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    42u2p y & x problem

    Hi guys,

    I'm seeking your help, i have a samsung plasma 42" with clicking sound when power on. power off after 5 sec, no picture no sound.

    I checked the board, and found that 3 "RJP30E2" and 1 "SF10A400H" where shortned on the 42u2p_Y-Main Board.

    On 42u2p_XM there was no issue.

    I managed to change those component, plugged in, clicks sound again, and now i have 2 "RJH30E2" burned on the XM board . lol

    42u2p Y board



    42u2p X Board



    Is there a workarround on how to fix those boards; cuz something keep burning them.

    I just ordered RJH30E2 because i don't have them in stock.

    Thank you

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    Re: 42u2p y & x problem

    Did you replace all the securing screws back in tightly before you powered up?
    When you replaced the components did you check there was no short circuit between VS and chassis and VA and chassis?
    Last edited by dick_barton; 07-05-2018, 03:37 AM.
    Willing to help but I'm no expert.

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      #3
      Re: 42u2p y & x problem

      Originally posted by dick_barton View Post
      did you replace all the securing screws back in tightly before you powered up?
      When you replaced the components did you check there was no short circuit between vs and chassis and va and chassis?
      +10

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        Re: 42u2p y & x problem

        Originally posted by dick_barton View Post
        Did you replace all the securing screws back in tightly before you powered up?
        When you replaced the components did you check there was no short circuit between VS and chassis and VA and chassis?
        Sorry for the late reply, i was busy a little and thank you for your reply.

        Unfortunatly no, i didn't check before.

        But now on the Y Main unplugged, i don't have short on VA Gnd and VS Gns.

        There's short on VS Gnd on X main because i still have the burned RJH30E2 on this board.

        I'm waiting to get the RJH30E2, what must i check exactly when changing them?

        What's "securing screws back in tightly"??? where are they?

        Thank you
        Last edited by Mrnixdorf; 07-06-2018, 07:00 PM.

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          #5
          Re: 42u2p y & x problem

          Originally posted by Mrnixdorf View Post
          What's "securing screws back in tightly"??? where are they?

          Thank you
          As shown in the photo.
          Attached Files
          Willing to help but I'm no expert.

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            #6
            Re: 42u2p y & x problem

            Originally posted by dick_barton View Post
            As shown in the photo.
            humm, no i didn't touch them at all.

            Must i change them or remove them???

            They are well placed, and they are connected to GND. what's the matter there?

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              #7
              Re: 42u2p y & x problem

              i would appreciate any help please

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                #8
                Re: 42u2p y & x problem

                Originally posted by Mrnixdorf View Post
                There's short on VS Gnd on X main because i still have the burned RJH30E2 on this board.

                I'm waiting to get the RJH30E2, what must i check exactly when changing them?

                What's "securing screws back in tightly"??? where are they?

                Thank you
                You need to check all of the mosfets, diodes on that board because if you miss a faulty one it will damage the components you replace.
                Also check the resistors connected to the mosfets.
                Willing to help but I'm no expert.

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                  #9
                  Re: 42u2p y & x problem

                  Originally posted by dick_barton View Post
                  You need to check all of the mosfets, diodes on that board because if you miss a faulty one it will damage the components you replace.
                  Also check the resistors connected to the mosfets.
                  Thank you Dick_Barton for your reply, i did some check, you can see pictures below.













                  please tell me what to check exactly!!

                  Thank you

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                    #10
                    Re: 42u2p y & x problem

                    Anyone please?

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                      #11
                      Re: 42u2p y & x problem

                      Originally posted by Mrnixdorf View Post
                      humm, no i didn't touch them at all.

                      Must i change them or remove them???

                      They are well placed, and they are connected to GND. what's the matter there?
                      How did you do your testing of the Z-SUS Bd without removing the screws??

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                        #12
                        Re: 42u2p y & x problem

                        Originally posted by Andrew F. Ali View Post
                        How did you do your testing of the Z-SUS Bd without removing the screws??
                        What do you mean without removing the screws?????? the board was disasembled from tv case "if this is what you asking", there was a short on RJH30E2, desolder and test them they are faulty.

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                          #13
                          Re: 42u2p y & x problem

                          Finally i got the parts today lol that took too much time to come

                          Anyway, after changinf the parts RJH30E2 they got burned immeditaly after trying to turn the tv on.

                          I have change then again, and start connecting cable one by one and trying to turn on the tv to see what happen.

                          In results, im connecting all the boards and cable expect the 42u2p_xb board, the tv turn on normally with black screen, when i connect the 42u2p_xb board the same component burn again.

                          Please help me out
                          Attached Files

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                            #14
                            Re: 42u2p y & x problem

                            I connected the board without the ribbon cable connected, no issue, seems a problem with light panel, is there a way to disassembly the screen fron the light panel to check out?

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                              #15
                              Re: 42u2p y & x problem

                              Update : all connected now, no issue with component, tv turn on but still black screen, on 42u2p X Board i have 2 pins with 208v instead of 5v

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                                #16
                                Re: 42u2p y & x problem

                                No one???

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                                  #17
                                  Re: 42u2p y & x problem

                                  Originally posted by Mrnixdorf View Post
                                  Thank you Dick_Barton for your reply, i did some check, you can see pictures below.













                                  please tell me what to check exactly!!

                                  Thank you
                                  Good Day I am new to this forum, I am also really in need to find out the transistor and diode numbers of this board to replace them. mine are all tarnished and cant figure out the numbers. If it is possible I would surely appreciate any help. I am interested in the numbers of the semiconductors that are on the heat sink. for example the RJP..... and the rest of these components.

                                  Thank You
                                  David

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