Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

[locki]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

sure

[eaarnoudse]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

Did you desolder the part first? Otherwise, the measurement can be influenced by other parts...

[locki]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

D601 is damaged.. in one direction from +- measured 2200 ohms oposite -+4770 ohm... i will replace it .. it should be LL4148 types in schematic for Dell_2407_WFP_power_supply_Rev_A11_schematic_diagram.pdf then i try measure and tshoote more

[eaarnoudse]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

ok, and try to look for shorted components. These components look physically ok too...

[locki]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

physically looked ok, also measured them and If i remember everywhere was voltage drop around 0,45-0,55V (just multimeter test) on them but i will check it when it is powered on and also zener diode voltage

[eaarnoudse]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

When you put this board back in the monitor and fix it with the srews, then you can use the chassis for COLD ground. When you measure the other lines of CN701 with the positive lead of your voltage meter, then at least the of the lines must be around 24V. I don't know the exact value, because it's some months ago I researched this monitor.

When you don't measure this value, then something is still wrong in the primary part or secondary part of your power supply. Are all smd diodes ok (the small red parts on the other side of the board)?

[locki]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

this is from power board to another board CN701 connector but i am not sure where i should get ground

red 5,5 - 6,5V
yellow 5,5 - 6,5V
green 5,5 - 6,5V

[eaarnoudse]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

You should also check all the SMD (zener) diodes. There could be one in short circuit. What output voltage do you measure?

[locki]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

no damage visible..

forgot mention I also changed IC701 to TL431I and IC603 to MCR100-8

some pictures there:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/iya39bkzzh...32304.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/dy6wnqv5zu...32229.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9z34pnlaxc...32634.jpg?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xe8ef54ntyw609d/IMG_20170620_232516.jpg?dl=0

[eaarnoudse]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

Can you post some photos? did you checl the SMD components on the other side of the board?

[locki]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

Hi,
all finaly arrived, i change

IC601 1203P60 measured voltage between VCC and GNC 5-10V it oscilating
IC651 L6561 measured voltage between VCC and GNC 1,12V - should be around 11V???

on big capacitor is 320V stable on cables from power board used blue for ground

red 5,5 - 6,5V
yellow 5,5 - 6,5V
green 5,5 - 6,5V

screen is dark also buttons is dark, no any response any ideas?

[eaarnoudse]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

Hi YulCmr,

Yes, I reflowed the chip. But it didn't work. After cooling down the chip, the problem occurred again.

When the heatsink is cold, the monitor didn't start up in my case. Even the power led didn't light up. When you blow some hot air on the heatsink, the monitor will power up.

It's a structural problem in this monitor type and it's really annoying when manufacturers use these BGA chips in combination with lead free solder.

I am afraid your monitor is beyond repair...

[YulCmr]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

I am also trying to repair a Dell 2408WFPb. I have the same problem as mentioned in one of the previous posts. A led light that blinks one time and the monitor won't turn on. The power supply is OK, because CN701 has about 24V on the output. The reason that the inverter board doesn't power on is simple. The first black wire on CN701 is the ON/OFF signal and it's 0V.

I started to suspect the mainboard and I found a way to power up this board. It seems like there are two main sections on it. Each section has a big chip, a crystal and a voltage regulator. First, I measured the section at the side where the power supply cable comes in. The crystal has a perfect sine wave and the voltage regulator shows a perfect 1.8V. But there is no voltage on the second crystal and voltage regulator.

I heated the heatsink and the onboard chip in the first section very carefully with a hot air rework station. Then I tried to power up the monitor and it was working great again. I waited some time until the heatsink was cooled down. The monitor did not start up. I heated the heatsink and chip again and the monitor was working fine.

I think there is a cold solder joint in one of the pins of this chip. Maybe a reflow precedure will solve the problem, although this method is not very reliable. I hope this post will help other people to troubleshoot this specific problem.

Greetz,
Erwin

Hi ! Did you try to reflow the faulty chip ? I've quite the same problem.

With plugging the screen I got :
-> Green Led, Orange led, Green (flickering) slowly changing to orange.
-> No Backlight
-> Power supply Ok

Before this, it was difficult to start it up (Had to plug/unplug it multiple times). Sometimes, the screen went black for 1/2sec and back on.

The radiator of the chip you describe is warm after few minutes plugged in.

It definitely seems to be the faulty part, with HDMI connected to my laptop, the screen is recognized just when I plug it, and when the 2nd green led lights up (which seem's to be a bug because of a malfunction of the CPU of the screen) it is no more.

Hope it can help someone to find a solution ...

(Sorry If there're some mistakes, I'm french)

[locki]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

1203P60 and L6561 are also ordered

[budm]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

The IC that drives the MOSFET should be replaced at this point.

[eaarnoudse]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

Ok, but also check some other (SMD) components around the IC that drives the gate of 2SK3548. If there is a faulty one, the 2SK3548 can go down again...

[locki]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

2SK3548 is conductive in all combination S G D .... ordered new one! I hope it is this one

[eaarnoudse]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

Hi Locki, I think you should check all components around the 1203P60 IC. Thus also the SMD components on the other side of the board (diodes, zener diodes, resistors, etc...). Good luck!

[locki]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

Hi on my Dell 2408WFPb iheard just buzing and screen was on but not worked buttons.. controling etc .. i should change KA431 .. but i tryed measure voltage and i connected via my fault pins 3 and 4 on 1203P60 yes i am idiot ... tip ofd my voltmeter slided and booom !!!

fuse T 4A 250V
R613 200R
R615 R22

down ... i changed all, remove 1203P60 and clean mess around from spark ... and when i connect it again ... is fuse and R615 size R22 (220 mOhm) down


probably some IC or transistors died any idea where to start?

[eaarnoudse]

Re: Dell 2408WFPb / 2408WFP - No Power

I am also trying to repair a Dell 2408WFPb. I have the same problem as mentioned in one of the previous posts. A led light that blinks one time and the monitor won't turn on. The power supply is OK, because CN701 has about 24V on the output. The reason that the inverter board doesn't power on is simple. The first black wire on CN701 is the ON/OFF signal and it's 0V.

I started to suspect the mainboard and I found a way to power up this board. It seems like there are two main sections on it. Each section has a big chip, a crystal and a voltage regulator. First, I measured the section at the side where the power supply cable comes in. The crystal has a perfect sine wave and the voltage regulator shows a perfect 1.8V. But there is no voltage on the second crystal and voltage regulator.

I heated the heatsink and the onboard chip in the first section very carefully with a hot air rework station. Then I tried to power up the monitor and it was working great again. I waited some time until the heatsink was cooled down. The monitor did not start up. I heated the heatsink and chip again and the monitor was working fine.

I think there is a cold solder joint in one of the pins of this chip. Maybe a reflow precedure will solve the problem, although this method is not very reliable. I hope this post will help other people to troubleshoot this specific problem.

Greetz,
Erwin