Hi everyone,
I've got this Panasonic TV here with the following symptoms:
* Standby Light is solid RED
* Turning on using the Button on the TV (long press) would change LED to blinking GREEN
* After a couple of seconds, LED is solid GREEN and without picture or sound.
I've tried a couple of things before tearing it apart:
* Resetting using various combinations of powerbutton and volume buttons pressing down while booting.
* Activating Self Check according to service manual using IR Blaster (we have no remote unfortunately)
At that point I decided to open up the back cover. Measuring the basic Testpoints I was able to find:
* All test points on the P Board seemed okay, the LED Backlight is getting 24V for each strip (6 in total)
* On the A Board all test points are fine except the 12V, which shows 0V
* I also went ahead (because I had some spare time) to tear apart more and test the LED Backlight strips using my 21V power supply, and I was able to light them up all individually (12x for 7 LED's)
That means, there must be something wrong with either the P or A board or TCON board. But at this point I'm not sure what should be my next step before I try to order and replace any of the boards.
Its a very good TV even though its almost 10 years old, would be sad to throw it into the garbage.
I've got this Panasonic TV here with the following symptoms:
* Standby Light is solid RED
* Turning on using the Button on the TV (long press) would change LED to blinking GREEN
* After a couple of seconds, LED is solid GREEN and without picture or sound.
I've tried a couple of things before tearing it apart:
* Resetting using various combinations of powerbutton and volume buttons pressing down while booting.
* Activating Self Check according to service manual using IR Blaster (we have no remote unfortunately)
At that point I decided to open up the back cover. Measuring the basic Testpoints I was able to find:
* All test points on the P Board seemed okay, the LED Backlight is getting 24V for each strip (6 in total)
* On the A Board all test points are fine except the 12V, which shows 0V
* I also went ahead (because I had some spare time) to tear apart more and test the LED Backlight strips using my 21V power supply, and I was able to light them up all individually (12x for 7 LED's)
That means, there must be something wrong with either the P or A board or TCON board. But at this point I'm not sure what should be my next step before I try to order and replace any of the boards.
Its a very good TV even though its almost 10 years old, would be sad to throw it into the garbage.
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