I recently got an electric shock from my LCD when it fell over

The PSU 10/10. Capacitors are freaking dangerous.

>>58615742
Disassemble it and put it back together again

>>58615742
It's always the capacitor.

There's nothing else in there that can hold electrical charge after you turned the device off and unplugged it.

>>58615742
You got SAMXON'd

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>>58615742
This two look bloated. Are they flat on top or rounded? If they're rounded, you should replace all 5 caps.

>>58616653
Also known as Crapxon.

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>>58615742
You are supposed to press the power and other buttons while unplugged to discharge the capacitors first.

>>58617948
That only works if the power button is actually completing the circuit to the power stage.

Most devices these days just treat the power button as an input. It's like you're asking the micro controller kindly if it will power the monitor on.

>>58617592
iirc CrapXon the nickname for CapXon tho, or are they the same company in disguise?
>>58617948
By right there should be bleeding-off resistors to take care of that, but...'by right'.

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