I have a chance to buy this TV. Seller says the horizontal line was there from day 1. Is this a bad panel or fixable? I hope the photo is good enough.
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Re: HP-S5053 Plasma
looks like a lower buffer board issue. i believe this is a samsung plasma set if memory serves me. -
Re: HP-S5053 Plasma
Careful. Lots of issues with bad panels on this model causing the same issue. Rare for buffer to fail in such a way. Possible... but rare.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
For service manual, schematic, boardview (board view), datasheet, cad - use our search.Comment
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Re: HP-S5053 Plasma
Yes, sorry. It is a Samsung.Comment
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Re: HP-S5053 Plasma
Thanks, tom66Comment
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Re: HP-S5053 Plasma
I have had that on a Samsung PS50Q7 which is identical chassis and panel to that and it was a simple reseat of the buffer connector. That was not the original fault, it was introduced whilst I was using it's buffer boards for another for fault finding.
One of those things it may be simple fix, a buffer board or non repairable which you can't really tell until you get it and play with it.Comment
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Re: HP-S5053 Plasma
have this set - powers on, blue light in front flashes 4 times and then can push set on. nothing comes on, no sound. any body have service manual or suggestion. thanksComment
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Re: HP-S5053 Plasma
sounds like a y main but you need to do some testingComment
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Re: HP-S5053 Plasma
I doubt its a plasma by seeing its design. Most probably a samsung lcd. I dont know, i might be wrong
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Re: HP-S5053 Plasma
Yes, it's a plasma. I also agree with Tom that I would tread lightly on this one. I wouldn't think it's a buffer issue if "the horizontal line was there from day 1" and the TV appears to be at least 6 years old (I guess it depends on what the seller means by "day 1". He may have bought it used himself). There's some service info here: http://www.toms-service-manuals.com/...&Search=SubmitLast edited by capkid; 07-06-2013, 09:29 AM.Comment
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Re: HP-S5053 Plasma with 4 blue blinks
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Hello,
I am having Samsung PS51E550 Plasma TV. While the TV was working, a crackling sound heard & video went off with audio still ON. After switching it off & ON, the red LED on TV blinks six times & then off.
Opened TV cover & observed foll
a) Green LED on the small PCB blinks at @5-6sec ON & off for 3-4 secs. Red LED on logic board ON
b)Vs & Va on power supply board raises momentarily to 209v & 58v resp & then drops.
c) Cold test on Y-main board shows all 3 pins of FGPF4536 IGBT short to Grnd.
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anyone able to provide the service manual for old plasma Panasonic TX-P42ST50E?
It turns off almost immediately (0~5 seconds after pressing the on/off button) and starts flashing the red diode 6 times.
I disconnected the left-hand side board (SC?, both the ribbon cable and the power cable to it) and also another ribbon going to bottom left board. Then the led signal is 8 flashes. According to service guide to another Panasonic plasma it would mean the left-hand side board is faulty. But I'm not sure it 100% applies to my model.
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Picked up a bahemoth plasma TV not too long ago and just now getting around to looking at it.
No picture but you hear the TV static (white noise) playing loud and clear.
The back was already taken off (and no screws were provided) as the previous owner had already taken a look.
But it seems they didn't get too far and just left it.
When I first took a look I was amazed at how pristine the inside looked.
Its as if the TV had been in a time capsule.
Caps looked like they were just pulled off the self.
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I recently found myself the proud owner of a later-model Samsung plasma (the PN59D7000 for those keeping score at home) whose panel was, unfortunately, damaged in transport. I'm now preparing to part it out, but am curious as to whether or not any damage would have come to any of the components by attempting to power it up with the panel being broken. I read in one Avsforum thread (for whatever that's worth 😂) that the "scan driver boards" (by which I assume he means buffer boards) could be impacted by doing so. Is that actually the case? If so, since I don't intend on selling bad...
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