Reading looks ok on those pins. Try to press the power button and check if you get voltages at pl4 and pl5. If you get normal voltages, led lights should turn on.
Measure resistance of PQ25 from pin2 to ground. If you get a short here then either of the two transistor is defective. You may need to pull them out and test out of circuit to confirm.
i have a same model with 19volts in however missing 3 vreg and 5vreg....will use these steps to see what is exactly fault as am stuck myself.Same symptoms dead an no led or activity.
But, probably yours doesn't have a damaged USB port(the one with the remote PCB mini board).
I will check soon those transistors. Thank you for helping.
I'm repairing LCD/LED TVs also. I have just repaired a 46" LED Westinghouse.
It seems that I had a bit of problem and I haven't noticed it in time.
The negative wires were broken off at the DC in plug.
Now I have 4.82V, 0.011V and 0V at pin #2.(PQ25)
Still no voltages at the U20.
PQ24 is a 6 pin little IC.
On pin#1(base) I have the 4.286V(sorry I had it wrong).
It seems to high for base, no?
Collector pin#3 is 0.011V.
I don't know which one is pin#1 at PQ24.
If I look at the markings on it, from the readable side, I start writing the pin voltages from bottom left side toward right and going up and toward the left side.
pin#1=0V
pin#2=0.011V
pin#3=1.118V
pin#4=0V
pin#5=0.11V
pin#6=1.54V
PQ26
pin#1=0.005V
pin#2=0V
pin#3=4.286V
Looks like your voltage readings on PQ24 is ok. Why? there is a voltage at the SOURCE of both mosfet(see ) that is enough to put ENTRIPx high and make VOUTx to give 3.3V, 5V at PL4, PL5, provided pin13 EN Of PU2 is also high.
On PQ26, the result is odd. 4.286V is for pin 1 right?
One more time, could you please measure all voltage at the pins of PU2 for confirmation before you change this IC?
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