Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

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  • bohaboha
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    Originally posted by fanaticgames
    But I don't even have the red standby led
    Hi is the problem solved ?

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  • fanaticgames
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    Originally posted by GMAN6325
    I'm pretty sure the 3.6v is your stby voltage. I would try jumping the 3.6v to the on/off pin. I bet that the main board isn't sending signal to on/off pin to turn it on. I just had this issue on a Samsung. Ended up being the CPU on mainboard
    But I don't even have the red standby led

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  • GMAN6325
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    I'm pretty sure the 3.6v is your stby voltage. I would try jumping the 3.6v to the on/off pin. I bet that the main board isn't sending signal to on/off pin to turn it on. I just had this issue on a Samsung. Ended up being the CPU on mainboard

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  • fanaticgames
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    Originally posted by nomoresonys
    Thinking its a mainboard issue, the ps-on is being sent but the on/off is not, can you trace that on/off signal back thru the mainboard?
    always better to follow first impressions, it's a motherboard problem, even with the new power supply it's the same, I'll try to repair that or look for a second-hand motherboard

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  • fanaticgames
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    Originally posted by nomoresonys
    maybe check all the transistors on the poerboard, they're labeled starting with Qxxx, make sure none of the 3 pins are shorted to either of the other 2 pins.
    I found the power supply board at a good price, when it arrives I replace it completely hoping there are no problems on the motherboard too

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    maybe check all the transistors on the poerboard, they're labeled starting with Qxxx, make sure none of the 3 pins are shorted to either of the other 2 pins.

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    see what voltage you get at the backlight connector, I think you measure from plus to minus.

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    how is the bridge rectifier, the 2 outside are measured in vdc, the 2 inside are measured in vac.

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    maybe check that cable, make sure you have continuity from end to end for pin 2, give it a wiggle too, in case it's broken somewhere.
    Last edited by nomoresonys; 03-09-2023, 03:30 PM.

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  • fanaticgames
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    Originally posted by nomoresonys
    ok, go to the state where you are getting the 11.3, I think thats with everything connected right? then see what voltage you have at the the 2 big caps there, a probe on each leg, check them both.
    the voltage is there, honestly everything seems to be there, on the motherboard I detect all the voltages 12v, 5v 3.3v

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    ok, go to the state where you are getting the 11.3, I think thats with everything connected right? then see what voltage you have at the the 2 big caps there, a probe on each leg, check them both.

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  • fanaticgames
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    Originally posted by nomoresonys
    try unhook backlight cable at powerboard, plug powercord in, see if you get a led on front.
    it doesn't work anyway

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    try unhook backlight cable at powerboard, plug powercord in, see if you get a led on front.

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  • fanaticgames
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    Originally posted by nomoresonys
    oh, with everything hooked up as normal, try the flashlight test, shine it on an angle if needed, hit the menu button on tv, see if you can see any text or anything.
    but there is no red power led on, the tv does not turn on

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    oh, with everything hooked up as normal, try the flashlight test, shine it on an angle if needed, hit the menu button on tv, see if you can see any text or anything.

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    I think this powerboard should be able to start alone but I don't know how it's done, maybe it did start and just can't seem to get the backlight on voltage to kick in for some reason. It's an interesting problem, prolly easy for some of these guys to figure out.

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  • fanaticgames
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    Originally posted by fanaticgames
    I will try now
    same 3v on pin 2/3 the power supply works but the backlight doesn't turn on (I think you need a working motherboard for that)

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    Thinking its a mainboard issue, the ps-on is being sent but the on/off is not, can you trace that on/off signal back thru the mainboard?

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  • fanaticgames
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    Originally posted by nomoresonys
    ok, so looks like the only thing working is injecting 3 volts, so if you can maybe slip both pin 2 and 3 out of the cable connector and apply 3 volts to each, might need to apply voltage to dim also.
    I will try now

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Tv Philips 47PFL3188H/12 (chassis tpn10.1e la) No led No power

    ok, so looks like the only thing working is injecting 3 volts, so if you can maybe slip both pin 2 and 3 out of the cable connector and apply 3 volts to each, might need to apply voltage to dim also.

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