HP PL4260N (LG PD42X32002 Panel) Help Please

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  • itek
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 65

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    HP PL4260N (LG PD42X32002 Panel) Help Please

    Hi guys, my first post here looking for some help. I have an HP PL4260N that came in with no video & working sound. It had a blown fuse on the Z-Sus board so I replaced STK 795-820 ipm on Z-Sus, still no video. I replaced the STK 795-820 ipm on Y-Sys (which had blown), and when powered blew the fuse on Z-Sus again. After the fuse blew I get a very dark static around the edges, and the Y-Sus heatsink gets very hot. If I put a good fuse in the Z-Sus board, it doesn't blow again but the unit doesn't even power up, it clicks, thens clicks back red. Where to I go next? I thank you in advance for any help, I'm still learning!
  • itek
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 65

    #2
    Re: HP PL4260N (LG PD42X32002 Panel) Help Please

    OK so these 2 large caps on the power board are Nichicon 450V 330uf. They both are testing ~300uf and last night after desoldering 1 pin to remove them from circuit they were testing ~.17-.23 ESR now this morning they are testing ~.30-.34 ESR. Is this normal or are they toast? Thanks!

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    • PlainBill
      Badcaps Legend
      • Feb 2009
      • 7034
      • USA

      #3
      Re: HP PL4260N (LG PD42X32002 Panel) Help Please

      Originally posted by itek
      OK so these 2 large caps on the power board are Nichicon 450V 330uf. They both are testing ~300uf and last night after desoldering 1 pin to remove them from circuit they were testing ~.17-.23 ESR now this morning they are testing ~.30-.34 ESR. Is this normal or are they toast? Thanks!
      That is normal. These are not low ESR caps.

      PlainBill
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      • itek
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2010
        • 65

        #4
        Re: HP PL4260N (LG PD42X32002 Panel) Help Please

        Wow almost 2 months later I got it running!!!!
        1. Replaced IPM on Z-Sus,
        2. then blew it with a bad Y-Sus,
        3. then replace IPM on Y-Sus,
        4. then replace Z-Sus board

        I read in a post once here, I forget who posted it "If you want to learn, replace the chip, if you want to fix it, replace the board" - Excellent Advice! I have learned alot

        Its running now but I got light red static, I guess I need to calibrate it..
        Thanks everyone on this forum for being so helpful.

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        • itek
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2010
          • 65

          #5
          Re: HP PL4260N (LG PD42X32002 Panel) Help Please

          OK I adjusted in accordance to the LG guide with no luck....... I guess I'm stuck with the red snow without a firmware flash from what I hear?

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          • rayrod81
            Badcaps Veteran
            • Oct 2010
            • 205

            #6
            Re: HP PL4260N (LG PD42X32002 Panel) Help Please

            Yeah to get rid if the red maldischarge you would need to update firmware on the control board.

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            • cadiman
              Badcaps Veteran
              • Mar 2010
              • 397

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              Re: HP PL4260N (LG PD42X32002 Panel) Help Please

              That would have been me. ( If you want to learn).

              Good for you to take the long road!

              Cadiman

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              • kordris
                New Member
                • Feb 2012
                • 1

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                Re: HP PL4260N (LG PD42X32002 Panel) Help Please

                itek maybe you can give me some tips on getting my model to working. I had the same problem with the red light. Also on those caps I'd they are bulging very very little on the top could they be bad? If anyone has a idea on what could be the problem. Thanks for any help.

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