Hi, I have a great tv from alba with the lovely power board by vessel,tv went dead when son plugged a scart lead in nothing at all. Replaced some resistors and a few caps just on case and also q813 q814 checked diodes and they are ok but now all the tv does is light(led) comes on and the n after ten seconds it flashes in no pattern. Had a quick check for vault readings at the rail to the main board most pins read 0 and I have one at 6.6.. what route to go down if any help can be given or should I just buy a newsgroup vessel.. also if you look at one of the cables going to the main board it has a half circle piece of metal does this need to be a whole circle or is it fine like this and also what is it..?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferrite_bead
http://www.frys.com/search?search_ty...=ferrite&cat=0
Yes needs to a whole circle.
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Thanks for the reply - would this cause any faults that I am seeing - just checked the vaults from psu to main board only getting 3.3 on two pins and one which is fluctuating - do i have to do the resistor to stby to enable bootup to then see if vaults are recorded at the pin outs - thanks in advance
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Originally posted by Neotheone View PostThanks for the reply - would this cause any faults that I am seeing - just checked the vaults from psu to main board only getting 3.3 on two pins and one which is fluctuating - do i have to do the resistor to stby to enable bootup to then see if vaults are recorded at the pin outs - thanks in advance
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Hi,
In order to give you the best help we need to know as much detail as possible. This will allow people to understand exactly what's going on and help give you advice on what to possibly try.
The pictures you have taken don't really allow us to clearly see what's going on. Do you have a better camera?
When you say you replaced a few resistors and capacitors. Which capacitors did you use as replacements? can you tell us what you replaced aswell. (You may have got the wrong series which would cause issues).
What resistors did you replace? and why? were they blown? did they they not measure correctly?
The 2 pins that are giving you a reading of 3.3v to your logic board are they the +5v pins?
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Hi again, just replaced the psu with another bought from ebay (working) but still have a solid light for about 5 - 10 secs and then it flashes -I think psu is working fine now but how to check - can i make the psu fully boot to check vaults at the pins ? to confirm the power board is ok? and also what fuses are on the main board - power only went off when my son put the scart lead in - thinking he shorted it then on the main board -- the resistors that blew where at location r829 r830 burnt / black mark/hole on them and they where on the power board thinking they maybe a fuse resistor?
will take more pics in the morning thanks again
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If all of those components went pop then ilm sure that there must have been something else damaged that you might not have been able to see.
As for the fuses I can see one of them where you have the word POP and a little star on your picture.
To check the power of the new power supply you need to check the pins that would normally go to the mainboard. Each pin will have its own value +5v +12V etc the first ones you need to check are the +5v ones to see if there is power to your mainboard.
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Thanks for the help so far, I have put the replacement board in and power on - led solid for 10 secs and the flashes in steady flash. checked the pins going from psu to main board and found that at 5vstby I get a reading fluctuating from 0.4 - 5.1v and 3.3vstby gives 3.3 - 3.4v and 3.3sti gives 3.3v the +5v gives 2.2 to 6.5v. the psu is giving a hmmm noise on and off constant - looked at the main board and no obvious signs of faults and tested all fuses s/mounted and they seen good???
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hi, the main board is disconnected - do get a steady 5v on 5vstby then it moves - not sure if it is the way I am taking the reading with the multimeter but I have checked the jumper connections feeding this section and the results are the same two at 3.3v and two that fluctuate from 2 - 5v? do you think there could still be a fault on the psu? also do you not have to connected the stby together with a resistor to enable a power boot to check all vaults on the psu? or is that only when you have a steady 5v on the supply? thanks again!
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It sounds to me like the new power supply is not right. You should get a steady 5v from the power supply to the mainboard the mainboard then sends the on signal back to the power supply. Where did you buy the new power supply from?
Am I reight in thinking you are trying this with noting at all connected to the PSU except for the mains cable?
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Right bought this power supply from ebay (working from set with damaged screen) but when i put it in it had now power?? (stupid arse see in a min) so moved parts from this board and replaced caps/resistors and other parts until I obtained power with blinking light saga / then it dawned on me that the board i bought was for my tv but had a extra power plug that needed jumping hence put all the parts back and still get the same problem blinking led - I am going to test the main filter cap for vaults reading and check the standby caps for vaults also and reading on I can also check the power switch chip for startup vaults 2,3,4 and 5 .. sorry to give you a headache ..
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Put a 6V 500mA lamp on the output of the STBY 5VDC, it should light up steadily.Never stop learning
Basic LCD TV and Monitor troubleshooting guides.
http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthr...956#post305956
Voltage Regulator (LDO) testing:
http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthr...999#post300999
Inverter testing using old CFL:
http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthr...er+testing+cfl
Tear down pictures : Hit the ">" Show Albums and stories" on the left side
http://s807.photobucket.com/user/budm/library/
TV Factory reset codes listing:
http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=24809
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Back again - right testing some bit before and well I am stumped but you clever people may know some tricks (I hope ) - right tested some bits on the psu to check vaults - big filter cap c819 tested and 325v going across - two red caps tested and good vaults also, stby boot area caps tested and of the three 3v to 0v only showing ???? ic806 chip that feeds the stby boot area (i think) pin 2 8 - 11v up and down, pin 3 0v, pin 4 0 - 1v, pin5 323v, pin 6 & 7 22 - 40v up and down and 8 22 - 54v up and down again......?
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Have I missed something or how are we supposed to know where IC806
is - 323v seems high ? - Is it on the back of the power board - can we have a decent picture of the board back?
I see more pics have appeared BUT they really need to look like this
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/attach...1&d=1290283049Last edited by selldoor; 03-22-2012, 02:14 PM.Please upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39740
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