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You can tell what the regulator type is by the adjust pin. If it is at ~0V, then it is a non-adjustable (fixed regulator.) Otherwise, it is an adjustable one.
Be very careful not to damage the pads... the best way is to be careful, not apply too much heat and to take your time.
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You can tell what the regulator type is by the adjust pin. If it is at ~0V, then it is a non-adjustable (fixed regulator.) Otherwise, it is an adjustable one.
Please read this again:
This is the way to figure out if the adjustable regulator is good or not:
Notes: we are looking at the regulator with the Big tab up (the big tab is tied internally to the center pin).
Adjustable regulator will have two resistors attached to it, one resistor (Rfb) is between pin1 and pin2, another resistor (Rg) is between pin1 and ground. Pin3 is an input pin.
The voltage between the Adjust pin (left pin) and the center pin (Pin2, output) will always be 1.25V +/- 2% (this is the precision voltage reference), if it is not, it is bad.
To figure out what the output voltage should be: measure the voltage between pin 1 and ground and add 1.25V to that number, that is the output voltage on pin 2 but you have to make sure you do have 1.25 between pin 1 and 2 as noted above
U44 is the 1117 ADJUSTABLE LDO, which is bad per earlier post of the voltage reading.
U16 is a 78XX series regulator, it is 7805 which is 5V regulator, it does not have the same pin out as 1117 series. This one is OK since the input voltage is wrong and it is really well protected regulator.
Per post 33, U19 and 21 are also bad.
Per my explantion on post 48, you can now verify which adjustable 1117 (without the -xx) is bad
The fixed output such as the one with -xx after the 1117-xx, I.E. 1117-18 will represent the fixed output 1117 LDO voltage output of 1.8V, -33 = 3.3V.
Since the TV is now working, it is possible the regulator is temperature sensitive -- i.e. as it has now warmed up (or cooled down), the regulator has begun working again.
Unfortunately it's now a matter of waiting for it to fail, if it does... and if it does fail, then taking the measurements of suspect regulators, and replacing the one(s) which do not work properly.
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So if you then turn it off using remote or button, and try to turn it on again, what does it do? It might be unrelated to the regulators -- some kind of EEPROM problem a lot of Vizios have...
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So if you then turn it off using remote or button, and try to turn it on again, what does it do? It might be unrelated to the regulators -- some kind of EEPROM problem a lot of Vizios have...
Only the vizio emblem will come on without the jumper.
U16 is 7805 which is very reliable regulator, right now it does not have input voltage (reading in mV range per your psoting) feeding it due to other regulators are not working. So it should be OK.
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