Re: Sharp LC-80LE661U - Power's off after 4 seconds.
:-( it appears that the structural design of the 80 is different from the 70 which has a plastic "plate" covering the lower edge boards. I am not sure that it is worthwhile doing further disassembly at this time. It is disappointing that the shutdown does provide some form of "code flashing" or otherwise to indicate some sort of error code. Your tests that the system does detect a totally disconnected tcon from the MB indicates that the system is somewhat functional and that some other fault is causing the shutdown.
One note on disassembly beyond this point, I used blocks of wood strategically placed on the various points of the "metal back plane" to set the panel on so that I could leave everything connected and still get access to screws / hardware to remove the front bezel which then gives you access to edge boards / tabs that connect to the panel.
One other note: there is a couple other threads dealing with 80 in panels that you should read... they might provide some further information.
:-( it appears that the structural design of the 80 is different from the 70 which has a plastic "plate" covering the lower edge boards. I am not sure that it is worthwhile doing further disassembly at this time. It is disappointing that the shutdown does provide some form of "code flashing" or otherwise to indicate some sort of error code. Your tests that the system does detect a totally disconnected tcon from the MB indicates that the system is somewhat functional and that some other fault is causing the shutdown.
One note on disassembly beyond this point, I used blocks of wood strategically placed on the various points of the "metal back plane" to set the panel on so that I could leave everything connected and still get access to screws / hardware to remove the front bezel which then gives you access to edge boards / tabs that connect to the panel.
One other note: there is a couple other threads dealing with 80 in panels that you should read... they might provide some further information.
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