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    Diagnosing EAX64905001

    Hi All,

    I am trying to diagnose a EAX64905001 power board. The back-light will not come on. I have tested the LEDs and they are fine.

    From reading another post - if I short 3.5V and PWR_ON with a 1k resistor - these are voltages I get.

    PIN --- OUTPUT
    3.5V = 3.47v
    24V = 24.7v
    12V= 11.94v

    If I need to test the LED+ and LED-. Do I need to short DRV_ON with 3.5V? (I'm guessing this stands for LED DRIVER.)

    Many Thanks, J

    #2
    Re: Diagnosing EAX64905001

    Yes, give it a shot, see if the backlights come on.

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      #3
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      Can try test #3 below, that will tell us if your getting the right voltages and proper signals from the mainboard too.

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        #4
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        32LN series? Probably bad backlights. How are you testing them? You can remove the panel and see if they flash or check this Shopjimmy video. DRV ON turns on the backlights. Make sure it goes high when you turn on the tv.

        https://youtu.be/2pyuXwNkBMA
        Last edited by neilc6; 04-10-2020, 03:00 PM.

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          #5
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          You can also check the voltage on P801-4 LED+, You need to monitor this voltage when the tv is first turned on. Then do the same check on P801-1.

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            #6
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            Hi All,

            Thanks for your replies. I've checked LED+(Pin4) and LED-(Pin1) on P801 when the DRV_ON is shorted to 3.5V and the voltages are in the mV range and jumping allover the place.

            Anyone seen symptoms like this? is it likely the chip IC801(MAP3202) is faulty?

            I have also tested the LEDs with a donor board and so I know they are good.

            Many Thanks, J

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              #7
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              "If I need to test the LED+ and LED-. Do I need to short DRV_ON with 3.5V? (I'm guessing this stands for LED DRIVER.)" Yes, do it with 2 resistors pwr_on and drv_on both to 3.5 stndby, see if backlights come on and stay on if they do the powerboard and backlights are ok. Did you do it??
              Last edited by nomoresonys; 04-11-2020, 07:52 AM.

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                #8
                Re: Diagnosing EAX64905001

                We can't help if you don't do the tests requested, we don't have the tv in front of us.

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                  #9
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                  What dc voltage do you have at these pins of the MAP3202

                  VCC Pin 2 =
                  EN Pin Pin 1 =
                  REF Pin 8 =

                  Readings given from an earlier post on this forum.

                  What dv voltage do you have at P802
                  Attached Files
                  Last edited by dick_barton; 04-11-2020, 09:06 AM.
                  Willing to help but I'm no expert.

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                    #10
                    Re: Diagnosing EAX64905001

                    +1 to post #7 from nomoresonys.

                    You don't want to directly short pins together. A small value resistor (the through hole, legged kind) - ~10K to ~100K range should do just fine. The idea is to provide a pull-up voltage. Not much current runs through this at all so you don't need to worry about the IR drop across it.
                    -Thomas
                    I'm a hardware engineer focused on networking equipment for my day job. I void warranties and fix consumer electronics for fun.

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                      #11
                      Re: Diagnosing EAX64905001

                      The supply that gives you +24 volts, also provides the base voltage for the led's from D204, through L801, so you should have at least +60v on L801 when you have the PWR-ON forced on. (A 1K resistors is recomended) anything higher might not turn on the power supply causing you to think there is a PS problem when there is not.

                      Check J34 (should be +24v)
                      Check J14 (led base voltage)
                      Last edited by R_J; 04-11-2020, 11:36 AM.

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                        #12
                        Re: Diagnosing EAX64905001

                        Hi All,

                        I shorted PWR_ON and DRV_ON through a 1K resistor. Then I checked the voltages on MAP3202 and got the results below.

