Hi! I have two of these monitors, last night i turned my pc off. Today, when turning on the pc, one of the monitors is dead aswell.
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Originally posted by vanarebane View PostRe: LG 27GL63T-B completely dead
Another success story:
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I replaced my IC401 with part named MP2149GJ-P (the original part has been retired) and the monitor started working. YAY!
The MP2149GJ-P is also rated 2A (original part was rated 1A). Not sure if this is total amperage or per channel. But if someone still has burned IC401, I suggest giving the MP2149GJ-P a try, it might be better version with more overhead.
Thanks also to everyone who contributed.
MP2149GJ is indeed the equivalent to MP9148GJ, same specs, so its 1Amp output with 100 mΩ high-side ON resistance. I'll be repacing with a MP2122AGJ which is rated for 2A, and a ON resistance of 80 mΩ. So less power dissipation and less voltage drop across the switch.
https://www.monolithicpower.com/en/mp2122a.html
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Hello, mine also dead. Has been working for over 2 years. It never left my desk. And then one day... no sign of life when hitting the power button.
Took the pcb out of the monitor and tried to understand what is going on, but my knowledge is just not enough to test it and find the problem.
All, I know (and have measured with multi meter) is that the power adapter works as it sends the 19v into the power jack that is on the pcb.
I have a hard time reading the pcb and its traces and since there is now sheet available I don't know where to look.
BUT: I am having fun learning about electronics, circuits and components..
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Originally posted by Pandor View PostSo what should the actual voltage outputs be for IC400, IC 401, IC 402?
I just replaced IC401 with MP2122AGJ, but IC402 seems dead also... 19v input, no output...
I've posted all datasheets a few posts back. On it are the input range voltages and the output response to the control pins.
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Originally posted by markismus View Post
Doesn't mean it's dead. Could also mean that it doesn't receive a trigger voltage on the relevant pins.
I've posted all datasheets a few posts back. On it are the input range voltages and the output response to the control pins.
Resistance to ground after L407 on the output seems pretty low at 47ohm, so my current guess is there's a short on that output rail (that might have caused the original 1A rated regulator to die).
in diode mode, I'm getting 0.0422v ground to L407 coil.... maybe a dying cap after the coil... not sure.
there is 19v going to IC402 and IC400.
There is 5v going to IC401
IC 402 EN is low, no output
IC 400 output is 3.3v
IC 401 output is 0.3v on left side (L408), 1.16v on right side (L407) -- (this should be 2.5v and 1.2v?)
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These were the values that I measured at my defunct board.
(IC402 = AGC = MP2315, IC400 = AQT = MP2315S: 1 = AAM, 2 = IN, 3 = SW, 4 = GRD, 5 = BST, 6 = EN/SYNC, 7 = VCC, 8 = FB)
(IC401 = AKX = MP9148: 1 = FB2, 2 = EN2, 3 = SW2, 4 = EN1, 5 = GND, 6 = SW1, 7 = IN, 8 =FB1 )
So my IC400 also has 3.3V on output.
My 401 has 0.08V and 1.2V on resp. SW1 and SW2. Since EN1 = 1.7V and EN2 = 0.3V, I would expect them to behave differently. I'll check later when I have more time. The IN = 2.15V instead of the expected 5V, so that could also explain the odd behaviour.
my 402 has 0.8V on EN/SYNC, so it should not output anything on SW. However, it also doesn't have 5V on VCC, so it doesn't work anyway, right?
Pandor Looks like we at least have the same problem situation.
I've bought a 20k crystal oscillator. I'll replace that one first, before checking the buck converters again.
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Originally posted by markismus View PostAs the numbering is different from ours, I used the datasheets. However, I am interested now wat the analogue to ic705 would be.
For me the AKX seems to start at 2v output briefly, but goes down to 0.08v on SW1. So it could be going into safe mode/protect. The weird thing is that the SW1 side does not seem to have a short on my board, but the SW2 side has a rather low resistance to ground. If anyone can confirm it should be 2.5v, i might try injecting that after the coil.
markismus the abcence of 5v input at the AKX is worrying though. In my case the 5v is present.
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Originally posted by Pandor View Post
I believe that would be the AKX. The ic numbering might be different, but the general power rails seem to match. The AKX is the only dual output, so hence my assumption.
For me the AKX seems to start at 2v output briefly, but goes down to 0.08v on SW1. So it could be going into safe mode/protect. The weird thing is that the SW1 side does not seem to have a short on my board, but the SW2 side has a rather low resistance to ground. If anyone can confirm it should be 2.5v, i might try injecting that after the coil.
markismus the abcence of 5v input at the AKX is worrying though. In my case the 5v is present.
So i seem to be missing 1.8v, or rather it drops out at power up. I'll dig some more on that rail.
I'll just inject 1.8v into that rail and see what gets hot, and the power draw. Something on that rail seems to bring it down as soon as it powers up. Resistance on the unpowered rail seems fine though.
I just hope its not the CPU, as the 1.8v seems to split into VDD_DRAM and VDDIO and those just go through a capacitor cluster, and then into the cpu..
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Originally posted by markismus View Post
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My 401 has 0.08V and 1.2V on resp. SW1 and SW2. Since EN1 = 1.7V and EN2 = 0.3V, I would expect them to behave differently. I'll check later when I have more time. The IN = 2.15V instead of the expected 5V, so that could also explain the odd behavior.
my 402 has 0.8V on EN/SYNC, so it should not output anything on SW. However, it also doesn't have 5V on VCC, so it doesn't work anyway, right?
Pandor Looks like we at least have the same problem situation.
I've bought a 20k crystal oscillator. I'll replace that one first, before checking the buck converters again.
IN=5v
EN1 and EN2=3.3v
SW2=1.16v (close enough)
But SW1 goes straight down to 0.08v. so in my case, something is overloading the SW1 side, making it go into protection mode.
I have a bad fooling the CPU is taking the rail down..
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Pandor Resoldered AKX with stereomicroscope and now it measuresSo that seems good. Also replaced the crystal oscillator with a new 12.000 Hz one.PIN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Reference FB2 EN2 SW2 EN1 GND SW1 IN FB1 Voltage 0.6 3.3 1.17 3.3 0 1.8 5 0.6
AQT changed slightly toAGC is nowPIN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Reference AAM IN SW GND BST EN VCC FB Voltage 0.3 19 3.3 0 8.3 2.5 5.0 0.8 PIN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Reference AAM IN SW GND BST EN VCC FB Voltage 0 18 0 0 ~0 ~0 ~0 ~0
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Hello,
I have the same error, the monitor has just "died".
Symtomp: The monitor has stop working suddently, it does not show any light neither work any button, completely dead.
The power supply works fine.
Inspecting the PCB board with a thermal camera the IC401 shows a higher temperature than the rest of the board.
My readings for the IC401 are:Does those readings OK, or should i look for another component?Pin 1 Pin 2 Pin 3 Pin 4 Pin 5 Pin 6 Pin 7 Pin 8 0,7V 3,3V 1,2V 3,3V Ground 0V 5V 5V 1,6V
Edit -> The IC400 just burned, i will replace that, does anyone know the part number?
Thank you!
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