You should have not ordered that mb. First, you have to be sure, that you ps and led backlight works.
Now you will have to do some measurements and post it here. What you are getting, at that connector?
Thank you.
Sorry for the late response, didn't have time to work on it and will go on with it this weekend and do some measurements as suggested and post it here :-).
Sorry for the late response, didn't have time to work on it and will go on with it this weekend and do some measurements as suggested and post it here :-).
No luck to force on either the main power supply or the backlights following the method budm provided on the post #7 (use 500~1K resistor between POWER ON/OFF pin 18 and the STBY pin 16 and then another resistor of the same value between BLU ON/OFF pin 4 [instead of 14, right?] and and STBY pin 16). See the photos attached here.
Also, here are the measurements on cn802 pins:
pin 1 D12V= 1.24 drops to 0
pin 3 D12V= 1.24 drops to 0
pin 5 D12v = 1.24 drops to 0
pin 7 gnd = 0
pin 9 gnd = 0
pin 11 d5.3 = 0.32 drops to 0.21
pin 13 d5.3 = 0.32 drops to 0.21
pin 15 vamp = 3.21 drops to 0.27
pin 17 vamp = 3.21 drops to 0.27
"pin 4 BL = 0". Your post #4 shows pin4 BL = .068 with connector in place.
"pin 18 ps = 1.21 drops to 0". Your post #4 shows pin 18 ps = 3.2V with connector in place.
Are you sure you count the pins correctly? No way you can have 0V with the resistors connected, it has to be errors.
It looks like you count the pins wrong.
Pictures provided by shojimmy.
BN44-00356B
"pin 4 BL = 0". Your post #4 shows pin4 BL = .068 with connector in place.
"pin 18 ps = 1.21 drops to 0". Your post #4 shows pin 18 ps = 3.2V with connector in place.
Are you sure you count the pins correctly? No way you can have 0V with the resistors connected, it has to be errors.
It looks like you count the pins wrong.
Pictures provided by shojimmy.
BN44-00356B
Thanks for the response budm and sorry for not being able to respond in time.
Here are few clarifications:
1. #4 post is rustover's and I just copied the format of the pins ;-)
2. I measured the voltages with mainboard (video board) connected instead of the resistors.
3. Regarding the pin#s, I measured from the other end (to the mainboard), sorry for the confusion. (The pictures you marked really make sense)
Do you mind letting me know which part I need to check? Thanks a lot.
Well, since you count the pin wrong then you need to attach the resistors to the correct pins first to find out if the power supply and backlights circuit are OK or not.
Well, since you count the pin wrong then you need to attach the resistors to the correct pins first to find out if the power supply and backlights circuit are OK or not.
thanks for the response. Just an update that finally solved the problem by purchasing a replacement PSU board from buyqual.
I saw that, but first I need to make sure that the screen is still intact. It went through three moves. I don't believe, that the seller will let it go, for that cheap.
I have one of these UN40c6300 model on my bench now. power board is simply dead. I found a bad MOSFET ic QM401 that runs the 5.3v line at pins 11,13 & 14 Connector to main board its only outputting 3.6V. Hoping this will fix it. PArt # is AO4498EL. Obselete part, Replacing it with a AO4468. Wish me luck.
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