Unplug the connector on the Y-Main or X-Main side, leave it connected to PSU.
Probe on the available ends as you have been previously.
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pay no attention to the diagonal down right line i drew by mistake, the little circle is the tiny node that says Vs next to it, and it looks like its been tested before, maybe a little burnt?
That should be fine. Looks like a test point to me.
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when i put black on a screw slot, and red on the node, i get between 173-175. but when i only put the red one on, the reading are tiny tiny tiny, like less than .1 volts. also the tv is sitting there on, i dont think it would be powered on with less than a tenth of a volt running through it right?
Black on chassis, red on test point. 173V is good.
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yes it was black on the screw, red on test point that i circled in pic. when i tried leaving the cord attached to psu, and putting the probes in the end of the cord that should be attached to y board, i got 0.000.
The black should be on the back of the plasma screen, like in one of the screw holes. Are you seeing 173V, or "close to zero" (<0.1V)?
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So that's good, the plasma panel voltage sticker will tell you exactly what it should be (near NTSC/PAL and Samsung SDI sticker)
But since it collapses with one board plugged in the problem is with that particular board.
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Ok, Y sus unplugged, tv stays on for a bit. when its on, i get 173-174.5 V to the psu board. 70 volts to both the left and right top buffers. 0.1~V on the X board. when Y is plugged in, tv stays on for mayve one second. so it seems like the Y and X are both gone.
It would seem so. I'm guessing it's the same situation with X-main disconnected?
So how did you get that purple picture as described a few posts back?
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not really a picture, when both are connected, in a dark room, the screen lights up with a blotchy effect, mostly on top. really only the blotches light up, but only for a second or two. let me try with x disconnected, and y connected.
ok so with only y connected, and with both connected, same result; tv will only stay on for a moment, impossible to check voltages. so, since the buffer board is getting correct voltage while turned, on, so is the psu, those are in working order. the x and y boards, no matter what i do, have little to no voltage at any given time, means they are no good. all i should need, theoretically, are the x and y boards, correct?
However, please note that on some Samsung TVs it is possible for a failed Y-Main to kill the Y-Buffer. Now this is an older chassis: I do not know if this suffers from the particular flaw, but I know many Samsung plasma TVs do.
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