hi everyone i need help on this the ccfl screen inverter in broken on toshiba l505 laptop the inverter has 6pin and i cannot find the same replacement for this i have here available only the same size and coil but the problem is the available has 7pin it is possisble to use this to convert the 7pin to 6pin?please i need help on this please i have attached the image
cfl screen inverter 6pin to 7pin
Collapse
X
-
Re: cfl screen inverter 6pin to 7pin
Hi
You can try it
By the Inverter there is one pin power (Vcc) i think 5v or 19v
another one is enable (Backlight on/off) i think 3.3v
an another one is ajustable voltage for brightness
and the last one is ground
2 Pins are not connected (nc)Last edited by mielta; 10-13-2017, 03:29 AM. -
Re: cfl screen inverter 6pin to 7pin
Try by shorting pin 4 & 5 of inverter and see if voltage remains 3v. Very likely you will get backlit on.Comment
-
Re: cfl screen inverter 6pin to 7pin
19v to vcc pin
gnd to gnd
3v in pin 3 or 4
3v/1.7v on pin 4 or 5.
Technically thats the requirement for backlit to be on. You will need to apply 3v on those pins by permutation and combination to find out.
eg, vcc and gnd connected, then apply 3v on say pin3 and try putting 3/1.7v on pin 4 or 5. see which worksComment
Related Topics
Collapse
-
by Ryan.manHello everybody! Posting this in hopes somebody has some expertise that leads to a clear path of troubleshooting that saves me a lot of time!
My macbook has the flex cable problem, the one that prevents the screen turning on. Ive been dealing with this for the last 3 years. Last year it went dead and I managed to fix it following youtube tutorials. But my fix wasnt the best, the problem returned a month later. This week, it went dead again. I again tried to fix it.
This time the original cable broke too close to the screen, it can't be fixed without tearing the screen... -
by smic717394Hi,
I have a iphone XS that came in for a screen replacement, the screen was badly cracked, and inside missing scues, on the back of the screen still the blue protector, the screen was a LCD. So we replaced the screen and all good, installed the screen and we noticed that pressing the screen with a bit of force but not excessive, the phone dies. After plugging the charger it turns back on, but again if you press it it dies. I open the phone again, and I can't see anything major, with the phone open, if I press on the logic board, battery, charging board, or even putting pressure on... -
by Sus256Hi all!
HISENSE 65E7KQ PRO
RSAG7.820.13512 - chassis
MT9618BAATAB - cpu
RSAG7.820.12059 - power
HD650Y3U77 - panel
KLM8G1GETF - emmc
The TV does not turn on, the standby indicator is on. All voltages are present.
Emms is dead. Not readable, not detected.
Replaced emmc.
But with another dump there is no launch
Terminal log
UART
<
AC_ON
RPMB key is not yet programmed
HASH1_VERSION=0x00000000 64bit
E-B
FDE enabled
layout pattern onebin by SAR7,0... -
by ChrissygizmoHello everyone, I’ve just been given a Samsung UE55JU6800K smart tv as it had white spots on the screen due to the led lenses falling off. After refitting them & putting the tv back together I thought it was a nice easy fix for a free bedroom tv , then I tried it before screwing the back into place. I realised that the right side of the screen was darker than the other side, I removed the screen again as I thought the backlights had failed but they are fine.
I put the screen back in place & turned it back on . The screen seemed to be ok again but different screens on the same... -
by spice_discI'm currently trying to diagnose and fix my Vizio TV (Model M50-C1). I've tried a number of different basic solutions, but I'm trying to determine if my issue is currently a failing panel, T-Con board, or main board (or something else entirely) and whether or not it is worth my time to fix it. Details of the issue and what I've tried are below as well as why I think it is either a bad panel, T-Con board, or main board.
The Issue: The TV will be on and working fine but after the TV is on for ~5-10 minutes the screen will freeze (with sound continuing) until the TV reboots itself. While...1 Photo - Loading...
- No more items.
Comment