Looking for someone with soldering skills

[SideShow Bob]

Sideshow Bob is a master at soldering! He ended up removing the damaged component, and cut a functioning one off the old circuit board I had and re-attached it.

Unfortunately the television still will not turn on, but is flashing a different trouble code from the one it had Monday.

Hoping I will hear back from Sharp about it soon...

Had to break out the Die Grinder and only used a half pound of solder,
so it wasn't too big of a glob.

[Ridge]

LOL true, we did have to use a Dremel...

[shane]

Bump. This thread got me thinking about an old LCD monitor that i have. It does not turn on, but the green power light will till light up. I look it apart and there are a few capacitors that are bulging. I looked at a few how to's online and it doesn't seem to be super complicated, but i was wondering where would be a good resource for capacitors locally?

[Irving]

If you can't find them at RadioShack or Ace Hardware (does Ace sell them?) then check out SparkFun. They have that kind of stuff.

[BushMasterBoy]

I bought some at www.digikey.com cheaper than anyplace i could find

[SideShow Bob]

As long as you have the "cap's" specs battery shack might have them,
Or try looking for local electronics supply stores or online.

[gnihcraes]

Fistells downtown might have them in stock.

Give them a call..
1001 Bannock Street
Denver, CO 80204
(303) 629-1313