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  • capkid
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    • Oct 2010
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    Magnavox/Philips Zener Diode

    I'm repairing an LJ44-00092E power supply from a Mag 42MF231D plasma, and I found a shorted zener diode (location: ZD565) that has markings "30B". It appears to be this diode, but I'm not sure: http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datashe...EC/UZ-30B.html

    I checked for an NTE cross reference, and I came up with this diode as a replacement that I purchased at a local electronics store: NTE5035A

    Any ideas before I decide to install it?
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    • capkid
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      • Oct 2010
      • 1339
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      Re: Magnavox/Philips Zener Diode

      I got my answer: NTE5035A should be a suitable replacement.
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