is there anywhere that shows you how to test a transformer on an inverter board? I know you use the ohm setting, but what pins do i test exactly and what i am looking for?
Thanks in advanced.
Thanks in advanced.
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Re: How do your porperly test inverter transformer.
Hi, I would upload an image of the board, or use this page, if your transformer is listed click on "detail" it will tell you what pins to measure and what readings you should be getting.
http://www.lcdparts.net/Transformer3D.aspx -
Re: How do your porperly test inverter transformer.
Fantastic ill check this out Thanks a Million sir!Comment
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Re: How do your porperly test inverter transformer.
Cool been looking for a page like thisComment
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Hi,
i have a 65 Panasonic TX-65HX710E using vestel 17MB170 main and Lg tcon.
Few drops of water fell probably near COF and have no display. Tried removing tabs but no.part of display present as if tcon fuse open. However 12v is present and tcon can be felt warm enough that supplies are present. Backlight and sound ok.
Anyone knows if this TCon 6870c-0805A has any special test pins for rgb test?
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I'm posting this here in part as a memo to self as well as to describe the procedure I used in case anyone else found it useful. I found a lot of the necessary information to make this work on this forum and I figured I would give something back. If this is not the appropriate place to post this, I don't mind it being deleted but I hope it can help other people.
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