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Vizio VP322 HDTV repair tips and information (part 2 of 2)
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If your VIZIO VP322 HDTV or similar models starts having trouble turning on or is completely dead, watch this video. I offer some repair tip information. ALSO, if you do not feel comfortable repairing electronics yourself, I offer repair service in the United States for a reasonable price. Par... More
Added Oct 21, 2010
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tclzvmj Says:
Thanks so much for the information on capacitors. I was able to repair my vizio by replacing 5 capacitors thanx to you!
rompar67 Says:
Please, turn on the light next time. but good video.
SantiagoSernaARIZONA Says:
that is how much i was gonna be charged rip off
MrBISHOPDEVILLE Says:
so next i asked him if i bring you the circuit board and point out the caps i want replaced what would the cost be?$25.00 for the labor .. 3.50 each for small caps & 7.50 for large caps ...all in all total was $53.50 .took the board home ..put it all back together...crossed my fingers ..plugged it in and ...wow it works like new...just think i was gonna junk it and spend 300 to 400 dollars for a new one ...thanks guy you saved me some cash
MrBISHOPDEVILLE Says:
.2 days ago my vizio 32 inch took a dump...click click click ....dump..since im getting some tax money my thought was just buy a new one...but then i typed in "vizio wont turn on "and found several videos but liked yours the best...wow my thanks to you... i opened my tv ....saw five caps popped up as you described...im not a great sodering guy so i called my local tv repair guy first got a quote to fix the tv $160.00 ..
gorkushka Says:
The shelf life issue is irrelevant for a 5-year storage cycle. Anything sold by major distributors is new production. Don't buy caps for this application from surplus sellers - stick to newark/digikey/mouser. Further, I recommend spending a tiny bit more money on Low ESR capacitors for the 3300uf part. This part takes alot of ripple current.A tiny bit more money ($1.00 ea versus 30 cents) gets you a better part. I like the Panasonic HE series for 3300uF
godisincontrolalways Says:
I would like to know if these capacitors have a similar shelf life as a battery does? What is the shelf life of a capacitor? I'm asking this because I wouldn't want to purchase a supply of them if they eventually go bad without having ever been used. Thank you....bluenorthernski@yahoo.com
djcatdog525 Says:
go to ebay and get them for .99 cent and free shipping
djcatdog525 Says:
is there a pos and neg on the Radial Electrolytic Capacitor i have to fix my lcd power suply
661RicoSuave Says:
I need more details..im sorry but you are not giving me enough..you kinda suck.can u make a video on how to install them
609kramer7 Says:
Im currently on mouser.com and the information is very valuble. My only problem is that for the ordering of the capacitor, its asking me for tolerance pF level. Can you tell me what the tolerance level is because the website is very specific. Thanxxx!
myreviewsnow Says:
my tv the light turn on and off but the screen won't turn on
kimamofa Says:
i have the same problem and today i changed 3 capacitors, but the tv still off, what else do you think can be the problem. i was 3 capacitor bad.
Boatdog357 Says:
the board you in questioned in your video is a y sustain board or ysus but on other note buy the best quality high temp capacitors I would pay more for better capacitors than something that will short out my boards down the line of use.
1191shannon Says:
Im on the mouser website and i found the 1000 uf 10v capaictors but there's still a lot of options to choose from like high temp, general purpose, low impedance, which one do i pick?
xghostyxjokerx Says:
Um I know but they have very detailed stuff on site...
beast6228 Says:
Parts list: get 10 of each to be on the safe side. 1000uf 10v Electrolytic capacitor (radial lead) 3300uf 10v Electrolytic capacitor (radial lead) 1000uf 25v Electrolytic capacitor (radial lead) 470uf 10v Electrolytic capacitor (radial lead)
beast6228 Says:
Parts list: get 10 of each to be on the safe side. 1000uf 10v Electrolytic capacitor (radial lead) 3300uf 10v Electrolytic capacitor (radial lead) 1000uf 25v Electrolytic capacitor (radial lead) 470uf 10v Electrolytic capacitor (radial lead)
xghostyxjokerx Says:
Whic type capacitor I order please detail...or pic please!!!!
xghostyxjokerx Says:
um i opened up the vizio tv and found a few capacitors bad...im going to try to desolder it and solder the news one back on but when im looking for the right parts at mouser they are so specific of what is what please could you give more details of what pieces are needed...or maybe radioshack would be best im going there tomorrow...thanks
boodollar Says:
Thanks for this tutorial. I followed your advise and my television works perfectly. i took it apart and had a buddy from work do the soldering. i bought him a $10 lunch and i bought the capacitors from allied electronics. they were a little cheaper than mouser. it cost me $25.00 total to get my tv back to working.
boodollar Says:
thank you for listing the capacitors sizes and voltage. when i go to Mouser, they ask for temp range too. can you give me that info? i have the same model tv with the exact same capacitors bulging
clarkent12 Says:
i have a 42'' vizio that just recently went out...has sound..but no picture...what could it be?
biggm26 Says:
Thanks for this tutorial. I followed your advise and my television works perfectly.
beast6228 Says:
You're gonna have to buy a desoldering iron along with a soldering iron. Every capacitor has two leads, one is positive and one is negative. You put them in the same way they come out, if you mess up then you'll have even more problems on your hands. But you use your desoldering iron to remove the solder from the back of the board (the solder trace side) Soldering is easy, but I would recommend practicing on some old junk circuit boards first. (an old clock, radio or something)