I just updated the previous post, please see the attached picture. Please use the Ohm mode not Buzz mode since resistance up to 100 Ohm can make the buzz.
Check RM801 (see picture number 2, 10) to see if it is open.
I think budm means FM801 (pictures are blurry and "F" and "R" are close to each other on the keyboard). FM801 is a green torpedo shaped fuse right by the connector.
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You might have another fuse on this board? Same green torpedo. See red circles.
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I think I see what budm's talking about. With power off, two of the resistors RM801 and RM803 I believe are under 1 ohm. Set your meter to 200 ohm and measure across each one. If I'm wrong about the resistance values, then adjust your meter until you get a proper reading.
For the 3 caps, set your meter to 200V DC, plug in your monitor and read the voltage across each cap.
The F9222L controller rang a bell in my head. This power supply seems very similar in design to the Samsung 245BW power supply. Yes, I'm also hoping it's one of those 3 caps.
For my own curiousity, we can try checking the Vcc (pin 7) of the F9222L for a short. I'm assuming the following: that pin 7 of the F9222l is connected to the positive lead of the 10uf 50v cap (CM813) that's in front of it. With power disconnected and your meter set to 200 ohms, place your probes across CM813. What is your reading?
When I set my meter to 200ohms (bottom most setting on above meter photo) I get a reading of 1 before I touch CM813 and the same reading, 1, when I touch each wire.
At 2000k I get 180
At 200k I get 26.2
At 20k I get 4.27
At 2000 I get 564
When I touch probes together I get essentially get 0 on the higher #'s. ie 20k or 200k
Ok, I must be doing something wrong. After waiting about a half hour I retested and all showed 0 readings.
Then I powered up again for about 10 seconds and shut down. Then I retested and got the original readings above.
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