Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
I have repaired many Dell and ACER with these bad tuning caps used in the Royer oscillator setup in the inverter output circuits, most of the new monitors do not use the Royer Osc any more.
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
Originally posted by Jasgriff View PostTuning caps arrived today and new Transistors.
I certianly would have NOT figured this one out.
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
But once its fixed it will be even more satisfying!
Only got to get the 18v line up and running then it will become easier.
I am off next week so I will have lots of time to look at it.
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
No Probs,
Another lesson learnt there!
It's not all good news though unfortunately as I have now ran out of things to fix! Well apart from the Barco.
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
Tuning caps arrived today and new Transistors.
All cleaned up and then fitted. Just tried it for an hour and its working fine.
Cheers for the tip Budm...
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
Ordered some new tuning caps and transistors for this one. Looks like i'm going to spend more more money on this than its worth but im keen to get it up and running. Bit should be here tomorrow so I will keep you posted.
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
That will be good way to go. I always test those tuning caps, a must, when I work on the inverter section. Resistance reading should be infinite since cap is an open circuit device. If the meter which runs on 9V batteries can show the resistance reading, just imagine what happen when the cap is exposed to a couple hundred volts of pulses.
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
They are 0.22uF 5% (224J), at least 250v rating.
One is reading 340nF (.34uF)? It does not have any resistance reading on this one?
If they are not within 5% (J) then you do have problem and that can damage your new MOSFETs
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
Right took them out to measure them.
1 measures out of range and the other measure 340nf.
7C224J is the model of the cap.
I am guessing this is what could be causing the short?
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
The two blue caps in the top center of the picture. If they are off value then that will cause the Osc to run at the wrong frequency as designed and can cause the MOSFET to over heat or damaged.
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
There should be a cap connected in parallel with the primary side of the inverter transformer. Do you have the picture of the top side of the board?
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
Desoldered the Diodes and they tested ok outside of the circuit. I desoldered the mosfets too and 1 of them seems ok whilst the other is shorted.
are the tuning caps the ones that are connected directly to the mosfets?
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
Did you check the tuning caps? there should be caps on the top side of the board for this Royer Oscillator circuits.
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
Originally posted by Jasgriff View PostThere are 2 diodes connected to these mosfets and the diode on the broken ones appears to be shorted. I am guessing this is what is breaking the mosfets?
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
Right the new mosfets don't test shorted but the working old ones that I moved to replace the broken ones are now shorted. nooooooooo another couple of wasted mosfets!
There are 2 diodes connected to these mosfets and the diode on the broken ones appears to be shorted. I am guessing this is what is breaking the mosfets?
I will get some pics in a bit.
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Re: GNR TS700 2 seconds to black
1) Do the new mosfets test shorted?
2) Do the pins get any DC power?
3) Please post a picture of the top side of the power board.
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