download it from here, don't forget to leave a like in the diagram section, I just uploaded it for you
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https://www.yoreparo.com/tv/televisores/lcd/manuales/5837727/haier-l26f6-l32f6-l42f6-sm-diagrama-y-data-eeprom
Sorry, I will explain to you another thing that I have not said, is that I realized that the capacitors that exploded before the replacement are 25v 1000uf and then investigating a bit I saw that this plate originally uses 35v 680uf capacitors. The one I replaced is 25v 1000uf
Does the printed code on the board refer to you? If so, they are: c19, c20, c21, c22, c36, c39, c93. These are the places that were burned first, after the replacement of the same, the c19 was burned and the c20 had to be disconnected immediately so that I will not finish burning the others. I await the answer friend.
Amigo effectively tried again marked me maximum 26.2 and exploded another capacitor; I will not be able to replace all the capacitors according to the diagram that those who go with 680uf at 35v originally go to these values (which are those of C19, C20, C21 and C22) and had adapted them to 1000uf to 25v, now those that go with 1000uf at 25v these values originally go (which are those of C36 and 39 respectively) and they had adapted it to the same value. Now my question is: will it be that the 1000uf at 25v that adapted it to all these capacitors mentioned above, is the alteration of the voltages possible?