                        1 - EN 2.9V
                        2 - VCC 11.9V
                        3 - GATE ~0V
                        4 - GND 0V
                        5 - CS 0V
                        6 - RT 3V
                        7 - SYNC 0V
                        8 - REF 5V
                        9 - PWMO ~0V
                        10 - OVP 2.8V
                        11 - PWMI 4V
                        12 - COMP ~0V
                        13 - FBP 0.8V
                        14 - FBN 0V

                        I went ahead and touched up the solder on on all the pins. Put it back together and it all seems to be working now. Not sure if that actually made a difference or the act of me taking it apart and putting it back. Will see how long it lasts.

                        Well hopefully this tread may help someone else out.

                        Thanks all for your input.

                        J

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                          #13
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                          Good to hear, yep the solder joints should should be one of the first things looked at, lots of times a bad joint is easy to spot and if that's all that's wrong can save a lot of time wasted doing a bunch of other tests, just because they didn't check the simple junk first. (Karl Childers rules)

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                            #14
                            Re: Diagnosing EAX64905001

                            Originally posted by neilc6 View Post
                            Hi
                            Could you please help me diagnose my(EAX64905001) 32Ln5400. Psu too? If so should i open a new thread or you can help me Here ( so iv someone will find this page from Google he'll have more troubleshooting ideas at one post + maybe the above dear members might be able to help me too?
                            The issue is no standby voltage no matter if the mainboard is connected or not.
                            Basically the mosfet + its 1kv capacitor + a 2w resistor + the fuse blown up ( known issue on this set)
                            So I've replaced them with new ones, but didn't knew that I have to pay attention to the fact that its a plastic ( isolated) mosfet
                            So as I've solder it up, the fuse got blown right away.
                            It tooks me time to understand that. Then I've isolate the mosfet from the heatsink, and plugged it in.
                            Now the tv isn't blowing up the fuse or something, it looks like there is a power to the main cap and not on the secondary side( I'm little afraid to probe the mosfet to prevent a short if i accidentally move my hands
                            Anyway
                            Do you have an idea what it could be and how to fully diagnosing it?
                            I suspect the mosfet isn't compatible with the PS \ it's got bad after the short because I haven't isolated it\\ the mosfet ic.., how could I test the mosfet ic?
                            Do you suspect that something else fried on the PS?
                            Hope you'll be able to help me out with this issue
                            Thanks alot!! :-)

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                              #15
                              Re: Diagnosing EAX64905001

                              Do you have the screen label numbers eg Qxxxx, Cxxxx, Rxxxx and what was the original mosfet part number (printed on it) and what did you replace it with part number?
                              A picture is worth a thousand words so photo's of your boards would be helpful.
                              Willing to help but I'm no expert.

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                                Originally posted by dick_barton View Post
                                Do you have the screen label numbers eg Qxxxx, Cxxxx, Rxxxx and what was the original mosfet part number (printed on it) and what did you replace it with part number?
                                A picture is worth a thousand words so photo's of your boards would be helpful.
                                Hi
                                Thanks so much for your reply! 🙏🙏😃
                                By "Screen label" you meant to the sticker on the chasis? If so I've attached a picture of it. ( it's says 32ln542z because it's a local model number) but it looks the same as the international \ USA models ( the difference is probably the 1080p vs 720p but according to the videos on YouTube, they're all build from the same boards, just different panels + firmwares)

                                About the Mosfets
                                The original one was MDF11N65B

                                And I've replaced it with an st 15NM65N
                                g408t v6 *
                                chn 150 *
                                * ( the "0" might be "o" lol ST uses special font that I'm not always identify the characters 😂😂😂
                                Attached Files

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                                  #17
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                                  Some of your solder joints look a little funky as well, maybe touch them up.

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                                    #18
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                                    Originally posted by nomoresonys View Post
                                    Some of your solder joints look a little funky as well, maybe touch them up.
                                    Hi
                                    It's because It didn't worked ive tried on the solder joints and added more solder to it that's why It looks like that...

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                                      Re: Diagnosing EAX64905001

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                                      Last edited by nomoresonys; 07-12-2020, 05:40 AM.

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                                        #20
                                        Re: Diagnosing EAX64905001

                                        More examples: https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-...ommon-problems

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