OK, so the device is not being turned on. The VGS is 0V.
The power on signal disappears into the main processor IC1100.
Right now I would be considering replacing the main board unless something else faulty can be determined.
Did I miss something, or you get no +17V when power comes up (relay clicks?)
Using a resistor we could try forcing on power to PSU to see if it works.
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Pin (1 or 2) to 5, connect a wire between them (no resistor.)
Pin (1 or 2) to 6, also a wire (board has built in 1k resistor, no need to use one externally.)
Pin (1 or 2) to 15, connect a 470~4.7k ohm resistor.
PSU should power up, +9V, +17V, +24V should all work, along with standby rail +5.6V.
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Sorry if I wasn't clear but you need to disconnect the connector from the A board and see if you can get the PSU to work this way.
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Sorry my mistake, i tested it and it worked, but i don't have 9V on #11 and #12. All other voltages are OK (+24, +5.6,) And i can hear some strange sound like electric breaking, it is not loud, but you can hear that something is wrong. I think it is coming from reley or coil. and when i plug it out, i hear short whimpering.
The +9V is generated from a sub DC-DC converter so this is likely the cause of the fault.
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OK, see the image. If anything in the image disagrees with what you measure, say so.
A voltage "when on" in this case indicates the jumper connections have been made, you can measure the standby 5.6V with the jumper in place.
The ground should be chassis of TV with PSU board installed and all screws fastened.
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Ok, if there were 24V on the 9V I would say the main board would be damaged quickly, I guess it must be going into over-voltage protection (good idea from Panasonic, I guess.) I hope it hasn't been damaged but it is likely OK.
The +9V is generated from the +24V by IC854. What is the part # on IC854?
Does capacitor C850 get very hot when it is jumpered across?
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Can you please double check it, if you cannot get hold of it you will need to find a way to give TV the +9V it needs (possibly by substituting in an additional supply, e.g. this one on ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/New-LM2596...item231ed973f5) or by replacing the power supply.
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Ugh, yeah, I've seen those before. Ugly hybrid modules you can't buy from anywhere which Panasonic likes to use a lot. I don't know why they use them. Must be a good reason for it.
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