Hello there,
Google led me again to badcaps when trying to troubleshoot a dying Plasma that is sitting at my uncle's roughly 550 km from where I am. It's an old G20 from 2010 or so, that isn't being actively used so you can consider the panel "not too sollicitated".
Symptoms: TV starts, works for 5-10 minutes, then screen turns black and safety kicks in and spits a 13-blink code with the red LED. Once this code kicks in, the TV will not display any image anymore. Unplug it for a few minutes, plug it again, it'll work then fail a few minutes later.
I pulled a service manual but the blinking chart (p. 18) only goes up do 12. Very useful... Google led me here : https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=58593 basically pointing towards a failing A-board and suggest for professional intervention. I'm a bit puzzled by the fact that it's for now a non-permanent failure and would have thought about failing PSU (not able to maintain proper load) rather than an IC.
Any suggestion to troubleshoot more thoroughly ? I don't have my hands on the TV yet and can't ask my uncle to disassemble it.
Thanks and cheers
Google led me again to badcaps when trying to troubleshoot a dying Plasma that is sitting at my uncle's roughly 550 km from where I am. It's an old G20 from 2010 or so, that isn't being actively used so you can consider the panel "not too sollicitated".
Symptoms: TV starts, works for 5-10 minutes, then screen turns black and safety kicks in and spits a 13-blink code with the red LED. Once this code kicks in, the TV will not display any image anymore. Unplug it for a few minutes, plug it again, it'll work then fail a few minutes later.
I pulled a service manual but the blinking chart (p. 18) only goes up do 12. Very useful... Google led me here : https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=58593 basically pointing towards a failing A-board and suggest for professional intervention. I'm a bit puzzled by the fact that it's for now a non-permanent failure and would have thought about failing PSU (not able to maintain proper load) rather than an IC.
Any suggestion to troubleshoot more thoroughly ? I don't have my hands on the TV yet and can't ask my uncle to disassemble it.
Thanks and cheers
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