Hi,
I have this lg that is giving me trouble for the past 2 days with a faulty power supply unit (I assume because this is an always on power supply) .
Initial findings:
Got it dead. So I opened and checked for any badcaps’ or mosfets and interestingly everything was fine, except a R33 resistor that got infinity reading This particular resistor is connected to one of the secondary winding of a transformer to the HV pin of IC tea1755t . The big filter caps reading was 168v . Both 24v and 12v outputs were absent (0v) . I have seen an older post for this same tv and found that r33 was a 10k resistor but unfortunately I didn’t have one in stock. So I paralleled two resistors and managed to make around 9k. But still the caps showing the same voltage and the cold side is dead. I checked the pin 1 (vcc) to pin 2 (ground) voltage and it reads few milli volts only. After 2-3 minutes one of the resistor which I paralleled (which was a 1/4 watt one , pls see the pics) started to produce smoke. So I stopped working on the board now and realized that my experience is not enough to move forward in this situation. Any thoughts?
The following is the link to the schematic of the power supply.
Thanks
Anoop
I have this lg that is giving me trouble for the past 2 days with a faulty power supply unit (I assume because this is an always on power supply) .
Initial findings:
Got it dead. So I opened and checked for any badcaps’ or mosfets and interestingly everything was fine, except a R33 resistor that got infinity reading This particular resistor is connected to one of the secondary winding of a transformer to the HV pin of IC tea1755t . The big filter caps reading was 168v . Both 24v and 12v outputs were absent (0v) . I have seen an older post for this same tv and found that r33 was a 10k resistor but unfortunately I didn’t have one in stock. So I paralleled two resistors and managed to make around 9k. But still the caps showing the same voltage and the cold side is dead. I checked the pin 1 (vcc) to pin 2 (ground) voltage and it reads few milli volts only. After 2-3 minutes one of the resistor which I paralleled (which was a 1/4 watt one , pls see the pics) started to produce smoke. So I stopped working on the board now and realized that my experience is not enough to move forward in this situation. Any thoughts?
The following is the link to the schematic of the power supply.
Thanks
Anoop
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