Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
i did at the wire harness
i did at the wire harness
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
You need to do it at the connector on the PSU, as you've unplugged the wire harness from the PSU, right?Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
yea that is where i tried to take the reading from.Comment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
So you get 0V (nearly) on Vs, Va whenever the connector is -not- plugged in?Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
yea only time i get a reading is when the x any y is connectedComment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
idk could the meter be bad or what ?Comment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
Test your meter on a 1.5V battery to get an indication if it is functioning.
Can you supply a top-down picture of the PSU?Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
i tested the meter in a outlet it works. i took another reading on the tv still the same . and after the cycling of clicks stops the vs reads 90 the the va is 0Comment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
here is 2 picturesAttached FilesComment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
could i have a shorted board ? or a pannel?Comment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
You need to try the DC volts scale of your meter on a battery. Outlet is good and all but only tells us if AC scale works.
We will need a clearer photo than that.
If the Va (panel) was shorted you would likely see 0V though you could rule it out by unplugging the Va wire on the Y- and Z-Sustain boards. Be careful, do not plug this in while the set is running.
Va is only used by the plasma panel drivers which are bonded to the panel. So either panel is shot, which is very rare to be honest, or the PSU has a problem... bets on the PSU.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
here is a few more picturesAttached FilesComment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
and here is two more
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
Again, I can see very little in those photos.
Remember the photos are my eyes. I do not have this board in front of me so I do not know what it looks like and how it is laid out.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
i have some pictures that i took with the camera instead of the phone,,,,i just got to figure out how to make them smaller first. and i tested a battery,,,,,,1.48 so yea its workingComment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
i hope this worksAttached FilesComment
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I still need clear pic of PSU, as close as possible to 2000x2000 pixels.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
these are 2000x1600 i can only load one at a timeComment
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
I need a pic of the PSU only. Remember your pictures are my eyes I do not have this chassis in front of me and have never worked on it myself.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: lg 60 pc1d recycles clicking
first picAttached FilesComment
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