board. It appears as if fuse F2000 is no longer there. Looks like it blew right of the solder pads but leaving those intact. You can resolder a new fuse (trying to establish which kind is needed). Something is shortening out on the board. Schematics are not available, which makes it harder to determine what is going on. Of course, you can always see if you find an inexpensive replacement for it.
@watson306 take a look at the very first board. It seems to be your LED inverter board. It appears as if fuse F2000 is no longer there. Looks like it blew right of the solder pads but leaving those intact. You can resolder a new fuse (trying to establish which kind is needed). Something is shortening out on the board. Schematics are not available, which makes it harder to determine what is going on. Of course, you can always see if you find an inexpensive replacement for it.
@watson306 take a look at the very first board. It seems to be your LED inverter board. It appears as if fuse F2000 is no longer there. Looks like it blew right of the solder pads but leaving those intact. You can resolder a new fuse (trying to establish which kind is needed). Something is shortening out on the board. Schematics are not available, which makes it harder to determine what is going on. Of course, you can always see if you find an inexpensive replacmenet for it.
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@watson306 take a look at the very first board. It seems to be your LED inverter board. It appears as if fuse F2000 is no longer there. Looks like it blew right of the solder pads but leaving those intact. You can resolder a new fuse (trying to establish which kind is needed). Something is shortening out on the board. Schematics are not available, which makes it harder to determine what is going on. Of course, you can always see if you find an inexpensive replacement for it.
@watson306 take a look at the very first board. It seems to be your LED inverter board. It appears as if fuse F2000 is no longer there. Looks like it blew right of the solder pads but leaving those intact. You can resolder a new fuse (trying to establish which kind is needed). Something is shortening out on the board. Schematics are not available, which makes it harder to determine what is going on. Of course, you can always see if you find an inexpensive replacmenet for it.