Every volt your television uses passes through its power supply board, which converts raw mains into the clean, regulated rails the backlight, mainboard and panel require. It absorbs every surge, brownout and switch-on spike the grid delivers, and in Gauteng that is a serious workload. Load-shedding has multiplied PSU failures in our workshop because each restoration of power sends a voltage spike through the neighbourhood, and televisions left plugged in take that hit dozens of times a month.
The encouraging news is that power supply boards fail in predictable, repairable ways. Electrolytic capacitors swell and lose capacity, visible as domed tops on inspection. Rectifier diodes and MOSFETs short under surge stress. Fuses do their sacrificial duty. Falcon TV Repairs diagnoses these boards component by component, replaces what has failed with quality parts rated above the originals where the design allows, and load-tests every output rail before the board goes back into the set.
Component-level repair keeps costs down and turnaround short, since we are replacing parts rather than hunting scarce complete boards. Where a board genuinely is beyond saving, we source a tested replacement and say so in the fixed quote. Either route ends with a written workmanship guarantee and practical advice on protecting the repaired set from the next round of outages.