Thanks so much for the video. I have the same model 55” Hisense tv. Was having the same boot loop. Took the cover off and sure enough had the same blown capacitors. Ordered the same capacitors that you linked in a comment. Replaced them and sure enough the tv is back up and running. Thanks again. For anyone wondering, I was able to do this with no soldering experience.
Awesome video! Mine just went out a few days ago. I'm mechanically and technically inclined, not with hardware though. Just a little soldering experience. This video helped me spot two bad capacitators on my 55R6E3. Same ones too! I'll be sure to follow this video when I replace them. Thank you sir!
This video was so helpful and the exact issue I had, I bought a 55" TV off marketplace for $30 and did this fix to have a nice TV replacement. But man Soldering was a pain in the ass as someone who hasn't done anything with solder it probably would've been better to not waste time and just buy a used board lol. I'm very thankful you had like the only video explaining this fix though so I appreciate you posting this.
thank you so much! I've been soldering for years so it's easy for me but I am proud of you for sticking with it and doing it yourself! Congrats on your TV. :)
Thank you for making this video. I fixed my TV by ordering the capacitors you recommended, and soldering them to the board. My TV is now back to normal and I didn't have to pay $180. to get it fixed by a TV tech or throw out my TV.
My Hisense 55" started doing this yesterday. None of the other methods worked (IE unplug/plug it in, Reset and so on) after watching your video I took off the back panel and sure enough, the 2 bad caps just like yours. My skills aren't in soldering, so I'll have to buy a whole new board and replace it. Thanks for showing me where to look for my real issue.
Thank you! My Roku senseless POS 55" TV started flashing on and off, I'm thinking s#t, it is not even 3 yrs old and I have to burn $1k on another brainwasher. But! I saw this vid, went to digi-tech, got a pack of 10 caps 10mf 350 volts, paid $5 + expedited shipping to get them the next day as the wife threatened to buy a new teevee in time for the thanksgiving party. Got the caps at 10 am, and found a guy to solder them bcz that is not my thing. He charged me $100, but he is a circuit board surgeon. Put everything back together and BOOM I back in my blissful trance! Put the black screen beauty back on the wall and took my cc away from the wife. God bless you! I now have $900 left over to spend on ... well, something else for the wife, but at least it was not for a new teevee. 📺 With 8 caps left over, I'll be able to get maybe 10 more years out of the Roku
I had the same exact problem with my 55R7E and replacing the same 2 10uF 350V capacitors fixed it. Thanks for the confirmation that I was on the right track in figuring out the problem.
@@ElonMuskX I got mine from Digi-Key Electronics Part # VHT10M350. This was the radial 10uF 350V capacitors and were just a little taller but fit fine.
I replaced my power board supply and it did the same thing. So I put back in the orginal and returned new one...... What should I do ?? I checked the caps and they looked fine. But figured if it was the caps the new bored would of worked fine
I have a hisense 65" that is doing the very same thing. After changing the main board which didn't work i found your video. :) However my board has a group of 6 capacitors, capxon , from what read are junk, 470uf 25v and down a bit (about an inch) another row of 3 capacitors 10uf 350v and there are 2 more spread across the board about 5" or so by them selves 68uf 50v. The thing is none of them show any signs of swelling or anything. "(don't have in circuit tester) After watching your video i ordered the 6 and the 3 (rubycon) but did not order the individual 2. Thanks for the video, hope this works when i get them. Just wondering if you've ever ran into that your self. From what i've read i guess it happens.
I have ran in to that. They can still be bad even though not swollen. They make a Capacitor Tester that allows you to test them in circuit (meaning while they are still installed). Usually though if I dont see swollen caps I wont go any further.
I got a dumpster Hisense tv 58 inch I believe and it does the same flashing however the screen is dim when it flashes I am not sure what the problem could be.
Mine is doing the same, except I have a 58" (58R6E3). Will the same caps fit my model as well? It messed up Sunday and has been in a reboot loop, it took 5 days and 15 different customer service people with Hisense and Roku for me to partially figure it out. It took this video to tell me what I needed.😐 Idk the steps to put on the caps, but hopefully me or my husband will figure it out. It's frustrating!
You can look down the side of the Capacitor and it will tell you what it is. It will say something like 25 UF 350 Volts or something like that. BE SURE to order only the same exact thing. Also I would turn the TV off and unplug it. If you leave it plugged in you may damage the TV beyond this easy repair.
