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    You would be supprised what powerboards and other parts sell for from flat screens. I tried replacing a cap in my personal flatscreen when it died on me but must have gone wrong with the sodering as it still didnt work. So I looked into replacing the entire powerboard and found that they were selling for around $35-$75 used. I decided to pull the powerboards out of the ones I had in stock and resell them so that I could pay to replace mine . Now I pull all powerboards before recyling them.


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