Fvp-4000t no power led & not working

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I removed the PCB from the unit and then removed the heatsink and nothing else, the plastic inputs are fine and don't need to be removed. I don't remember any wires on the PCB and so didn't remove any wires.

| Sun 11 Dec 2022 21:14:28 #11 |
Dazza1969

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Thank you for your help and advice.
I used an heat gun on the circuit board earlier so I could concentrate the heat in that particular area. Low and behold it's worked :). For how long this fix will work, I'm not sure, but happy bunny for now.
It's also sorted out the bad hdmi connection that wasn't working.

| Mon 12 Dec 2022 19:28:28 #12 |
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Dazza1969 - 7 mins ago »
Thank you for your help and advice.
I used an heat gun on the circuit board earlier so I could concentrate the heat in that particular area. Low and behold it's worked :). For how long this fix will work, I'm not sure, but happy bunny for now.
It's also sorted out the bad hdmi connection that wasn't working.

That's excellent, just for anyone in the future, be careful using a heat gun as it's very easy to blow components off the PCB.

| Mon 12 Dec 2022 19:42:13 #13 |

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