I have a hiesen 75 inch that started doing this after 6 months. They came replaced the power board and main board. Now 7 months later same thing! When it started apps went crazy opened closed at random. Now stuck in loop. So I'm wondering if this is the problem or really the boards again. What makes these go out?
My 65 inch 65R6E1 is doing the same thing. I'm mechanically inclined and soldered copper pipe but not electronics. Do you have a video for that TV or is it basically the same just more screws to take out? Edit: I opened the back and the capacitors look fine but it still does the turn on and off bit. Any help would be appreciated.
@@lordmater I appreciate the speedy reply. I'll order some caps today and try it out when they arrive. Have been watching videos on soldering electronics and such, doesn't look difficult. If that doesn't work should I order another power motherboard?
Mine has same bootloop problem but no bulging capacitors. Also, swapped in a (used) replacement power board and mainboard but problem is still there (bootloop).
Its definitely a thing. I think mine were 20 MM tall if I remember correctly. You should def measure yours to be sure of the correct size. There is a little room to play, but not too much as these caps are side by side.
On the wires on the bottom, do you just pull it to disconnect it? I ordered a completely new board ($23) and I'm afraid to break the wire part on the bottom. I got the others pulled out, but that bottom one is stubborn as hell. 😂
I honestly cannot remember. It either just pulls off or you have to mash it and then pull it while you are mashing it. If its the mash kind you will be able to tell because it will have a small hump you have to mash that keeps it locked on. Send me your old board, lol. Send me some pictures of it and I can tell you for sure what you need to do. Send to stormsfury@comcast.net
hey this was a ton of help, just one question, in the description you have one product number, but it's different from the one you attached with the link, just wondering which ones the right one.
The best thing to do is look at your caps and then call digikey with a description. They will need the numbers running down the side of your caps plus the size of your caps (measured in Millimeters). :) The type you want are called "Radial Electrolytic Capacitors".
@@lordmater okay thank you :) and one more thing if you can, my step dad said he can put the caps on for me, but he just wants to know what solder to get. (im gonna be honest i dont really know what that means) but if you do id really appreciate it :)
Green Man Productions 2 months ago (edited) From www.digikey.com I used part number 493-2048-ND which is a DESC: CAP ALUM 10UF 20% 350V RADIAL. Give that info to a tech at Digikey and they can pull up the same cap for you. I would get one about 2MM less wide than what those are if it was me. Just tell the tech you need the same Capacitor but 10MM wide by 20MM tall . :)
Please help. I have the same tv and it’s doing the same thing. We watched your video and took tv apart. The capacitors are large fat swollen whatever you call it. Digikey is out of the size we need. Do you have any suggestions that we could use ?
Did you actually call Digikey and speak with a tech? You can totally do that and they will help you find what you need. There are MANY different brands of capacitors so I'm not sure they could be out of them all. :)
From www.digikey.com I used part number 493-2048-ND which is a DESC: CAP ALUM 10UF 20% 350V RADIAL. Give that info to a tech at Digikey and they can pull up the same cap for you. I would get one about 2MM less wide than what those are if it was me. Just tell the tech you need the same Capacitor but 10MM wide by 20MM tall . :)
Currently, I own the same model television. Although, it will not power up at all. It's less than 3 years old so, I'm assuming it's having the same problem. From my research, this seems to be a widely known problem with these units. I'm legally blind so, I'll have a friend uninstall the motherboard and take a look at the capacitors. Still, if I do repair it with new capacitors I'm wondering if it'll experience the same problem down the road. Perhaps, Hisense chose to use low quality capacitors but, it remains to be seen if using a higher quality capacitor will solve the issue permanently. In fact, I'd be curious to know if you have any insights on that?
Its hard to say because it might just be low quality caps, they are used in soooo many devices that I repair, but sometimes it can be other things causing the caps to go bad. Either way, I do wish you the best of luck in your repair endeavour. It definitely a widely know problem with these TVs. Hisense probably needs a class action lawsuit against them for this known issue.
@@lordmater yeah, I would tend to agree. I have two of these televisions and it's only a matter of time until the other one goes out. Lol. Although, I am struggling to find exactly the same rated capacitor. They seem to be in short supply and the ones I'm finding are mostly for ceiling fans. They should work as long as there is room for them on the motherboard. They're a little bigger than the ones that are there now.
