Samsung 305T Plus black screen
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Re: Samsung 305T Plus black screen
What about those yellow caps on the inverter have they been changed yetPlease upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39740Comment
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Re: Samsung 305T Plus black screen
. I have to belive that we have good caps. From what I read there are alot of posible problems. A transformer or bad CCFL lamp can activate the protection on the inverter board and the backlight will stay off untill you remove them from circuit. I will let him try to fix the problem a few more days. If I have a bad CCFL lamp he can't do anything
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Re: Samsung 305T Plus black screen
Nothing is changed and I can't do anything about it. I have to belive that we have good caps. From what I read there are alot of posible problems. A transformer or bad CCFL lamp can activate the protection on the inverter board and the backlight will stay off untill you remove them from circuit. I will let him try to fix the problem a few more days. If I have a bad CCFL lamp he can't do anything
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He thinks that this could be the problem.
Reminder: backlit is missing, two blown fuses, at least one mosfet...and now a possible "on command" problem. Need advice fast...make sense what he said? Should I find another service before is to late?Comment
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OK. You can close this thread. Seams that people are not as friendly as I thought. I find it hard to believe that nobody has a clue about step-by-step troubleshooting.Comment
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Re: Samsung 305T Plus black screen
I'm back with another question if somebody want to help me. I did everything that was told and seams that i'm moving in the right direction.
From mainboard:
BL_EN = 2.7V
Status = 3.3V
all 24V lines are ok.
Problem I found: The inverter IC (BD9886FV) has no input voltage (pin 28).
Look at this pictures for an obvious bad capacitor or maybe you have a clue from where should I start tracking the problem. Thank you.
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