Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

[smason]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

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[EGuevarae]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

on my xerox monitor is called BDPA1K
whole idiots at all the time are changing IC why?
you have to order AO4606 6 Amps current draw
or AO4620 7 Amp. after replace, you have to wax are of this IC
to better isolation from air, this chip works at 40khz(40,000) Hz/s WOW
must be isolated from air moisture. If you living at Niagara Falls area
do not buy LCD only CRT.
Kris

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[kris1961]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

I just posted a similar problem, the PS that you have seems to be the same on as in my Xerox XG-91D monitor. The chip is the same one as just above it. The part number on mine is BD5A28 but I can find no reference for this chip. My chip is burnt and part of the silicone is missing. The caps by it are not swollen though. I hope someone can give us a cross reference on that chip.

Lwolffe

on my xerox monitor is called BDPA1K
whole idiots at all the time are changing IC why?
you have to order AO4606 6 Amps current draw
or AO4620 7 Amp. after replace, you have to wax are of this IC
to better isolation from air, this chip works at 40khz(40,000) Hz/s WOW
must be isolated from air moisture. If you living at Niagara Falls area
do not buy LCD only CRT.
Kris

[kris1961]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

Yeah I have the same problem and I ordered the chip ao4620

Currently I am analyze the whole board

[kris1961]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

I am hoping the people in this forum may be able to help me out.

I have been given a monitor that exhibits the behavior described in this forum, namely it goes black in less than two seconds after being turned on.

It is a Mag 900P, with a Product ID of LT982s, Manufactured December 2004.

The capacitors on the Power Supply board look good in this monitor, instead it is a pair of capacitors just to the left of the power connector, on the Display controller which are swollen.

The catch is this: the Power Supply board I am looking at is not the same as the ones you seem to be describing and which I have seen pictures for in this forum (I have not seen every picture, but I have looked at many), and it looks like someone let the smoke out of one of the chips of the monitor I have.

I am hoping to be able to identify this chip so I can replace it while I am inside the monitor, anyway.

Ultimately I would like to know the recommended replacement caps, and where they can be ordered from, for the Display Controller, and if anybody has a Power Supply board like mine can they tell me what it says on the chip/what chip was/what it was for. Basically it looks like the monitor might work without this chip if I replace the two bad caps, but I am wondering if the chip might be why the caps failed, or the reverse.

The three images (attached) show:
1) The power supply board
2) The location of the bad chip, on the opposite side of the power board.
3) A lousy close up where you can sort of see the smoke trail.

Thanks in advance,
Myself

Yeah I have the same problem and I ordered the chip ao4620
because the first ic was exploded and I have to replace this monster

[tzmartin]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

Webpage for the 4606: http://www.aosmd.com/web/products/pr...tnumber=AO4606

Apparently the recommended replacement is an AO4620.

Sales contact info is also available at the site.

Thanks for this post. I have the exact problem as you do with the MAG 900P, LT982s. Chip 4606 is burnt. I haven't contacted the supplier you mentioned yet for the AO4606. Just wondering, do you have any extra chips laying around? If so, I'll buy a few from you instead if you're interested.

[MySelf]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

BD5A28 is a manufacturer number, the part number is the number above this one, to the right of the A in a circle.

[MySelf]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

Webpage for the 4606: http://www.aosmd.com/web/products/pr...tnumber=AO4606

Apparently the recommended replacement is an AO4620.

Sales contact info is also available at the site.

[MySelf]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

Lwolffe;

Sorry for the delay, I had things to take care of that could not wait.

I have cleaned up the burned chip somewhat and I have discovered that on my board the burned chip and the one next to it are the same. There are two numbers on the Chips: a) 4606, and b) BE4Y1A.

I hope that helps.

[arneson]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

It was definetely hot alright. Those inverters look 15yrs old not 4.
Betch ya that came out of a doctors office near a window and was never turned off at max brightness.
The 5a28 brings up a data sheet from philips, but it's not your chip, sorry.
I always run my hand around a display monitor to take it's temperature in the stores.
Sales dudes think I have a wierd fetish.

[Lwolffe]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

I guess no one can help. Can you tell me the part number of the same chip right next to it. I would like to track down one for my board

Wolffe

[MySelf]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

To clarify:

The bad chip is on the power board.

The bad caps are on the controller board.

The pictures I included are only of the power board.

[Lwolffe]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

I just posted a similar problem, the PS that you have seems to be the same on as in my Xerox XG-91D monitor. The chip is the same one as just above it. The part number on mine is BD5A28 but I can find no reference for this chip. My chip is burnt and part of the silicone is missing. The caps by it are not swollen though. I hope someone can give us a cross reference on that chip.

Lwolffe

[kc8adu]

Re: Mag 900P: blown chip and two bad caps...

replace the caps and try it.
those run hot and darken the board.

[MySelf]

I am hoping the people in this forum may be able to help me out.

I have been given a monitor that exhibits the behavior described in this forum, namely it goes black in less than two seconds after being turned on.

It is a Mag 900P, with a Product ID of LT982s, Manufactured December 2004.

The capacitors on the Power Supply board look good in this monitor, instead it is a pair of capacitors just to the left of the power connector, on the Display controller which are swollen.

The catch is this: the Power Supply board I am looking at is not the same as the ones you seem to be describing and which I have seen pictures for in this forum (I have not seen every picture, but I have looked at many), and it looks like someone let the smoke out of one of the chips of the monitor I have.

I am hoping to be able to identify this chip so I can replace it while I am inside the monitor, anyway.

Ultimately I would like to know the recommended replacement caps, and where they can be ordered from, for the Display Controller, and if anybody has a Power Supply board like mine can they tell me what it says on the chip/what chip was/what it was for. Basically it looks like the monitor might work without this chip if I replace the two bad caps, but I am wondering if the chip might be why the caps failed, or the reverse.

The three images (attached) show:
1) The power supply board
2) The location of the bad chip, on the opposite side of the power board.
3) A lousy close up where you can sort of see the smoke trail.

Thanks in advance,
Myself