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![]() hello experts.
alright guys..this time i am giving this tv another try. edit: forgot to mention..my tv has power red light but no picture...it keeps blinking red. with the error indicated by the logicboard. when i plug out the Y sus board the logic board maintains a stable light. should it should be either X or Y board fault right? it turns out i was wrong. i proceed to measure every possible voltage on the SMPS board. and i found that both of my Vs dropped from like 110+ to about 10V when i powered on the unit. and voltage of my Va is inconsistent in 10V+ https://imgur.com/a/syJ5wNm standby voltage and other dc5v are fine additional informations https://imgur.com/a/B9lijxQ it is likely i will need a new board videos for referencing:https://imgur.com/a/Rq4gDzz Last edited by weiliz; 01-09-2019 at 01:34 AM.. |
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![]() Unlikely to be power board if Vs is present, even if dropping. Control board will shut down power board if there is a fault.
To test properly you would need to disconnect control board and main board from power board, then jumper VS ON to 5V and PS ON to GND to force the rails on. if they are steady without any board connected your power board should be OK. |
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then i jump VS to A5V keep tripping, i dont know where u mean the 5V( tested the one power to main board) P.s: they are tested without any board. |
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![]() so does this means its narrow down to ysus or xsus fault?
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![]() Its most likely your xsus is bad. There are repair kits for it. Watch the shopjimmy video of the repair.
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what i am sure is it is one of those 2 board but i dont know which i would like an idea how to test the small one individually.. i am resort to buy the whole board and change it. Last edited by weiliz; 01-09-2019 at 06:08 AM.. |
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![]() with reference to the pic
unplugCN5003-CNXX--leaving y sus--blinking error unplug CN804-CN5000--blinking stops and stable green light and more importantly theres a clock ticking sound..which may be caused by the relay.i am not sure about it. Last edited by weiliz; 01-09-2019 at 06:21 AM.. |
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![]() hello guys i have doubled check the voltages on my power board (SMPS)
other board disconnected.(including main board and logic) whats shocking is that Va,Vs and VScan are all have near 0V in dc and in Ac, Vs=10.14v, Va=6.15V and Vsc=4.3mv ysus idisconnect Vs=5.795Ac dc voltage=dropping from 168V decreasing Va=4.4mv decreasing dc voltage= dropping from 10.14V decreasing Xsus disconnect Vs=6.535VAc Vdc=0.121V Va=5.935VAc Vdc=0.034V Vscan(dc)=0.045V is the SMPS shorted? how i test it: place one point on the test points(Vs,Va,VScan) and other grounded to tv chassis. however doing connection test smps on the output connector to ysus Vs=206V Vs=206V Va=53V as from ysus to xsus(output connector) Vs=0.148V Vs=0.14V. i am pretty much confused. if you need any more information i am willing to provide that. Last edited by weiliz; 01-09-2019 at 08:25 AM.. |
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VS ON needs to go to STBY 5V and PS ON to GND needs to be jumpered as well Both control board and main board should be unplugged. TVtimmy is correct that X-main is likely fault as it is common on this model, but do this check before. |
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![]() Watch this video. It is for a d450 but it is close enough to yours.
https://youtu.be/ovnw8BrsQnY Last edited by tvtimmy; 01-09-2019 at 04:51 PM.. Reason: Mre info |
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so should i get a x or ysus at this point? note: unplugging the xsus from ysus doesnt give me any pics or sounds, still the old clicky . Last edited by weiliz; 01-09-2019 at 08:59 PM.. |
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![]() hello anyone?
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![]() You will have to check the igbt and fets on the ysus, and check the y buffer board for shorts. Plenty of videos on how to do it. Also, search pn43d430,450,and 490 in the search section. Theres lots of help there.
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i dont want to change the components, as the fault might return i will change the whole yboard |
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![]() I cant be sure because I dont have.the tv in front of me to test. Doing the tests will determine witch boards to replace. You can throw boards at it and not find it running untill you change the last one left. And theres no guarantee the ones you will buy are in working order. Its your call.
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![]() i was wondering is there any way to test the x main individually since its power source comes from y main.....
tested the voltage of ymain it went very wrong with Vsc=-0.015V and i test the ouput voltage from ysus connector to the xsus it doesnt add up. |
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![]() here is the connector
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![]() same exact system as this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmJenmz9vro
will also need to check the y buffer board, any ideas would be appreciated. update: by using this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Oq2MsU0XOQ managed to check my y buyffer board and there appears to be no shorts, with 798ohms at some however, people said its better to replace both ysus and ybuffer, any insight on this is appreciated. Last edited by weiliz; 01-10-2019 at 06:44 AM.. |
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![]() tps shorted, should be y board failure
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