Rolling with my new found courage to check voltages...
Proscan PLDV321300.. Once powered up, I see a quick flash of the screen, then it goes dark. Flashlight reveals the image is still there..
I found where the backlights plug into the main board (the ONLY board)... I put the pictured meter on those connections..
When probes first applied, I get a reading of around 31v-33v +/- with the TV plugged in..
Once I push the power button, the voltage spikes to as high as 70v... Then it settles down to around 40v +/- 3 or 4...
A replacement board is around $45.. Doable.. But if it's possibly a short in the LED strip, a replacement board ain't going to help me..
Once again, I am hoping that I can find the issue is on the board and not have to fiddle-fart with breaking the unit down to the bare backlights..
I stand ready to apply my probes...
Proscan PLDV321300.. Once powered up, I see a quick flash of the screen, then it goes dark. Flashlight reveals the image is still there..
I found where the backlights plug into the main board (the ONLY board)... I put the pictured meter on those connections..
When probes first applied, I get a reading of around 31v-33v +/- with the TV plugged in..
Once I push the power button, the voltage spikes to as high as 70v... Then it settles down to around 40v +/- 3 or 4...
A replacement board is around $45.. Doable.. But if it's possibly a short in the LED strip, a replacement board ain't going to help me..
Once again, I am hoping that I can find the issue is on the board and not have to fiddle-fart with breaking the unit down to the bare backlights..
I stand ready to apply my probes...
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