Trying to choose a replacement zener diode

[Beowulf]

Hi,
I'm troubleshooting the power board on this TV, with some help here and there, and I found this zener diode that is shorted, among other things.
The P/N is 1ZB36 BL, here is the datasheet: http://www.mediafire.com/view/?iyadi5csc4k9dfd

Since I can't find the same one to order it I'm trying pick a close match from digikey.

Would this one be ok despite the difference in reverse current ratings?
http://www.digikey.com/product-detai...PCT-ND/3104322

Thanks!

[Blargh523]

Re: Trying to choose a replacement zener diode

Lower reverse current should be okay.

[Beowulf]

Re: Trying to choose a replacement zener diode

Thank you!

[momaka]

Re: Trying to choose a replacement zener diode

Lower reverse current should be okay.

Isn't it the other way around? That is, if the replacement zener diode is rated for a higher reverse current, it should be better (assuming all other parameters such as voltage and wattage ratings are the same or very similar).

[budm]

Re: Trying to choose a replacement zener diode

The spec is for Leakage current:

It is the leakage current before the apply voltage reach the Vz voltage point of the Zener Diode.
http://www.reuk.co.uk/What-is-a-Zener-Diode.htm

The 36V Zener (1N4753A) that he wants to use has
Current Leakage of 5µA @ 27.4V

The original has leakage of 10uA @28.8V

[Blargh523]

Re: Trying to choose a replacement zener diode

Yeah, I should have specified reverse leakage, not just "reverse current".

[bufferb]

Re: Trying to choose a replacement zener diode

TV LC320ME Emerson # 610 0n board diode 1ZB36 .WERE DO I BUY IT,
OR A MATCH,REPLY TANK'S