Two of these identical capacitors were blown in my 2006 Insignia LCD TV model NS32 LCD. The symptom was that there was no picture but there was sound. In fact, when the power is turned on, the screen does display, very vividly, the Input mode (visible on screen for about 2 seconds and then the screen goes black).
If you take a flashlight in a dark room and hold it at a steep angle to the screen you can make out the very faint trace of an image of the tv program that is playing. When I took the back of the TV off, these two blown capacitors are all I could find so I guess I will start there.
There is nothing printed on the board or the ends of the capacitor that provides any further identification unfortunately. Just "HA and L1050". I have seen other capacitors that list capacitance and volts before but cant decipher what this one is. Any help greatly appreciated.
If you take a flashlight in a dark room and hold it at a steep angle to the screen you can make out the very faint trace of an image of the tv program that is playing. When I took the back of the TV off, these two blown capacitors are all I could find so I guess I will start there.
There is nothing printed on the board or the ends of the capacitor that provides any further identification unfortunately. Just "HA and L1050". I have seen other capacitors that list capacitance and volts before but cant decipher what this one is. Any help greatly appreciated.