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    #41
    Re: Sharp LC-32GA6E Stuck in standby

    need to check

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      #42
      Re: Sharp LC-32GA6E Stuck in standby

      Just started all over again, im getting 0v to the bridge reticfer

      DMM set to 600ac, probes to snake signs in the middle or bridge reticfer = 0v
      did fuse checks f201, f202, f203 all are ok.

      When i probe D763 i get 245v,

      How do i go about testing IC's ic701 & ic703
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        #43
        Re: Sharp LC-32GA6E Stuck in standby

        0V ac doesn't matter if ICs are bad you need to fix this first, what do you see across two middle pins?
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          #44
          Re: Sharp LC-32GA6E Stuck in standby

          DMM set to 600ac, probes to snake signs in the middle or bridge reticfer = 0v
          did fuse checks f201, f202, f203 all are ok.

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            #45
            Re: Sharp LC-32GA6E Stuck in standby

            In the picture from post #43 the 2nd pix, the circle is on ic703, one o'clock from the ic703 is D763 im getting 245v when probed.

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              #46
              Re: Sharp LC-32GA6E Stuck in standby

              No relay click when powered on I guess.
              There are probably two bridges one standby one main.
              Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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                #47
                Re: Sharp LC-32GA6E Stuck in standby

                No clicky clicky

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