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    TV "BLAUPUNKT"32/122I-GB-5B-HBKU-EU - ok standby - blue led on for a few seconds

    Hello to all,

    I'm trying to repair a TV model "BLAUPUNKT" 32 / 122I-GB-5B-HBKU-EU with mainboard TP.MSD309.BP75.

    Red standby is present.

    By pressing the power button, the blue led lights up for several seconds (about 6 seconds) but no sign of TV life (no backlight and no video signal on the panel (verified with a flashlight)

    The LED then returns to red and then returns to blue and so on (the flashing is not fast, but as mentioned, several seconds pass between red and blue)

    I measured the voltage on the main output connectors on the inverter and I have between 24 and 24.7 volts. Are these voltages correct? Should the backlight turn on?

    The capacitors are not swollen but anyway I will try to replace them as soon as I have the opportunity to buy them.

    They are n.2 capacitors of 25v and 470uf + n.2 capacitors of 35v and 330uf + n.1 capacitor of 16v and 470uf.

    If I change them do you advise me to respect the original values or to use higher values?


    Did you happen to have similar behavior on this TV?

    I add that, in the various attempts to switch on, the TV miraculously turned on only once last week (tested for about a minute the menus and the panel were ok), then after turning it off no more worked.


    I hope for your kind help.


    Thanks.
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    Last edited by truztruz; 12-01-2021, 04:25 PM.

    #2
    Re: TV "BLAUPUNKT"32/122I-GB-5B-HBKU-EU - ok standby - blue led on for a few seconds

    Need pictures of back of TV and good close ups of boards. I would say you have a power board problem. But need pics.
    I assume no responsibility for any stupid suggestions I might post.

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      #3
      Re: TV "BLAUPUNKT"32/122I-GB-5B-HBKU-EU - ok standby - blue led on for a few seconds

      More likely a problem with the firmware in the UF11 spi flash 25Q64.

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        #4
        Re: TV "BLAUPUNKT"32/122I-GB-5B-HBKU-EU - ok standby - blue led on for a few seconds

        I would try heating up board and see if it comes on.
        I assume no responsibility for any stupid suggestions I might post.

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          #5
          Re: TV "BLAUPUNKT"32/122I-GB-5B-HBKU-EU - ok standby - blue led on for a few seconds

          Thats a eeprom/firmware related problem. Try freezing the eeprom and then check again. But its better if you replace it with a programmed chip or you flash the firmware.

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            #6
            Re: TV "BLAUPUNKT"32/122I-GB-5B-HBKU-EU - ok standby - blue led on for a few seconds

            Firmware problem. If you have a programmer I will give you the software to program the memory. Check if the panel has LC320DXN (SF) (R2)

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              #7
              Re: TV "BLAUPUNKT"32/122I-GB-5B-HBKU-EU - ok standby - blue led on for a few seconds

              thank you all. It really was a firmware problem and after reflashing the chip now tv works again. Never seen a software corrupted tv until today. But how can this happen ? Bad eeprom ?

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                #8
                Re: TV "BLAUPUNKT"32/122I-GB-5B-HBKU-EU - ok standby - blue led on for a few seconds

                Originally posted by truztruz View Post
                thank you all. It really was a firmware problem and after reflashing the chip now tv works again. Never seen a software corrupted tv until today. But how can this happen ? Bad eeprom ?
                Power surge, unstable power supply (ripple), high temperatures, software failure, malfunction of the flash itself.

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                  #9
                  Re: TV "BLAUPUNKT"32/122I-GB-5B-HBKU-EU - ok standby - blue led on for a few seconds

                  much probably power surge or tv left off for too much time..

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