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  • patant
    New Member
    • May 2012
    • 5
    • Scotland
    #1

    Tiny 42" plasma Tv (PS-42D8)

    Hi all,
    I'm trying to repair a "Tiny" PS-42D8 plasma tv.



    The tv is stuck in standby and clicks once when power is switched on.

    I removed the back cover.No obvious failed caps or fuses.
    When powered on two green lights on the main board light up then one switches off and a red light comes on leaving one green and one red light on.

    The power board is a Samsung part No. : IP-423-SSA LJ44-00061A

    Was working fine until it decided to go into coma mode...

    Any ideas guys?

    Thanks

    Regards

    Patrick
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    • martyparish
      Badcaps Veteran
      • Dec 2012
      • 313
      • United States
      #2
      Re: Tiny 42" plasma Tv (PS-42D8)

      Hi Patrick,

      It could be a number of things causing it to shut down prematurely. Things that come to mind are bad buffer ICs, fault on the power board.

      Please add clear pictures of the whole chassis and closeups of PSU and other boards.

      With the 42" plasma that I am working on now, I was able to unplug the Y Sustain power connection and then the TV would stay powered up. (with everything plugged in, got about same results you have).

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        • Matt_Music
          New Member
          • Sep 2014
          • 1
          • United Kingdom
          #3
          Re: Tiny 42" plasma Tv (PS-42D8)

          Hi martyparish,

          I currently have a 42" Plasma SD Tiny TV. Same power board and same issue.

          If you could help that would be greatly appreciated. Please ask what ever it is you need.
          TV Model: HC PLASMA TV-TY / PS - 42D8
          Board layout: S42SD - YD05
          Main Power Board: PS 423-SD V3.1 REV.01

          I can attach pictures if need be.

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