Hi Guys. I had one of these sets last month that I gave up on. So now I got another set in. I checked the serial # and it is a different set. This set was dead. There not any shorts to the YSus or XSus boards
The manual on page 29 shows steps;
SMPS CN801
Pin 3 : STB 5V (good 5.11vdc)
No----Replace the SMPS (I tried a new spare with same results)
Pin 2 PS-ON : Check to see if it is 0V----Yes Replace Main Board
(FlowChart Misprint Schemtic and board has it as Oin #1) 3.88vdc measured with chasis gnd reference
According to the manual the P.S_On is from the Conrtol board not the main board. The P.S. BN44-00161A CN801 and CN807 both have a PS_On command that are jumpers between te two on the PS itself.
So with or without loads, the new BN44-00161A does not turn on. Put another Control. I put in a new Power Supply and aControl Board from a supplier. Still does not turn on
Is the PS_On a actve Low or High? Normally 3.8 vdc is enough. have seen
Samsung sets turn on with lows and others high, The manual does not specify
The manual on page 29 shows steps;
SMPS CN801
Pin 3 : STB 5V (good 5.11vdc)
No----Replace the SMPS (I tried a new spare with same results)
Pin 2 PS-ON : Check to see if it is 0V----Yes Replace Main Board
(FlowChart Misprint Schemtic and board has it as Oin #1) 3.88vdc measured with chasis gnd reference
According to the manual the P.S_On is from the Conrtol board not the main board. The P.S. BN44-00161A CN801 and CN807 both have a PS_On command that are jumpers between te two on the PS itself.
So with or without loads, the new BN44-00161A does not turn on. Put another Control. I put in a new Power Supply and aControl Board from a supplier. Still does not turn on
Is the PS_On a actve Low or High? Normally 3.8 vdc is enough. have seen
Samsung sets turn on with lows and others high, The manual does not specify
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