Hi,
I have a Mag780 LT776S that is not working. I have been working on it off/on for a while now.
When you plug monitor in green led light comes on but nothing happens so i measured several of the caps on the board and found a lot of them were "bad". I borrowed a friends ESR meter to measure caps.
Because so many were "bad" i decided to replace all but 3 or 4 of them. Because the original caps were sooooo small i had to solder the caps on the back of the board. See back of board pic.
I also replaced the 150uF cap that was on the inverter board. But again i have to "lay-it on its side" because the original was so small.
I put it back together hoping that i fixed it ........well i didnt. However, this time when i powered it on an image appeared for a sec and then disappeared. So i did something because before i did not even get an image for a sec.
I measured the connector voltages with the inverted connected and disconnected and they were the same.
Connector voltages:
Pin1: 0V DC
Pin2: 0V DC
Pin3: 0V DC
Pin4: 0V DC
Pin5: 12.27V DC
Pin6(red): 12.27V DC
I started probing around the inverter board and i found something .....I think? See pic called "Inverterboard_cap_questionable_2". I drew a red box around the questionable cap.
When i measure the resistance of this cap i get ~ 1.2kohm on one setting and on the 40ohm setting (see enclosed meter pic) i get ~ 250ohms.
So i think this part is bad.......does this sound like a valide conclusion? Also, why do i get such drastically different readings using just the "ohm" and then the "40ohm" on my meter.
If you all do think the part is bad........how do i know what to replace it with?
I have a Mag780 LT776S that is not working. I have been working on it off/on for a while now.
When you plug monitor in green led light comes on but nothing happens so i measured several of the caps on the board and found a lot of them were "bad". I borrowed a friends ESR meter to measure caps.
Because so many were "bad" i decided to replace all but 3 or 4 of them. Because the original caps were sooooo small i had to solder the caps on the back of the board. See back of board pic.
I also replaced the 150uF cap that was on the inverter board. But again i have to "lay-it on its side" because the original was so small.
I put it back together hoping that i fixed it ........well i didnt. However, this time when i powered it on an image appeared for a sec and then disappeared. So i did something because before i did not even get an image for a sec.
I measured the connector voltages with the inverted connected and disconnected and they were the same.
Connector voltages:
Pin1: 0V DC
Pin2: 0V DC
Pin3: 0V DC
Pin4: 0V DC
Pin5: 12.27V DC
Pin6(red): 12.27V DC
I started probing around the inverter board and i found something .....I think? See pic called "Inverterboard_cap_questionable_2". I drew a red box around the questionable cap.
When i measure the resistance of this cap i get ~ 1.2kohm on one setting and on the 40ohm setting (see enclosed meter pic) i get ~ 250ohms.
So i think this part is bad.......does this sound like a valide conclusion? Also, why do i get such drastically different readings using just the "ohm" and then the "40ohm" on my meter.
If you all do think the part is bad........how do i know what to replace it with?
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