Hello everyone, here is the issue I am facing with my Panasonic Oled TX-65FZ800e.
When the TV has not be used for some hours, I power up the TV with a video input and the image is displayed perfectly for 30seconds and then the TV switch off with the red light blinking every 4 seconds for ever.
The service manual explanation: EVDD_SOS (EVDD 24V error) with check point (oled panel, P board, A board, T-CON)
I opened it and found a burned connector on PB-board on the 24V pins.
The 24V wires have change a bit of color due to the overheat and the corresponding connector on T-CON board has nearly no damage.
On T-CON board, I removed the metal plate and detected a bump surely due to overheat on L6006 wich is located on the 12V rail.
I checked all decoupling capacitors looking for a short circuit but found none.
A short circuit exist on the mosfet source Q6004 (SVDD_CS ?), seems strange to me.
I am waiting for a new part but I do not have the T-CON schematics to check the mosfet wiring.
My first feeling is:
- the panel is OK because each time the video input is displayed, the picture is perfect without artifact.
- an overload seems to exist on the 24V line
- an overload seems to exist on the 12V line
I made some other tests to find this or these overload.
I power up the TV without any video source and then the OSD display a small blue box with "HDMI1".
In the case the 24v (EVDD) and 12V(SVDD) are ok, stable, no overload, no overheat on 24V wires.
Then I plug a video input on HDMI1, the video is displayed perfectly, 24v(EVDD) and 12V(SVDD) are OK but the 24V wires between PB-board and T-CON board becomes more and more hot and the TV switch off (no more 24V either 12V).
If I turn on the TV again, the TV immediately switch off, no 24V either 12V.
I use a freeze spray to check if it is due to a componant temperature but no change, the TV switch off immadiately.
To test again with an image, I have to wait for hours.
I try to detect some overheat with a thermal camera but I found nothing obvious for now.
I still think the T-CON board is guilty and I would like to found the origin of the issue. But now I need some expertise to help me go further and confirm or not my feelings.
I wonder:
1- am I right to think the panel is OK.
2- which component can cause an overload on 24V and 12V.
3- on the 12V line, why the mosfet source Q6004 (SVDD_CS ?) is connected to ground.
Thank you all in advance for any help.
When the TV has not be used for some hours, I power up the TV with a video input and the image is displayed perfectly for 30seconds and then the TV switch off with the red light blinking every 4 seconds for ever.
The service manual explanation: EVDD_SOS (EVDD 24V error) with check point (oled panel, P board, A board, T-CON)
I opened it and found a burned connector on PB-board on the 24V pins.
The 24V wires have change a bit of color due to the overheat and the corresponding connector on T-CON board has nearly no damage.
On T-CON board, I removed the metal plate and detected a bump surely due to overheat on L6006 wich is located on the 12V rail.
I checked all decoupling capacitors looking for a short circuit but found none.
A short circuit exist on the mosfet source Q6004 (SVDD_CS ?), seems strange to me.
I am waiting for a new part but I do not have the T-CON schematics to check the mosfet wiring.
My first feeling is:
- the panel is OK because each time the video input is displayed, the picture is perfect without artifact.
- an overload seems to exist on the 24V line
- an overload seems to exist on the 12V line
I made some other tests to find this or these overload.
I power up the TV without any video source and then the OSD display a small blue box with "HDMI1".
In the case the 24v (EVDD) and 12V(SVDD) are ok, stable, no overload, no overheat on 24V wires.
Then I plug a video input on HDMI1, the video is displayed perfectly, 24v(EVDD) and 12V(SVDD) are OK but the 24V wires between PB-board and T-CON board becomes more and more hot and the TV switch off (no more 24V either 12V).
If I turn on the TV again, the TV immediately switch off, no 24V either 12V.
I use a freeze spray to check if it is due to a componant temperature but no change, the TV switch off immadiately.
To test again with an image, I have to wait for hours.
I try to detect some overheat with a thermal camera but I found nothing obvious for now.
I still think the T-CON board is guilty and I would like to found the origin of the issue. But now I need some expertise to help me go further and confirm or not my feelings.
I wonder:
1- am I right to think the panel is OK.
2- which component can cause an overload on 24V and 12V.
3- on the 12V line, why the mosfet source Q6004 (SVDD_CS ?) is connected to ground.
Thank you all in advance for any help.
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