Ah, I see. It wasn't as obvious in post #11, but your photo makes it clear. Thanks for checking. Also, in your first post, you mentioned that it was an eeprom that was was the cause of your problem. Can you share how you came to that conclusion and how you tested it? What is the part # of the eeprom and whether or not you had to program it. Thanks.
Great! You just jarred my memory. PlainBill had discovered a reset controller, ASM810MEURF-T (not an eeprom), used on several Acer and Viewsonics that exhibited the same problems here. Replacing that controller solved the problem. Since this monitor seems to be similar to a viewsonic, can you tell if they implemented a reset controller on the Yusmart logic card? It's a SOT-23 case style.
Hmmm, I can't see them using three WO4 as a reset controller. KL8 seems to be a diode assembly. That leaves SO1, marked Q104 on the circuit board. I would think that the reset controller would be marked UXXX?
It's a zero ohm resistor. Basically a wire link, but making it in this shape enables the same machine that places resistors and caps to place the wire links as well.
Originally posted by PeteS in CA
Remember that by the time consequences of a short-sighted decision are experienced, the idiot who made the bad decision may have already been promoted or moved on to a better job at another company.
Remember that by the time consequences of a short-sighted decision are experienced, the idiot who made the bad decision may have already been promoted or moved on to a better job at another company.
I have a Benq LCD tv model VP2202 which uses the same power supply as the Yusmart 229IP-P & the Viewsonic VX2235WM-3 Model # VS11446.
My issue is I am trying to get a copy of a service manual to find out what each of the output pins are on the ps board at P802 for example voltages and what they control BRT_ADJ, BL_ON, GND & so on.
I tried the link given in post #1 & #16 but it won''t allow access to the service manual.
I would appreciate if anyone has a pdf copy they could send me.
or even just what the wires do.
The old ps in this tv is completely fried so I am trying to adapt one I have from a Benq FP91G Monitor to suit.
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