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  • sguthrie@cisaz.com
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    Got the Cap kit today and went ahead and put the two 10uF 450v ones on the board to replace the bad ones. The TV now works great. Thank you Dgtech for all your help.

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  • sguthrie@cisaz.com
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    They are 10uF 450v

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  • sguthrie@cisaz.com
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    Thanks Dgtech I will go ahead and do that.
    Time to get out the solder sucker :-)

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  • Dgtech
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    Change both of these caps out - side by side. You'll have to verify the cap values but I think these were 10uF 350V or something like that. You might be good after this replacement, however, I have one in my shop now that, for some reason, does not work right even after the cap replacement. Start with that and most likely that will fix it.

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  • sguthrie@cisaz.com
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    A little more information

    The Rev info is
    IPOS 150
    REV: 1.8
    2006.11.25
    200-P00-HM150H

    Also checked D10 in circuit and it is .498

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  • sguthrie@cisaz.com
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    Ok so here goes with the photos........
    1) MLT3221 PSU Front view (MLTPSUFront.JPG)
    2) MLT3221 PSU Back view (MLTPSUBack.JPG)
    3) Capacitors with bad one at back (MLTCapsBadAtBack.JPG)
    4) Bad Capacitor showing bulge on top (MLTBadCap.JPG)
    5) Board Rev Data (MLTPSURev.JPG)

    Looks like I need to replace that Bad EC17.
    Attached Files

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  • sguthrie@cisaz.com
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    Hi again,
    I was able to remove the power supply board and can see that one of the caps is buldging on top.
    I will get some photos and post them

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  • sguthrie@cisaz.com
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    Thanks Dgtech,
    I will start opening it up this evening and will take a look around for the burnt out component/s and take the pictures. I will remember to keep the pictures under 2000px by 2000px (saw that on another thread).

    This is very interesting to me. I love electronics.

    Thanks for your help

    Steve

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  • Dgtech
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    You can continue here since it's the same model TV.

    The best way to start with that is to open it up. Most likely you will find something burned inside. Depending on what this is, most likely it can be fixed. Take picures of your power board, front and back. It's not too hard to get this out. You dont have to take the whole outside shell of the TV off, just the control box part on the back. It's about six screws. Three showing (one large black screw and two small black screws). After that, the first part will slide down and off to show the three inner silver screws. After that, this aluminum part is hinged so just lift and off.

    There also is no need to disassemble the stand, which makes it nice to work on with the unit standing up.

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  • sguthrie@cisaz.com
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    I have an issue with my MLT3221 and don't know if I should post it to this thread or start a new one.
    Issue is that suddenly the screen went black and there was a smell of cooking bacon (strange I know but that is what it smelled like).
    There is still power and when powered on the Memorex logo is displayed and there but the screen goes black. I have tried a full reset and have tried different input sources but no luck.
    I have tried using the menu on the remote but the screen seems completely dead, apart from at start up when the logo displays.
    I have substituted in my Vizio TV until I either get the Memorex fixed or buy a new one.
    I have worked with electronics for many years and designed an built prototype guidance system computer boards using microprocessors and discrete components.
    Since the TV is out of warrantee by a year I thought I might try to find out what is wrong before throwing it away and buying a new one.

    So should I start a new thread? Or continue on this one?
    I searched for MLT3221 and this was the only thread I found.

    What do you think?

    Thanks in advance

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  • Dgtech
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    Here are eight components to check for shorts. I put a red box around them.
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  • Gagne1023
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    Ok I'm stuck again.... All the components you list checked out fine...even the bridge on the other side of the heat sink...also the caps underneath the sink were fine too. Anymore ideas?

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  • Dgtech
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    That sounds right, sorry for the mixup. Yes continue to check the other components.

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  • Gagne1023
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    Thanks for all your info you have been a huge help. Sorry you gotta work wit me a lil bit I'm still in school learning the trait and this TV has been great practice so thanks again. Ok so now with the board, the main cap only read about 160. I went ahead and pulled D6 and D7 and they were both fine... I wanted to wait to see if maybe the main cap was the problem before I pulled the rest of the components. So does 160 sound right or should I still pull the other components?

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  • Dgtech
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    I'm going to give you a list of components to check. First, though, I want to make sure the main fuse did not blow.

    Check the voltage across the main cap (largest).

    If this is ok, (I think about 300 or so) then check:

    Q4
    Q6
    D5
    D6
    D7

    Check all of these for shorts. All should be taken out of circuit to check properly. Diodes are going to show a short in one direction, reverse the leads an it should not show a short.

    Also... once you get the heatsink off to check the components connected to it, check the caps under it for shorts.
    Last edited by Dgtech; 06-16-2011, 03:59 AM.

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  • Dgtech
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    Resistors don't usually short out. When reading the resistors, you must have done so in circuit. To properly read resistors, you have to do so out of circuit, or simply lift one lead if possible. You are reading through another shorted component. It sounds like you are right there at the problem, you just have to find it. I'm gonna look at a board I have in my shop to try to help more. It's not the same rev power board but it will have similar components.

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  • Gagne1023
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    The LCD is to dark to take a picture of it, the tv just looks off. When I put sun light on it, all you can see is a glare. But I measured the MOSFETs and was getting a 0v reading, which led me back to the fuse(F2). I thought I had corrected it but I guess not because it was blown. I checked the resisitor I replaced earlier (R55) and it had shorted again. Also I I found two 62 ohm resistors had shorted (R27,28). I replaced them all and they all shorted again. Any ideas?

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  • Dgtech
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    Post a picture of the screen now. Is it dim on one side or the other, top or the bottom? If all over, you might have somthing still on the power board wrong. Carefully, what is the voltages off of the two mosfets near the two electrolytics?

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  • Gagne1023
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    I can't tell you for sure because my LED is off also but I think it's because of that D10 diode... The HER 303.... I found were a 47 ohm resistor was reading 4 ohms. I switched that out and now no more fuse getting blown. The tv turns on now but the picture is really dim. I managed to put the tv in sun light and play with the menu so I could adjust all the picture settings and none of them changed the display... Any ideas on wats wrong... There is no lamp like on other LCD TVs so I didnt know if it could be fixed or if it needs a new LCD screen

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  • Dgtech
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    The good news is that this blown fuse directs you to where the problem is. I have a TV with this same board that is showing me a whole different problem altogether and I dont know where to start. I dont know if it's the power board or the other board.

    OK about your problem - There are a good two handfull of parts that would cause that fuse to blow. The main fuse (F1) would blow if anything before and including the bridge rectifier were shorted. So I think you're ok up to that point. F2, on the other hand, I think that is separating the hot side from the lower voltage side. Your problem is somewhere in the middle. Just curious, is that red power board LED still on? The board I mentioned above is failing somewhat the same way. Check here and compare my problem with yours.

    https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...t=13573&page=2

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