Carl,

I recently had a 42" plasma monitor to fix. Branded Sony, but
manufactured by LG. The main processor pcb was faulty, with what
appeared to be an intermittent BGA connection on the main chip. After
several attempts at resoldering, I managed to stuff things completely
and needed a new pcb. I was quoted over $NZ600 for the replacement
part. Luckily I managed to find a second-hand one for $100 and it's
been working ever since.

The company I bought it off are in Auckland but advertise extensively
on Ebay Malaysia.  I tracked them down through Google using the pcb
part number. I can send you their email address if you want to make
enquiries.

RP

2009/9/8 Carl Denk <cdenk@windstream.net>:
> As many of you know, I have been trying to fix a LG LCD monitor that
> neighbor gave to me. Circuit board and parts are next to unavailable. 6
> months ago, I recycled a 1.5 year old Protron 37" LCD TV that I couldn't
> find parts or service info. I Googled for Samsung parts and the model of
> a 26" LCD TV (6 months old) next to the PC. heres the link:
>
>
> http://www.partstore.com/Model/Samsung/Samsung/LN26A330J1D.aspx
>
> And right at the top is the power supply board, ships next day, $67.95.
> There are other boards to over $100, but at least they are available.
>
> Before I buy something major, going to check parts availability. And you
> can guess what brand I'm not even going to consider. :)
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