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  • lotas
    Badcaps Legend
    • Jan 2016
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    • Russia

    #61
    Originally posted by ChattFix

    I noticed that R712 does not have continuity, is it supposed to have continuity? R712 also flashes 12v on one side for half a second.
    These are load, kilo-ohm resistors, one terminal is on ground, the other on +.
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    • ChattFix
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      • Oct 2021
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      #62
      Originally posted by lotas

      These are load, kilo-ohm resistors, one terminal is on ground, the other on +.
      lotas thank you for that clarity. The other kilo-ohm resistors have continuity so it confused me. So I'm assuming that is good so I need to start working backwards.

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      • vinceroger69
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        • Mar 2012
        • 6714
        • uk

        #63
        Originally posted by lotas

        These are load, kilo-ohm resistors, one terminal is on ground, the other on +.
        Thanks lotas everyday is a learning day

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        • Diah
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          • Feb 2013
          • 6341
          • Germany

          #64
          Originally posted by ChattFix

          Thank you for your response Diah . The only difference I saw was in the pins below located at CN6401:

          1.TCON_12_ON = 3.38v for half a second then down to 0v
          3. EVDD_ON = 0v then when I hit power button goes to 3.38v then to 0v once red light is present.

          Here are the picture below where I started at pin 1 on both PSU to MB then PSU to TCON. I noticed that R712 does not have continuity, is it supposed to have continuity? R712 also flashes 12v on one side for half a second.
          dont miss with PSU,, you have SOS signal coming so the MB turn off t-CON 12 & EVDD, to work around
          try
          1- disconnect the socket of EVDD only from the T-CON driver boards then turn on..... yours sign TV start the audio Optic output lit red
          2- if No 1 didnt help... put back the EVDD plug in place. and just disconnect the lower LVDS from T-CON and turn on check same sign on MB

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          • ChattFix
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            • Oct 2021
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            #65
            Originally posted by Diah

            dont miss with PSU,, you have SOS signal coming so the MB turn off t-CON 12 & EVDD, to work around
            try
            1- disconnect the socket of EVDD only from the T-CON driver boards then turn on..... yours sign TV start the audio Optic output lit red
            2- if No 1 didnt help... put back the EVDD plug in place. and just disconnect the lower LVDS from T-CON and turn on check same sign on MB
            Forgive my ignorance Diah is this is incorrect. When I unplug the circled socket (I'm assuming this is the EVDD) I get the same result.
            When I disconnect the LVDS from the T-CON (see picture) boots and I hear audio.
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            • vinceroger69
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              • Mar 2012
              • 6714
              • uk

              #66
              Originally posted by ChattFix

              Forgive my ignorance Diah is this is incorrect. When I unplug the circled socket (I'm assuming this is the EVDD) I get the same result.
              When I disconnect the LVDS from the T-CON (see picture) boots and I hear audio.
              is the audio optic output lit red on the mainboard?

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              • ChattFix
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                • Oct 2021
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                #67
                Originally posted by vinceroger69

                is the audio optic output lit red on the mainboard?
                Thank you for pointing that out. Diah yes the optic output lit red for a second then went out.

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                • Diah
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                  • Feb 2013
                  • 6341
                  • Germany

                  #68
                  Originally posted by ChattFix

                  Thank you for pointing that out. Diah yes the optic output lit red for a second then went out.
                  at which point 1 oe 2 it come on.....? so now you dont have error blinking.... it could be the tv go to STBY try turn it on with RC

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                  • ChattFix
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                    • Oct 2021
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                    #69
                    Originally posted by Diah

                    at which point 1 oe 2 it come on.....? so now you dont have error blinking.... it could be the tv go to STBY try turn it on with RC
                    1. Optical turns red for one second then goes away as the red light starts to blink again
                    2. Optical turns red and stays red as the TV is on and I am getting audio with no display and no red blinking light.

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                    • Diah
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                      • Feb 2013
                      • 6341
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                      #70
                      stay at points 2 now.... and measure the EVDD 2 black sockets at T-CON and the T-CON 12V ( white socket)

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                      • Diah
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                        • Feb 2013
                        • 6341
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                        #71
                        Man be careful the disconnected LVDS didn't make contact with Chassis because its active now,,,, this why we disconnect it from MB side .

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                        • ChattFix
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                          • Oct 2021
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                          #72
                          Originally posted by Diah
                          stay at points 2 now.... and measure the EVDD 2 black sockets at T-CON and the T-CON 12V ( white socket)
                          I'm not getting anything from the three sockets connected to the T-CON board. I disconnected the LVDS from the MB as well, thanks for that.

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                          • Diah
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                            • Feb 2013
                            • 6341
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                            #73
                            Originally posted by ChattFix

                            I'm not getting anything from the three sockets connected to the T-CON board. I disconnected the LVDS from the MB as well, thanks for that.
                            you said TV booted and you hear sound... so it mean MB send to PSU t-con 12 on and evdd on

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                            • ChattFix
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                              • Oct 2021
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                              #74
                              Originally posted by Diah

                              you said TV booted and you hear sound... so it mean MB send to PSU t-con 12 on and evdd on
                              T-CON 12 = 0.01v (I notice this jumps to about 3v when I hit the power button)
                              EVDD ON = 3.38v

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                              • Diah
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                                • Feb 2013
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                                #75
                                Originally posted by ChattFix

                                T-CON 12 = 0.01v (I notice this jumps to about 3v when I hit the power button)
                                EVDD ON = 3.38v
                                turn off.... unplug all sockets on PSU .. just PSU plug it in wall and write which pins and its V of course only pins which it go to mainboards
                                Last edited by Diah; 04-10-2024, 12:50 PM.

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                                • ChattFix
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                                  • Oct 2021
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                                  #76
                                  Originally posted by Diah

                                  turn off.... unplug all sockets on PSU .. just PSU plug it in wall and write which pins and its V of course only pins which it go to mainboards
                                  All pins are 0v after unplugging everything from the PSU and testing the pins that go to the mainboards.

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                                  • Diah
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                                    • Feb 2013
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                                    #77
                                    Originally posted by ChattFix

                                    All pins are 0v after unplugging everything from the PSU and testing the pins that go to the mainboards.
                                    common,,, how it come,,, at least you will have V at pins 6 STBY LOL... did you plug it in wall,,,,

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                                    • ChattFix
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                                      • Oct 2021
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                                      #78
                                      Originally posted by Diah

                                      common,,, how it come,,, at least you will have V at pins 6 STBY LOL... did you plug it in wall,,,,
                                      Haha here is a picture.
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                                      • Diah
                                        Badcaps Legend
                                        • Feb 2013
                                        • 6341
                                        • Germany

                                        #79
                                        yours socket are 2 row pins LOL....take the boards out side the set.... put it on the table and plug it in wall... use the black probe on cold area GND

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                                        • ChattFix
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                                          • Oct 2021
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                                          #80
                                          Originally posted by Diah
                                          yours socket are 2 row pins LOL....take the boards out side the set.... put it on the table and plug it in wall... use the black probe on cold area GND
                                          Lol its not on 2 pins but I'll take the board off and test again.

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