Hey buddy I have the same exact issue with the same tv I went on to the digit key website to order the capacitors you have but it's confusing given they have way too many to choose from is it possible for you to send me the exact ones you got so that I can buy those from them thank you
@@lordmater do you think these would work it look different from the ones you got in the little bigger than the ones that are in "cap ALUM 10UF 20% 350 RADIAL"
You need a soldering gun to unsolder them from the board, then you resolder new caps back into the board. Its not hard to do but you can damage the board if you dont know what you are doing. I would find someone near you to do the soldering for you. :)
We called them and I gave the numbers off the capacitor and they told me that it makes sense to the people who made the TV but he wasn't able to find anything
www.digikey.com is where I get mine. Call them on the phone and tell them you need Electrolytic Capacitors and they can look them up and get your order ready. :)
So they've since discontinued these exact capacitors, now you have to buy substitutes. Don't know why you skipped showing taking out the bad capacitors and putting in the new ones, that's the part we need to see.
No i lied , rebooted 10 times then it started lagging and glitching when it came on . so i did a factory reset and it worked perfectly after 2 months of waiting on capacitors 😭
I’ve done that on different model TV’s and it really is that cheap and simple!
i just found this fix and i tried it with a tv i had here. it worked as well . thank you for the post!
wow i want to say thank you @green man production,. my hisense tv is working now after replacing the capacitor. great video you help alot.
Thanks so much for the video. I have the same model 55” Hisense tv. Was having the same boot loop. Took the cover off and sure enough had the same blown capacitors. Ordered the same capacitors that you linked in a comment. Replaced them and sure enough the tv is back up and running. Thanks again. For anyone wondering, I was able to do this with no soldering experience.
You're very welcome and I am happy for you!
Awesome video! Mine just went out a few days ago. I'm mechanically and technically inclined, not with hardware though. Just a little soldering experience. This video helped me spot two bad capacitators on my 55R6E3. Same ones too! I'll be sure to follow this video when I replace them. Thank you sir!
You're very welcome. I'm glad you fixed it. :)
This video was so helpful and the exact issue I had, I bought a 55" TV off marketplace for $30 and did this fix to have a nice TV replacement. But man Soldering was a pain in the ass as someone who hasn't done anything with solder it probably would've been better to not waste time and just buy a used board lol. I'm very thankful you had like the only video explaining this fix though so I appreciate you posting this.
thank you so much! I've been soldering for years so it's easy for me but I am proud of you for sticking with it and doing it yourself! Congrats on your TV. :)
Thank you this fixed my tv of 1 year is up and running again hell yeah!!!
Excellent, you are very welcome! Glad you got it up and running!
This was the exact problem, thanks for saving us hundreds of dollars we don’t have
Thank you for making this video. I fixed my TV by ordering the capacitors you recommended, and soldering them to the board. My TV is now back to normal and I didn't have to pay $180. to get it fixed by a TV tech or throw out my TV.
You're very welcome and that is such good news! I love fixing my own stuff anytime I can! Way to go!
Where did you get the capacitors? Digikey is showing 0 capacitors
Fixed my issue. Thanks for the video!
My Hisense 55" started doing this yesterday. None of the other methods worked (IE unplug/plug it in, Reset and so on) after watching your video I took off the back panel and sure enough, the 2 bad caps just like yours. My skills aren't in soldering, so I'll have to buy a whole new board and replace it. Thanks for showing me where to look for my real issue.
Send it to me and for a very nominal fee I will replace them for you. lol
Did it work after you got a new board ?
@@anayahhill5220 the board seems to be out of stock, so I'm still waiting
@@lordmater I would like to send you my board so you can replace them for me
@@popoff2011 ok, send it to 18123 16th Trce, Live Oak, Florida 32060 :) and my cashapp tag is $leifhunt I will replace them for $60.00
Thank you for this video! This fixed my TV as well.
You're very welcome. I am happy for you :)
Thank you! My Roku senseless POS 55" TV started flashing on and off, I'm thinking s#t, it is not even 3 yrs old and I have to burn $1k on another brainwasher. But! I saw this vid, went to digi-tech, got a pack of 10 caps 10mf 350 volts, paid $5 + expedited shipping to get them the next day as the wife threatened to buy a new teevee in time for the thanksgiving party. Got the caps at 10 am, and found a guy to solder them bcz that is not my thing. He charged me $100, but he is a circuit board surgeon. Put everything back together and BOOM I back in my blissful trance! Put the black screen beauty back on the wall and took my cc away from the wife. God bless you! I now have $900 left over to spend on ... well, something else for the wife, but at least it was not for a new teevee. 📺 With 8 caps left over, I'll be able to get maybe 10 more years out of the Roku
Digi-key, sorry
You're very welcome. I'm glad you got her going again. :)
my 50 Hisense is doing the same thing but Digikey doesn't have capacitors. Don't know where else to get them...@@mlm9964
This video fixed my TV! Thanks!
