how can i fix my 32" phillips 32FD9944/01s plasma tv?

had same problem, resoldered cap and it worked like new

http://www.avforums.com/forums/plasma-tvs/400763-philips-plasma-repair-advice-thread-16.html

caps numbers are in thread

Aaron Mehar
August 2010

no sound on philips plasma tv model 32df9944/o1s

Owen
February 2010

My glass is cracked, please would you advise me how can I replace the glass panel?

Nasir Ali
November 2009

hi,

I have the same problm and I am trying to fix it myself.
Could someone advice me on what else to be aware of?
may be some soldering tips...coz have not done it for a long time nw.

thx

jeja
October 2009

I know its an Old thread, but thanks very much Dan, just applied your fix, changed the 3 capacitors and its fixed :-) feeling very pleased as the electrical repair said it was a scrap set but they could take it away for free.. seemed ashame to chuck it away without looking on the internet.. BIG UP for Dan... Cheers

John
October 2009

check that the panel/monitor is receiving a viable signal.....if this panel does not receive an input then it will go into standby mode....the flashing red light indicating no input

defender323
March 2009

to chris-very use-less

malpass
December 2008

Check it out:

http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=400763

y2000hei
July 2008

I've just had the same problem and taken Dan's advice - I replaced the 3 capacitors and it has worked a treat

Cheers Dan

Andy
May 2008

Hi.
ive just replaced those 3 CAPS but the caps i replaced where
2663, 2664 (both 100µ/50v) and 2662 (1000µ/25V).seems abit strange as ive had this from NEW im trying to works this out oh and ive still got the same problem

scott
December 2007

I have fixed three different sets - all exactly the same model - by changing these 3 capacitors, it has worked every time. This is a well known fault check Fixya.com . thanks Dan

Dan
September 2007

i dout any of the above will cure the fault i repair these plasmas and it is not just three caps as mentioned, unless you were born very lucky
sjs

SJS
September 2007

and just to add - when you solder the new ones in , note there is a stripe on the capacitor - make sure this is facing downwards - examine the old ones before removal.

Dan
September 2007

oops !! - sorry I meant top left of the middle circuit board ( the power supply ) Dan

Dan Weaver
September 2007

I had the exact same problem - This is the solution:
The problem is three faulty capacitors which are easily found when you take off the back of the tv. unscrew the middle board and look at the top right hand corner and you will see one capicitor clearly numbered 2662 (1000µ/25V) and two smaller ones 2663, 2664 (both 100µ/25V.) - go to your local Maplin or equivilent and they supply these 3 capacitors for about 65p! solder them in and youre fixed !

Dan Weaver
September 2007

try unpluging the set 10 minutes - plug it back in & see if it works.

Peter
August 2007

Hi.
Sorry to say but it will definately need to go to a shop for repair.
This set is very complicated & will need philips compair unit to help diagnose.

Chris
August 2007