Origin Electric PSE-324 Power Supply

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  • crtfool
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 82
    • USA

    #1

    Origin Electric PSE-324 Power Supply

    I am looking for a schematic diagram and a component parts list for this power supply. The board that I have has been very poorly repaired by it's previous owner, and it is a mess and still does not work properly.

    Specifically, I need the original values for the following components:

    SMD Resistors R352, R353, R354, R355 - currently installed resistors are 4.7 ohms each and are not SMD

    SMD Resistors R356, R357, R358, R359 - currently installed resistors are 0.47 ohms each and are SMD marked R47

    Transistors Q7 - 2SK2717 and Q6 - 2SK2127

    This power supply comes out of a 32" Sony Plasma TV Model # KE-32TS2U

    Thank you for any info that you can supply.
  • dobber
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2008
    • 83

    #2
    Re: Origin Electric PSE-324 Power Supply

    Ok Guys, I also now need the same info from above post. I was able to change out the 2 450 volt 230 mfd caps and now have sound, but now need to address the burnt out resistors and transister. This is a real common problem with the old Sony Bravias, but nobody wants to give up the ghost to fix them. Help please, I hate to let things like these get the best of me.

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    • dobber
      Senior Member
      • Jul 2008
      • 83

      #3
      Re: Origin Electric PSE-324 Power Supply

      Ok, now I really need to get this going. I just fixed a 47" Vizio for the same customer and he gave me the Sony Plazma for free. I wish it was as east of a fix as the Vizio fuse number 3. Please help guys I would like to get this up and going soon.

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      • Toasty
        Badcaps Legend
        • Jul 2007
        • 4171

        #4
        Re: Origin Electric PSE-324 Power Supply

        http://elektrotanya.com/

        Put in the model number. Set the drop downs to ALL and ALL.
        There is a service manual PDF there.

        Toast
        veritas odium parit

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        • dobber
          Senior Member
          • Jul 2008
          • 83

          #5
          Re: Origin Electric PSE-324 Power Supply

          Thanks for the site Toast, it is real good. I did download the PDF, and went to the charts on the bottom, and guess what none of these parts are listed. everthing is there exept the info on the power board. I think that Sony is just to worried about injury, and won't give out the info. I guess it is back to pounding the internet. somebody has to have posted a fix out there somewhere.

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          • dobber
            Senior Member
            • Jul 2008
            • 83

            #6
            Re: Origin Electric PSE-324 Power Supply

            I hate when sony calls this a OEM part and you have to replace the hole thing. No Scematics for it just replace it.

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            • dobber
              Senior Member
              • Jul 2008
              • 83

              #7
              Re: Origin Electric PSE-324 Power Supply

              Ok here is what I do know. R352-R355 go from a Resistor with the marking of (224) and go to a Capacitor marked (2J224 L2N1) and R356-R359 go from a transistor marked (K2717 21) 900V 5A and go to the other leg of the same capacitor.
              Last edited by dobber; 02-24-2011, 01:20 AM.

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              • dobber
                Senior Member
                • Jul 2008
                • 83

                #8
                Re: Origin Electric PSE-324 Power Supply

                I think R47 specs are RESISTOR, 2512 R47
                Resistance:0.47ohm
                Resistance Tolerance:± 5%
                Power Rating:1W
                Voltage Rating:3.16V
                Series:RL73
                Temperature Coefficient:± 200ppm/°C
                Resistor Element Material:Thick Film
                Resistor Case Style:2512
                No. of Pins:2
                External Length / Height:6.3mm
                Package / Case:2512
                Temperature Coeff. +:200ppm/°C
                Temperature Coeff. -:200ppm/°C
                Tolerance +:5%
                Tolerance -:5%
                Voltage Rating VDC:3.16V
                External Depth:0.4mm
                External Width:3.1mm
                Full Power Rating Temperature:70°C
                Operating Temperature Max:125°C
                Operating Temperature Range:-55°C to +125°C
                Reel Quantity:4000
                Temperature Operating Min:-55°C
                Termination Type:SMD

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                • redmond1501
                  New Member
                  • Apr 2011
                  • 1

                  #9
                  Re: Origin Electric PSE-324 Power Supply

                  Were you guys able to fix this power supply module? I have the same burnt out R47 resistors and presumably the related transistor too. Any guidance would be appreciated.

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