Excellent!
That’s exactly what mine is doing thank you so much
You're very welcome :)
Totally fixed my TV. Thank you man!
You're very welcome :)
@@lordmater my saying something storage n I can't sign in too google account.
I had the same exact problem with my 55R7E and replacing the same 2 10uF 350V capacitors fixed it. Thanks for the confirmation that I was on the right track in figuring out the problem.
Where can i get those capacitors???????
@@ElonMuskX I got mine from Digi-Key Electronics Part # VHT10M350. This was the radial 10uF 350V capacitors and were just a little taller but fit fine.
@@BigBud69 Thanks, I tried them and they are on back order as well as a few other places........That sucks!!!
@@ElonMuskX Sorry to hear that. I got mine in like 3 or 4 days. Well good luck on your repair!
@@BigBud69 Thanks friend, That part number was different than the one I had. I have 5 on the way.......Thanks again
Great video, thanks alot
Thanks brother i think you just saved me $400. Will try this fix and update my comment.
Just be sure to unplug the tv before you try the repair :) Good luck!
@@lordmater yeah that's pretty much common sense. That exact problem you are describing started happening on thursday.
Awesome..! 👽👽🤠👽💚🎄🔥
Thank you
Mine keeps doing this thanks so much
BRO brilliant thanks
You're welcome and thank you also :)
Thank you. Save me some $$....
Please show a video of how to unplug and re- plug back in? Please and thank you
How do you take the capacitors off??
Taking mine to the shop I wish I could do 😭😭😭
I replaced my power board supply and it did the same thing. So I put back in the orginal and returned new one...... What should I do ?? I checked the caps and they looked fine. But figured if it was the caps the new bored would of worked fine
My Hisense 65 inch just started doing this tonight what’s the parts I need exactly??
You can use a higher voltage, uf not so much. Coming from a 30year electronic tech.
Where do you get the capasitor
I have a Hisense model#50R6E1 tv that is doing the same as what yours is doing. Do you have the # to call Digikey to get help.. Thanks
I have a hisense 65" that is doing the very same thing. After changing the main board which didn't work i found your video. :) However my board has a group of 6 capacitors, capxon , from what read are junk, 470uf 25v and down a bit (about an inch) another row of 3 capacitors 10uf 350v and there are 2 more spread across the board about 5" or so by them selves 68uf 50v. The thing is none of them show any signs of swelling or anything. "(don't have in circuit tester) After watching your video i ordered the 6 and the 3 (rubycon) but did not order the individual 2. Thanks for the video, hope this works when i get them. Just wondering if you've ever ran into that your self. From what i've read i guess it happens.
I have ran in to that. They can still be bad even though not swollen. They make a Capacitor Tester that allows you to test them in circuit (meaning while they are still installed). Usually though if I dont see swollen caps I wont go any further.
Did u fix it we have the same problem no obvious swelling and we have multiple capacitors
I can’t remove the back panel, the clear piece in the bottom seems stuck? Any tips?
I think there is a screw at the edge on the bottom if I remember right.
I got a dumpster Hisense tv 58 inch I believe and it does the same flashing however the screen is dim when it flashes I am not sure what the problem could be.
Maybe changing the caps would help. If its still dim after, its probably something with the backlights and I don't mess with those. :)
Mine is doing the same, except I have a 58" (58R6E3). Will the same caps fit my model as well? It messed up Sunday and has been in a reboot loop, it took 5 days and 15 different customer service people with Hisense and Roku for me to partially figure it out. It took this video to tell me what I needed.😐 Idk the steps to put on the caps, but hopefully me or my husband will figure it out. It's frustrating!
You can look down the side of the Capacitor and it will tell you what it is. It will say something like 25 UF 350 Volts or something like that. BE SURE to order only the same exact thing. Also I would turn the TV off and unplug it. If you leave it plugged in you may damage the TV beyond this easy repair.
I have a hiesen 75 inch that started doing this after 6 months. They came replaced the power board and main board. Now 7 months later same thing! When it started apps went crazy opened closed at random. Now stuck in loop. So I'm wondering if this is the problem or really the boards again. What makes these go out?
Heat is the #1 enemy of any electronic component. The best thing you can do for your TV is completely unplug it from power if you are not watching it.
Does this work for TCL?
