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    Sony KDL-32BX330

    I have a Sony KDL-32BX33O to service which has a blown fuse in the secondary side of the power supply. I have checked diodes and transistors and
    I have not found any to be shorted, and I have replaced the fuse and it has blown again.Can anyone offer a solution to this problem?
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    Re: Sony KDL-32BX330

    The picture of the power supply is not very clear so difficult to tell anything from it. Can you post sharper clearer pictures.

    Check the two diodes, the bridge rectifier and the mosfet alongside. For a fuse to blow some component is probably shorted.
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    Last edited by dick_barton; 04-20-2018, 02:00 PM.
    Willing to help but I'm no expert.

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      #3
      Re: Sony KDL-32BX330

      Can we get better focused clear pictures of the top and bottom side of the power supply board?
      I see two fuses on the hot side, one in the main ac INPUT, small one in the STBY POWER supply hot side. I do not see fuse on the cold side looking at your pictures.
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        Re: Sony KDL-32BX330

        Originally posted by SEAWOLF View Post
        I have a Sony KDL-32BX33O to service which has a blown fuse in the secondary side of the power supply. I have checked diodes and transistors and
        I have not found any to be shorted, and I have replaced the fuse and it has blown again.Can anyone offer a solution to this problem?
        Thanks to
        Julio C. mejia
        Regards.
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