This is a different Dynex than the one I fixed yesterday. I thought I was going to have an easy one because I could have swapped boards to figure out which one to focus on. No such luck. Inverter board is different in this one. Its only 1 sided, transformers are different, that fuse that was bad on the other one, doesn't seem to be present in this one.
Visual observation: inconclusive
Beginning pin testing now.
Starting with the power board.
Top connector
PON. 2.4v
Gnd. OK
5v 5.15v
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
16v. 15.5v
16v. 15.5v
Gnd. OK
5v. 5.09v
Gnd. OK
9v. 9.09v
Gnd. OK
32v. 32.37v
Middle connector
PON. 5.166v
PWM. 3.39v
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
24v. 23.75v
24v. 23.75v
Bottom connector
PON. 5.166v
PWM. 3.39v
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
24v. 23.75v
24v. 23.75v
24v. 23.75v
24v. 23.75v
24v. 23.75v
Can't check voltages across PFC without flipping the power board and I don't think its necessary. Voltages all seem correct. Getting P/ON signal from main. 24v is present so power board is coming on. I was pretty sure it was an inverter problem when I first plugged it in. Certain of it now. I'm just trying to develop a protocal I will follow on every set I work on.
Beginning testing on inverter board now.
PWM. 3.38v
PON. 5.16v
Pin 4. 3.23v
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
24v. 23.75
24v. 23.75
24v. 23.75
24v. 23.75
24v. 23.75
Voltages all seem correct. P/ON signal present.
Beginning testing resistances on transformers now. Since the pins are not numbered I'll call the top left (connector side) pin 1 and go clockwise to 8. From what I can tell from the resistances, testing should be across pins 1 and 8, and, 4 and 5.
T7
1-8. 966 ohms
4-5. 975 ohms
T6
1-8. 974 ohms
4-5. 968 ohms
T5
1-8. 977 ohms
4-5. 973 ohms
T4
1-8. 971 ohms
4-5. 973 ohms
T3
1-8. 969 ohms
4-5. 1090 ohms
T2
1-8. 968 ohms
4-5. 974 ohms
T1
1-8. 951 ohms
4-5. 956 ohms
At this point I'm thinking maybe T3 is bad. Maybe T1 as well. I'm going to post this now to get feedback. Meanwhile, I'll look for a service manual or at least a data sheet for the PWM IC.
Visual observation: inconclusive
Beginning pin testing now.
Starting with the power board.
Top connector
PON. 2.4v
Gnd. OK
5v 5.15v
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
16v. 15.5v
16v. 15.5v
Gnd. OK
5v. 5.09v
Gnd. OK
9v. 9.09v
Gnd. OK
32v. 32.37v
Middle connector
PON. 5.166v
PWM. 3.39v
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
24v. 23.75v
24v. 23.75v
Bottom connector
PON. 5.166v
PWM. 3.39v
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
24v. 23.75v
24v. 23.75v
24v. 23.75v
24v. 23.75v
24v. 23.75v
Can't check voltages across PFC without flipping the power board and I don't think its necessary. Voltages all seem correct. Getting P/ON signal from main. 24v is present so power board is coming on. I was pretty sure it was an inverter problem when I first plugged it in. Certain of it now. I'm just trying to develop a protocal I will follow on every set I work on.
Beginning testing on inverter board now.
PWM. 3.38v
PON. 5.16v
Pin 4. 3.23v
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
Gnd. OK
24v. 23.75
24v. 23.75
24v. 23.75
24v. 23.75
24v. 23.75
Voltages all seem correct. P/ON signal present.
Beginning testing resistances on transformers now. Since the pins are not numbered I'll call the top left (connector side) pin 1 and go clockwise to 8. From what I can tell from the resistances, testing should be across pins 1 and 8, and, 4 and 5.
T7
1-8. 966 ohms
4-5. 975 ohms
T6
1-8. 974 ohms
4-5. 968 ohms
T5
1-8. 977 ohms
4-5. 973 ohms
T4
1-8. 971 ohms
4-5. 973 ohms
T3
1-8. 969 ohms
4-5. 1090 ohms
T2
1-8. 968 ohms
4-5. 974 ohms
T1
1-8. 951 ohms
4-5. 956 ohms
At this point I'm thinking maybe T3 is bad. Maybe T1 as well. I'm going to post this now to get feedback. Meanwhile, I'll look for a service manual or at least a data sheet for the PWM IC.
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