My 65 inch 65R6E1 is doing the same thing. I'm mechanically inclined and soldered copper pipe but not electronics. Do you have a video for that TV or is it basically the same just more screws to take out? Edit: I opened the back and the capacitors look fine but it still does the turn on and off bit. Any help would be appreciated.
Your Caps could still be bad. I would change them and see, just be careful and make sure to unplug the TV before you do anything. Good luck :)
@@lordmater I appreciate the speedy reply. I'll order some caps today and try it out when they arrive. Have been watching videos on soldering electronics and such, doesn't look difficult. If that doesn't work should I order another power motherboard?
Did it start working? I have the same exact model as you and can you link the ones you bought?
Mine has same bootloop problem but no bulging capacitors. Also, swapped in a (used) replacement power board and mainboard but problem is still there (bootloop).
My is doing the same thing even after I got now power Supply!! Did you ever get it fixed?
not sure if you’re still holding onto the tv but i read other comments saying that it is likely a network or wifi board that is causing the boot loop
What is the height range? Trying to get some in for this week and want to make sure they're not too tall or too short, if that's a thing.
Its definitely a thing. I think mine were 20 MM tall if I remember correctly. You should def measure yours to be sure of the correct size. There is a little room to play, but not too much as these caps are side by side.
What if the capacitors look fine? Same problem on and off lmk when u get some time thank you
Same here, I've got a 65" and the capacitors look fine, no bulge at all but it's turning off and on for me.
Can you link us the exact capacitors you ordered? I have a similar model
www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/nichicon/UCA2V100MPD1TD/3129783 is what you need. The part# is 493-4775-1-ND - Cut Tape (CT)
@@lordmater it fixed my tv. Got it a few months ago. Thank you so much
On the wires on the bottom, do you just pull it to disconnect it? I ordered a completely new board ($23) and I'm afraid to break the wire part on the bottom. I got the others pulled out, but that bottom one is stubborn as hell. 😂
I honestly cannot remember. It either just pulls off or you have to mash it and then pull it while you are mashing it. If its the mash kind you will be able to tell because it will have a small hump you have to mash that keeps it locked on. Send me your old board, lol. Send me some pictures of it and I can tell you for sure what you need to do. Send to stormsfury@comcast.net
Can you tell me where you ordered your board? Thanks.
I changed the capacitors but now the screen is just black. Any thoughts?
Be sure you got the new ones soldered in good and the solder joints on the bottom are not touching each other.
hey this was a ton of help, just one question, in the description you have one product number, but it's different from the one you attached with the link, just wondering which ones the right one.
The best thing to do is look at your caps and then call digikey with a description. They will need the numbers running down the side of your caps plus the size of your caps (measured in Millimeters). :) The type you want are called "Radial Electrolytic Capacitors".
@@lordmater okay thank you :) and one more thing if you can, my step dad said he can put the caps on for me, but he just wants to know what solder to get. (im gonna be honest i dont really know what that means) but if you do id really appreciate it :)
could you send a link of where to get them or what exactly the capacitor is called ?
Green Man Productions
2 months ago (edited)
From www.digikey.com I used part number 493-2048-ND which is a DESC: CAP ALUM 10UF 20% 350V RADIAL. Give that info to a tech at Digikey and they can pull up the same cap for you. I would get one about 2MM less wide than what those are if it was me. Just tell the tech you need the same Capacitor but 10MM wide by 20MM tall . :)
This may help too
dilp.netcomponents.com/cgi-bin/nteinc.asp?partnumber1=NEVH10M350CD
Mine is doing the Samething however mine are not bulging, anything else it might be ??
Caps may still be bad. Could also be a bad logic board. You may need professional repair :(
What tools are needed to replace the capacitors
A soldering iron setup and soldering flux. Its easy to do if you have any soldering skills at all.
My daughter's is not blinking, it won't come on and the power light is just blinks red before going solid. Could that be the capacitors too?
It could be, or it may be the power board itself. Let
me know how it turns out and be safe!
Do you know what size those caps are exactly? I have two bad ones exactly like those on my a6100 hisense Roku tv
If you mean size as in its physical measurements I do not. Its put back together now. If you mean voltage and UF ratings I say it in the video :)
I went back into the TV and looked. They are 10MM wide by 20MM tall. 350 Volt and 10UF.
can I buy three from you? What part number???????
The capacitors on mine aren’t bulging and don’t look off… maybe I’ll replace them anyway and see if it fixes it.
Couldn't hurt to try. :) good luck!
