AUO M270QAN01 - identify diode?

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  • jjne
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    • Mar 2013
    • 42
    • uk

    #1

    AUO M270QAN01 - identify diode?

    Hi,

    I have a small number of monitors based on the above panel and am working through them. I have at least two with a single, burned-out diode. From what I can see it's something like DI428 or DII428 or DH428. Here's a picture of a working one.

    Can anyone identify this please? Based on the number 428 it may be a shottky or a Zener according to Google. The device in question is D105.

    ETA I can confirm that the number is definitely 428 (I took a video which revealed a better image), the DII appears to be a maker's mark. There's also a code 1G. Looking around the component it looks to perhaps just be the reverse protection for the 12v line in which case I'd have thought that any bog-standard diode should suffice in its place but it leaves me wondering why it would burn out, and more than once as well.

    Thanks!
  • lotas
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    • Jan 2016
    • 4456
    • Russia

    #2

    Here you need to look at the bottom line, and this is “IG”, and IG is P4SMAJ13ADF.
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    • jjne
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      • Mar 2013
      • 42
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      #3
      Thankyou, that is much appreciated. I think IG was about the only thing I didn't check lol (as 1G is a resistor...).

      Will have to transplant from another board temporarily and order some in. Potentially this is good news for this panel if that where the damage has stopped!

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