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    Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

    I hope I'm posting this in the right forum. I garbage picked a Digital Lifestyles 32" lcd tv the other day. Symptom is no power at all. No standby light. I'm sorta weak with this stuff. I have replaced blown caps on monitors, motherboards and other tv's with pretty good success, but that's about the extent of it. I found a burnt component on the PS. I guess you call it a mosfet. My question is can anyone identify by what markings are left on it?
    So far I think it may be a Fairchild mosfet. I can see the F and what looks like M 519 and another F 0 3 and maybe a U. That's all I can get.
    The TV is made by a company called Corion USA. The model is WT322 and the
    TV part# is FA1B-32Z. I have found photos of what's suppose to be the power supply by googling but it looks totally different then what I have. I know it's a cheapy but I've garbage picked three other flatscreen tv's that I was able to fix and have them all in use in my house. My youngest daughter is on the bottom of the list to get one. If I can fix this one she's in like flynn.
    I figure this would be the place to ask so anything anyone may be able to add would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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    Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

    That appears to be part of the PFC circuit. Could I have a picture of that area from the reverse side? I've got an idea that is a diode, not a FET.

    Also, there is a 16 or 18 pin IC below and to the left of the largest cap. That is probably the PFC controller, what is the part number?

    PlainBill
    For a number of reasons, both health and personal, I will no longer be active on this board. Any PMs asking for assistance will be ignored.

    Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic.

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      #3
      Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

      Here's a couple more photos. A closeup of the 16 pin IC with 6A4T and
      16142FF on the chip. Thank you for taking a look at it. Appreciate it.
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        Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

        That is 16142fp. Datasheet at

        http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datashe...HA16142FP.html
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          Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

          Just to confirm it is truly blown (and it most likely is), use the diode test mode on your multimeter. With power off, test it both ways. If it's working, you'll get about 500 one way and OL the other. If it's broken, it will be <100 both ways.

          Also, the fuse will have most likely blown if the diode goes, so check that.

          The PFC mosfet may be okay (the device to the left of it), but using the 200 ohm range of your meter, check all six combinations of pins (three combinations, both ways.)

          The terminal closest to the hole in the device is probably the anode of the diode.
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            Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

            Tom66 I don't really have that much experience using a meter other than continuity. I checked the glass fuse and it's not blown. The way I'm looking at it is if this burnt/cracked mosfet or diode can be identified I can get another or comparable replacement to solder in. Thank you for your help. I appreciate it.
            MikeinNJ

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              #7
              Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

              Can you post a picture of your multimeter?

              This is the fuse I am talking about, it's ceramic, what does it read? If this hasn't blown - and it doesn't always - the plug fuse may have.

              Here's a good replacement for the diode. http://parts.digikey.com/1/parts/211...xa10fp600.html It should be the right way around... but just to make sure, you can ohm out the diode and determine which side was intended to be anode and which is cathode... but you'll need to remove the diode first. Careful, the board has two layers which is easier to damage with too much heat...

              Once the diode is removed, it can be tested for shorts.
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                Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

                Ok here's a photo of my crappy meter. I tested the fuse you pointed out and I have continuity on it. The diode broke as seen in the photo coming out, but there's still enough there to get a probe on it. Will this meter be able to test which is anode and which is cathode? Thank you again.
                Mike
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                  Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

                  Originally posted by Mike95inNJ View Post
                  Ok here's a photo of my crappy meter. I tested the fuse you pointed out and I have continuity on it. The diode broke as seen in the photo coming out, but there's still enough there to get a probe on it. Will this meter be able to test which is anode and which is cathode? Thank you again.
                  Mike
                  It will be, but it's not necessary. Note the two holes on the board where it was mounted. One of those holes will be connected to the positive lead of the large cap. That is the cathode side. The other will be connected to the winding on the SLP-3026P1 inductor. That is the anode side.

                  PlainBill
                  For a number of reasons, both health and personal, I will no longer be active on this board. Any PMs asking for assistance will be ignored.

                  Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic.

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                    Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

                    Ok I ordered this. http://parts.digikey.com/1/parts/211...xa10fp600.html
                    I'll post a follow up after replacing the diode and hopefully it'll fire up.
                    Thank you everyone for your help. Much appreciated.
                    Take care, MikeinNJ

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                      Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

                      First off I want to thank everyone for trying to help me get this fixed. I appreciate it. I did replace the diode with no luck. Same symptom of no sign of any power. There will always be another one to save from the garbage truck. Thank you again.
                      Take care, Mike

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                        Re: Digital Lifestyles 32" LCD TV blown component on PS board identification.

                        Well, have you considered other options? The blown diode could have taken the PFC controller with it.
                        Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
                        For service manual, schematic, boardview (board view), datasheet, cad - use our search.

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