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i have an older samsung 32in Lcd:
Model: LA32A650A1F
Model code: LA32A650A1FXXY
Type: LA32A650
Power board: BN-4400208A
Main board: BN94-01767A
Problem is the Tv takes up to 6 power button led flashes to turn on, if it even turns on at all, the 5v standby voltage is solid the whole time, but when switching on the other voltages 12 and 24etc, they turn on and off (cycling about 1-2seconds) seemingly with the flashing led, when it finally turns on the power board voltages are stable and correct, i've disconnected all the other boards other than the main board and problem persists, i've disconnected everything except mains power and used the 1k resistor across pin 1 and 3 on the power board to power it on and all (5,12,24etc) the voltages are stable straight away.
Only thing i noticed is if i leave the backlight board connected and manually power the power board with the resistor the backlights don't turn on, it must get a signal from elsewhere.
I've removed and tested every cap on the power board and back light board, all test good via capacitance meter and esr meter. I have an oscilloscope for testing, but a beginner at that also, Id appreciate any advice.
i have an older samsung 32in Lcd:
Model: LA32A650A1F
Model code: LA32A650A1FXXY
Type: LA32A650
Power board: BN-4400208A
Main board: BN94-01767A
Problem is the Tv takes up to 6 power button led flashes to turn on, if it even turns on at all, the 5v standby voltage is solid the whole time, but when switching on the other voltages 12 and 24etc, they turn on and off (cycling about 1-2seconds) seemingly with the flashing led, when it finally turns on the power board voltages are stable and correct, i've disconnected all the other boards other than the main board and problem persists, i've disconnected everything except mains power and used the 1k resistor across pin 1 and 3 on the power board to power it on and all (5,12,24etc) the voltages are stable straight away.
Only thing i noticed is if i leave the backlight board connected and manually power the power board with the resistor the backlights don't turn on, it must get a signal from elsewhere.
I've removed and tested every cap on the power board and back light board, all test good via capacitance meter and esr meter. I have an oscilloscope for testing, but a beginner at that also, Id appreciate any advice.
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