Re: Sanyo DP46840
I looked at the the way the schematic is drawn, some connections as shown does not make sense at all.
I will have to look at the PCB trace layouts to see the actual connections.
As you can see (PAGE 45), IC800 PIN48 (it has 100K resistor to 5VSTBY pull up) will activate the P-FAILED signal when its input goes low, so any one of the Diodes (OR gate setup as shown on page 5) on the Cathode side will be low when the power supply does not work which will cause the Diode to be forward bias (ON, the Cathode side of the Diode will have resistor network to set the trip point, IE R1683 is set to have just enough voltage on it to keep the D1671 in reverse bias) and take pin 48 to be around 0.6Vdc. When all the power supplies are working, those Didoes will be reversed bias (OFF).
So when the 13VDC output is only 3V or so, that is not enough to keep the Diode off.
If you remove D1671 then that way the P FAIL will not be fed to the PIN 48 IC800, then the TV should come on but no sound.
I looked at the the way the schematic is drawn, some connections as shown does not make sense at all.
I will have to look at the PCB trace layouts to see the actual connections.
As you can see (PAGE 45), IC800 PIN48 (it has 100K resistor to 5VSTBY pull up) will activate the P-FAILED signal when its input goes low, so any one of the Diodes (OR gate setup as shown on page 5) on the Cathode side will be low when the power supply does not work which will cause the Diode to be forward bias (ON, the Cathode side of the Diode will have resistor network to set the trip point, IE R1683 is set to have just enough voltage on it to keep the D1671 in reverse bias) and take pin 48 to be around 0.6Vdc. When all the power supplies are working, those Didoes will be reversed bias (OFF).
So when the 13VDC output is only 3V or so, that is not enough to keep the Diode off.
If you remove D1671 then that way the P FAIL will not be fed to the PIN 48 IC800, then the TV should come on but no sound.
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