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    #21
    Originally posted by nomoresonys View Post
    802, 3,5,7,9 are the A13, so they look ok. 8 was 4.5 Diah.
    ok.. thx... its 9 not 8 as it look on my screen lol

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      #22
      then psu ok.... need to do following
      MB and BL connected..
      slide out the cable of oin 8 from the socket 802 ( isolated to be sure not do contact to any other or chassis ) and do jumper from pin 4 to pin 8... plug in wall and tell the result

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        #23
        Cable of pin 8 out, pin 4 and pin 8 connected, same result that post # 3.

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          #24
          need to inspect DC to DC on MB... but before that you need to be sure again about the panel if there issue ny disconnecting U ribbon cable not the 2 LVDS

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            #25
            Sorry for the delay I was out of the town.
            I disconnected the screen ribbon cables (no the LVDS) first one and then the other and finally both with the same result: STBY pin fluctuating between 3v and 7v

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              #26
              No red light on the front

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                #27
                Try some simple tests if you have not yet, with tv unplugged, check all the diodes and resistors on top of the powerboard.

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                  #28
                  That was the first thing I did, this board has become a puzzle for me.

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                    #29
                    man yours set 76... on each side of the panel edge buffer boards which are under the speaker you will have U ribbon cable.,,, disconnect one a time see if u have boot complete

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                      #30
                      Report results of Diahs test, important to do tests in order, I think Diah starts with the simple things first, that's the best approach imo.

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                        #31
                        DM851C from left to right :
                        151.7v, 0v, 158.3v
                        DM852C from left to right:
                        158.8v, 302.1v, 150.5v

                        DM851C is that 0v OK?

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                          #32
                          Diah I already did, post #25 and 26#

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                            #33
                            Originally posted by alfredomfr1 View Post
                            Diah I already did, post #25 and 26#
                            no you didn't... U ribbon see them here have access to them and disconnect one a time

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                              #34
                              Yes, I already did it

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                                #35
                                post #25 and #26

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                                  #36
                                  Can you post a good detailed picture of the bottom of the powerboard?

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                                    #37
                                    useless

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                                      #38
                                      So you did the u ribbons then, not just the ones going from mainboard to driverboard?

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                                        #39

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                                          #40
                                          Ok, I don't know for sure but it looks like the middle pin on DM851C isn't going to anything?

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