Hi, I took out the power supply in my panasonic plasma for repair and when I put it back in, I wasn't sure about the location of two of the electrical connections. When the power supply is in the TV, it's the two connectors right under the fan that have the same number of pins and can be easily reversed if you don't take note while disconnecting them. I'm not sure if I got them reversed or not, can anyone tell me which is the right connection? one of the connectors has less wires in the plug connection than the other so I'm sure it makes a difference if not connected the right way. I can attach a picture of the connections in question if that helps.
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Re: panasonic th42pz80u power supply, plug locations
Take a look at the service manual. It may help.
http://www.manualowl.com/m/Panasonic...Download/51672 -
Re: panasonic th42pz80u power supply, plug locations
Those 2 links don't help me, the first one tries to get you to download some advanced version of Adobe PDF Reader and the other one offers to let you download the operators Manual, which I don't need.Comment
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Re: panasonic th42pz80u power supply, plug locations
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Re: panasonic th42pz80u power supply, plug locations
I just removed one of the plugs in question, it is marked "P7" to go into the P7 socket, sort of fool proof. guess I didn't notice it when I originally put the board back in. Anyway I had it in the right spot and not connected the opposite way, which is what I was concerned about.
Thanks for the help anyway.Comment
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