Re: Samsung Syncmaster 245BW
You might want to check fuse FB802S if you haven't yet. It should be a 2A fuse.
The 5.2V standby output is developed using an Infineon IC controller ICE3B0365J at location ICB801S.
The 5.3V output is developed using a Sanken controller SI-8008HFE at location ICM852.
The 24V output is developed using a Fuji Electric controller F9222L at location ICM801S.
I also have one of these Syncmaster 245 for repair but the symptom on this one is flickering video. What I have found is that the 24V output is oscillating from 20-24V
when all 6 inverters are hooked up. If any one of the 6 inverter output harness is removed the 24V is stable. Appears the 24V output can longer supply the 3A as printed on the silkscreen on the solder side of the power supply board.
I removed the 5 wires that supplies the 24V from the power supply over to the inverter board and then hooked up a lab power supply set for 24V to the inverter board. Once the 24V on the lab power supply is turned on I can see the video is no longer flickering and the 24V is steady. The current meter on the power supply shows that it is supplying about 2.2A. This confirms the 24V converter is not operating correctly. To confirm this the 5 wires for the 24V output is connected to an electronic load and the load increased from zero to the 3A max. The output was only able to handle 1.6A when it went into current limit mode. I now need to determine if it is the controller F9222L or any component that determines the amount of current coming out of the power supply is at fault. I do not have a spare F9222L IC to try out though.
Once I figure out what is exactly the problem I will post it here.
You might want to check fuse FB802S if you haven't yet. It should be a 2A fuse.
The 5.2V standby output is developed using an Infineon IC controller ICE3B0365J at location ICB801S.
The 5.3V output is developed using a Sanken controller SI-8008HFE at location ICM852.
The 24V output is developed using a Fuji Electric controller F9222L at location ICM801S.
I also have one of these Syncmaster 245 for repair but the symptom on this one is flickering video. What I have found is that the 24V output is oscillating from 20-24V
when all 6 inverters are hooked up. If any one of the 6 inverter output harness is removed the 24V is stable. Appears the 24V output can longer supply the 3A as printed on the silkscreen on the solder side of the power supply board.
I removed the 5 wires that supplies the 24V from the power supply over to the inverter board and then hooked up a lab power supply set for 24V to the inverter board. Once the 24V on the lab power supply is turned on I can see the video is no longer flickering and the 24V is steady. The current meter on the power supply shows that it is supplying about 2.2A. This confirms the 24V converter is not operating correctly. To confirm this the 5 wires for the 24V output is connected to an electronic load and the load increased from zero to the 3A max. The output was only able to handle 1.6A when it went into current limit mode. I now need to determine if it is the controller F9222L or any component that determines the amount of current coming out of the power supply is at fault. I do not have a spare F9222L IC to try out though.
Once I figure out what is exactly the problem I will post it here.
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