@@lordmater thanks I’ll update!
@@lordmater didn’t work. I still here a whistling noise coming from a black box looking thing next to the capacitors.
Please help. I have the same tv and it’s doing the same thing. We watched your video and took tv apart. The capacitors are large fat swollen whatever you call it. Digikey is out of the size we need. Do you have any suggestions that we could use ?
Did you actually call Digikey and speak with a tech? You can totally do that and they will help you find what you need. There are MANY different brands of capacitors so I'm not sure they could be out of them all. :)
How would it cost to have that fixed
@@gregoryg2668 I can replace your caps for $60.00 if you mail me the board and pay for shipping both ways. :)
Power supply? Bad caps?
Correct, swapped them out in about 2 minutes lol.
could you send me the link for a part that you replaced?
From www.digikey.com I used part number 493-2048-ND which is a DESC: CAP ALUM 10UF 20% 350V RADIAL. Give that info to a tech at Digikey and they can pull up the same cap for you. I would get one about 2MM less wide than what those are if it was me. Just tell the tech you need the same Capacitor but 10MM wide by 20MM tall . :)
Currently, I own the same model television. Although, it will not power up at all. It's less than 3 years old so, I'm assuming it's having the same problem. From my research, this seems to be a widely known problem with these units. I'm legally blind so, I'll have a friend uninstall the motherboard and take a look at the capacitors. Still, if I do repair it with new capacitors I'm wondering if it'll experience the same problem down the road. Perhaps, Hisense chose to use low quality capacitors but, it remains to be seen if using a higher quality capacitor will solve the issue permanently. In fact, I'd be curious to know if you have any insights on that?
Its hard to say because it might just be low quality caps, they are used in soooo many devices that I repair, but sometimes it can be other things causing the caps to go bad. Either way, I do wish you the best of luck in your repair endeavour. It definitely a widely know problem with these TVs. Hisense probably needs a class action lawsuit against them for this known issue.
@@lordmater yeah, I would tend to agree. I have two of these televisions and it's only a matter of time until the other one goes out. Lol. Although, I am struggling to find exactly the same rated capacitor. They seem to be in short supply and the ones I'm finding are mostly for ceiling fans. They should work as long as there is room for them on the motherboard. They're a little bigger than the ones that are there now.
Hey buddy I have the same exact issue with the same tv I went on to the digit key website to order the capacitors you have but it's confusing given they have way too many to choose from is it possible for you to send me the exact ones you got so that I can buy those from them thank you
I used part number 493-2048-ND which is a DESC: CAP ALUM 10UF 20% 350V RADIAL.
@@lordmater do you think these would work it look different from the ones you got in the little bigger than the ones that are in "cap ALUM 10UF 20% 350 RADIAL"
How do you take out swollen caps just pull them off??
You need a soldering gun to unsolder them from the board, then you resolder new caps back into the board. Its not hard to do but you can damage the board if you dont know what you are doing. I would find someone near you to do the soldering for you. :)
Got them replaced now my screen went black smh everything works but the screen went black any ideas what it might be??
How do u removed them and do u have a link to Oder those 350v
dilp.netcomponents.com/cgi-bin/nteinc.asp?partnumber1=NEVH10M350CD
Do you have 55R6E3 buddy?
I tried to order the capacitors they say they are obsolete
You can get them from many places. Do a google search or check Ebay. :)
I cannot find them on that website there anyway you can help
Call them and speak to a tech. They can get you taken care of. :)
We called them and I gave the numbers off the capacitor and they told me that it makes sense to the people who made the TV but he wasn't able to find anything
You wouldn't by chance have the part number for the capacitors on the package that they came in thank you
Where to get capacitor’s
www.digikey.com is where I get mine. Call them on the phone and tell them you need Electrolytic Capacitors and they can look them up and get your order ready. :)
Ty 😊
Where can I find the capacitors
I got mine from Digikey.com
@@lordmater thanks
Another question sorry but I also have a 55” Hisense and it does the exact same thing as yours but I don’t know which exact capacitors to get.
Good vid but i dont know how to do any of that so new tv for me
LOL send me y our old TV!!!! :P
So they've since discontinued these exact capacitors, now you have to buy substitutes. Don't know why you skipped showing taking out the bad capacitors and putting in the new ones, that's the part we need to see.
How do you find the substitutes?
Changed them & still aint work 😂😂
No i lied , rebooted 10 times then it started lagging and glitching when it came on . so i did a factory reset and it worked perfectly after 2 months of waiting on capacitors 😭