I have a Hitachi JM777 (also a Planar of the same type, don't recall the model # right now).
The Panel led will flicker once green when I plug it in. If I put an electric heater on the back of it near the power cord the duration of the green will increase to about 1-2 seconds and you can see the backlight try to start. If I leave the heater on it long enough (maybe 10 minutes), it starts and works great, until it is turned off again.
I have a spare power board with a blown backlight section (arcing has pretty much eaten the board). So I pulled the jumpers to the inverter up on both boards to test only the low voltage section.
I get 12-16V and 5 volts on the good board (bad inverter), and I can see the LCD is working with a flashlight. On the bad board it will be 12-16v and 5volts until the LED flickers green, then it drops to 1.2v on both lines.
(I have a spare input-logic board and it acted the same way with the power LED when I swapped them.)
Here are front and back pictures of the power board. I can take better ones if needed, I didn't set up a proper light source or use a tripod for these.
What should I test or swap on this board to get it working?
The Panel led will flicker once green when I plug it in. If I put an electric heater on the back of it near the power cord the duration of the green will increase to about 1-2 seconds and you can see the backlight try to start. If I leave the heater on it long enough (maybe 10 minutes), it starts and works great, until it is turned off again.
I have a spare power board with a blown backlight section (arcing has pretty much eaten the board). So I pulled the jumpers to the inverter up on both boards to test only the low voltage section.
I get 12-16V and 5 volts on the good board (bad inverter), and I can see the LCD is working with a flashlight. On the bad board it will be 12-16v and 5volts until the LED flickers green, then it drops to 1.2v on both lines.
(I have a spare input-logic board and it acted the same way with the power LED when I swapped them.)
Here are front and back pictures of the power board. I can take better ones if needed, I didn't set up a proper light source or use a tripod for these.
What should I test or swap on this board to get it working?
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