Found this LCD monitor in the hallway at work with a post-it note that
says "Dead". Took it into the lab and attached AC power and only the blue
light came on on the on/off button and nothing else. Opened it up and found
no visible bulging caps but did find two popped FET ICs. These should be the
inverter driver FETs with part# STM8306 printed on them. There are a total
of four of these ICs and only two are visibly damaged. The other undamaged
two although measuring ok may have seen adverse effects that probably
needs to be replaced as well. These STM8306 dual FETs with one being a
N-channel FET and the second being a P-channel FET seems to come from a
company called SamHop based in Taiwan. I looked around and can't find any
US sources for these STM8306. Does anyone know where I can find these or
recommend an applicable substitution ? My research shows the Vishay
Si4599 part should work in this application.
Pictures of the popped FET packages and the spec for the STM8306 and Si4599DY are attached. Any help is appreciated.
Aruba
says "Dead". Took it into the lab and attached AC power and only the blue
light came on on the on/off button and nothing else. Opened it up and found
no visible bulging caps but did find two popped FET ICs. These should be the
inverter driver FETs with part# STM8306 printed on them. There are a total
of four of these ICs and only two are visibly damaged. The other undamaged
two although measuring ok may have seen adverse effects that probably
needs to be replaced as well. These STM8306 dual FETs with one being a
N-channel FET and the second being a P-channel FET seems to come from a
company called SamHop based in Taiwan. I looked around and can't find any
US sources for these STM8306. Does anyone know where I can find these or
recommend an applicable substitution ? My research shows the Vishay
Si4599 part should work in this application.
Pictures of the popped FET packages and the spec for the STM8306 and Si4599DY are attached. Any help is appreciated.
Aruba
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