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  1. I ended up breaking them off. The exact fuses I need are on amazon. I'm gonna have to re-solder them on.
  2. @SupaKomputaI inspected every capacitor and there wasn't any obvious bulging or anything, so I think we're all good in that department as well. Thanks a ton for your help, I should be able to fix it now! Edit: Just kidding lol, I can't figure out how to disconnect the bad fuses ??
  3. @SupaKomputa I checked both fuses and both fuses read 130-140. My multi meter doesn't have a dedicated continuity test mode, so I set it to the lowest resistance setting and tested it, but it still wouldn't read any less than 120.
  4. @SupaKomputa I just have spare time and I enjoy learning/doing things myself, so I don't really mind all that much.
  5. @SupaKomputaI appreciate the advice, but I have some experience working with electricity (building robots, wiring outlets during basement renovation). I should be fine, and of course it won't be plugged in at all during the fixing process, other than to use my multi-meter for testing. I found the fuse(s), they're configured in a "Double-Pole/Neutral Fusing" setting, although I don't know what that means. I'm assuming if I need to replace them, I'd have to replace both though.
  6. @SupaKomputa So I removed the back-plate. Since I'm so accustomed to PC building, I figured the PSU would be a box of some type, but of course it's not. So is the PSU the very center, white PCB in the picture?
  7. The transparent buttons at the top light up when I press the power button and stuff, but regardless the power button on the TV wont turn it on either. I don't think that's the issue, and either way I wouldn't be able to program a remote to the TV since I can't get it on.
  8. @SupaKomputa Thanks for the info that helps a ton, I'll go look at the fuse now (assuming it's accessible and everything).
  9. The power cable is very basic, and I don't know how it could have failed, but I'm buying a replacement just in case.
  10. So, I have a Sharp Liquid Crystal TV (Model: LC-52LE820UN) that just died on me, I went to turn it on, and no matter what I do, it will not turn on. I've followed the instructions in the manual, and here, so I'm certain that it isn't user error. (No, lightning did not kill it; additionally, it's always been connected to a surge protector). I have the means to disassemble the TV and get out the soldering iron if I need to, but i don't have any experience fixing TV's. What are some of the issues my TV might have, and how can I go about repairing it? (No, I do not have a warranty.)
  11. Yeah, I thought I remembered hearing somewhere that Ryzen benefits alot by having faster RAM or something like that ? I'm definitely gonna look into it.
  12. Thank you, and I'm tryin' ? I really gotta try and understand how RAM timings work lol
  13. I'm gonna say 'Hi' here like it says. So... Hello! A good friend introduced me to computer building during my freshman year in high school (2016), and I learned a lot about how computers were put together with his help. We had a lot of spare time in our keyboarding class, so we spent it mostly drooling over imaginary computers we put together on the System Builder. I loved repairing/building/upgrading friends and family member's computers and still do to this day, but it was my sophomore year around Christmas when I would finally get my own. My parents took notice of my interest in computers and decided to let me give them a parts list rather than a Christmas list that year. This was my first computer build and is still the one I use today. Other than small modifications I make here and there to increase performance, my first build is still holding strong
  14. (Idk why it posted twice but if this reply could get deleted if a mod sees it, that would be superb).
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