Good day guys,
I have a Westinghouse model SK-32H540S, the one that most known for it bad inverter transformer 4302HXXXXX. Mine too, having that same problem the thing is there are 3 transformers on the inverter board 2 of them look clean although 1 of those clean looking has a burn mark on the board underneath the device, the 3rd one looks like busted with needle holes on top, cracked mark on a side and the melted stuff deposited outside. I used multimeter to test resistance as directed on LCDparts.net and found all 3 of them read the same values as of 1.8K between the Secondaries and 3 ohm between the primaries. My question is which one is the bad one? or is there another way to test these transformers? your suggestion is much appreciated.
-woaimi
I have a Westinghouse model SK-32H540S, the one that most known for it bad inverter transformer 4302HXXXXX. Mine too, having that same problem the thing is there are 3 transformers on the inverter board 2 of them look clean although 1 of those clean looking has a burn mark on the board underneath the device, the 3rd one looks like busted with needle holes on top, cracked mark on a side and the melted stuff deposited outside. I used multimeter to test resistance as directed on LCDparts.net and found all 3 of them read the same values as of 1.8K between the Secondaries and 3 ohm between the primaries. My question is which one is the bad one? or is there another way to test these transformers? your suggestion is much appreciated.
-woaimi
i guess i learned the hard way. I went to digikey and order another 25 just in case. I'm sure it could be something else that causing the fuse to blow but I'll start from here and hopefully it solves the problem. What might be the next thing to check?
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