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It is sticky stuff, ie glue which was put there to help give some mechanical stability to larger, heavier components.
JimB
Yes glue, perfectly normal as JimB said.
LFP205991-0001 in Google reveals this,, may help,,check photo for arrow.
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Sony. SH-CT60, SH-CT60BT, Dead No Power. Repair Kit. Advise. LFP205991-0001. | eBay
Cure: Replace capacitor (C914) with improved Panasonic Capacitor supplied (Assuming F900 internal fuse is okay). Service repair kit for Sony SH-CT60, SH-CT60BT using Power/Main Board type LFP205991-0001.www.ebay.co.uk
Many products go through a vibration test. Large components will fall off the board. The legs will brake after time. (glue)
LFP205991-0001 in Google reveals this,, may help,,check photo for arrow.
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Sony. SH-CT60, SH-CT60BT, Dead No Power. Repair Kit. Advise. LFP205991-0001. | eBay
Cure: Replace capacitor (C914) with improved Panasonic Capacitor supplied (Assuming F900 internal fuse is okay). Service repair kit for Sony SH-CT60, SH-CT60BT using Power/Main Board type LFP205991-0001.www.ebay.co.uk
Yes, I've replaced a number of PSU capacitors in 'Sony' soundbars - obviously it's NOT a Sony product, and is just bought in from China - because capacitors don't fail in 'real' Sony products as they fit higher quality ones than lesser manufacturers.
In fact I've got a Sony soundbar myself - I delivered a new one to a lady, and she asked me to take the old one and dispose of it for her. One quick capacitor later, and I disposed of it at my house
In fact, following your excellent link, if you check the original photos you can see that capacitor is domed, so most likely it's low ESR.
Thanks for the insight. Yeah I replaced the capacitor mentioned in the link and that sorted the problem for the two of them![]()