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    Dell 2709WFP

    I have wanted a big monitor for a while so snapped up a dell 2709WFP for cheap off ebay that blew fuses after it had suffered from a power surge.
    I stripped it down and after some researching on BCN discovered D651, Q651, R699 and R670 blown.
    I have replaced these parts and when i apply power the fuse doesn't blow, however i fail to get the monitor to show and power and there is no 24v at connector CN701.

    There is 342v going across the big cap.
    Q601 tests ok.

    I am suspecting IC601 a 1203P60 or the component's that effect it, 280v going in but nothing really coming out.

    I am hoping for some help to get a little further. Thank you.

    IC601 1203P60

    1 288mv
    2 1.28v
    3 166mv
    4 gnd
    5 49mv
    6 255mv VCC
    7 350mv moving
    8 280v

    IC651 L6561

    1 1.4v
    2 540mv
    3 1.4v
    4 0
    5 200mv
    6 150mv
    7 0
    8 246mv VCC
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    Last edited by diif; 04-23-2015, 06:39 AM.

    #2
    Re: Dell 2709WFP

    I have removed IC651 and found a low resistance between VCC and GND and i have replaced. IC601 also has a similar low resistance so i have ordered a replacement.

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      #3
      Re: Dell 2709WFP

      Pic 3 bottomright corner is that a yellow fuse - tested?
      Please upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
      http://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39740

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        #4
        Re: Dell 2709WFP

        Yes it is a fuse, and i've tested it and its fine.
        I think its IC601, will update when i've replaced it.

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          #5
          Re: Dell 2709WFP

          A quick update, after replacing IC601, the monitor now powers on. Hurrah

          However here is a electrical crackling and a burning smell coming from the area of my substitute MKP cap or transformer. My replacement cap is only rated for 305v but the one i damaged was 520v so i need to find a suitable replacement.
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