Re: sony kdl-46w5100 no red light standby, on green off red light flash 14 times
INV-ERR is generated by the inverter circuit to tell the main board if there is problem in the inverter circuit or not. From my research, the normal Voltage of the INV-ERR should LOW if there is no problem with the inverter circuits.
'Backlight' = bl-on is the command signal from the main board to turn on the inverter circuit. You should leave he meter on that pin then turn TV on to see if the Voltage jumps up for seconds or not.
So did you replace that shorted out zener diode? Did you check the fusible resistor R6636? Did you check the Voltage by leaving the meter probe on the each pin of the connector CN660 when turn on the TV each time to see what you get, if look at the schematic I provided for the D1N board you can see that CN660 shows what Voltage you should have on the connector.
BTW, so far I do not see the pictures of the whole backside of the TV showing all the boards as requested.
D2N inverter board also has the same Zener diode on the VCC pin to clamp the Voltage on the VCC pin of the IC, you may want to check them out too.
Your TV uses two inverter boards for driving the lamps in push-pull mode so if one inverter board is bad you will see the screen lights up for seconds on one half of the screen (I.E left half or right half of the screen) that has good inverter board, did you notice that when you first turn on the TV? you have to do that in darken room.
INV-ERR is generated by the inverter circuit to tell the main board if there is problem in the inverter circuit or not. From my research, the normal Voltage of the INV-ERR should LOW if there is no problem with the inverter circuits.
'Backlight' = bl-on is the command signal from the main board to turn on the inverter circuit. You should leave he meter on that pin then turn TV on to see if the Voltage jumps up for seconds or not.
So did you replace that shorted out zener diode? Did you check the fusible resistor R6636? Did you check the Voltage by leaving the meter probe on the each pin of the connector CN660 when turn on the TV each time to see what you get, if look at the schematic I provided for the D1N board you can see that CN660 shows what Voltage you should have on the connector.
BTW, so far I do not see the pictures of the whole backside of the TV showing all the boards as requested.
D2N inverter board also has the same Zener diode on the VCC pin to clamp the Voltage on the VCC pin of the IC, you may want to check them out too.
Your TV uses two inverter boards for driving the lamps in push-pull mode so if one inverter board is bad you will see the screen lights up for seconds on one half of the screen (I.E left half or right half of the screen) that has good inverter board, did you notice that when you first turn on the TV? you have to do that in darken room.
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