It should do. I think that chip was the only cause of the fault. You can try testing it now.
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Pressing power button gave me a green light that stays on for about 5 seconds, then turns off. I can do this 3 times before it locks and I no longer get any response.
Well, you got somewhere. But you probably have additional fault, if there is damage due to surge, for example. The lit up LED going out reminds me of the flash memory problem, or Norcal's voltage check.
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Well I tried measuring voltages on the pins again, and I'm not getting anything on any of them. Not sure if I'm doing it right - the tip of the lead can barely fit through that plastic connector, and it isn't going very deep.
Both with TV plugged in and power button pressed once.
You have standby LED, so for now, that part of PSU is not of concern.
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Well, I was looking through the service manual again (for a different chassis anyway), and at the beginning of page 5 it explains how the Power Failure Circuit works. What it describes is exactly what my TV is doing: "CPU will turn the unit off in 1.5 seconds" and ". . . set will enter standby mode".
It gives the same instructions that Norcal followed in his video, but since this is for a different power supply, I'm not sure it applies.
I took a closer look at my board, and I do see an "800" next to the IC in question, but I can't tell if there's an "IC" in front of it since there are holes over the text.
I'm having a little trouble understanding exactly how to test the pins 48 and 23, or even if those are the pins I should be testing on my particular model. Can anyone please assist me with this?
Can you post a picture of this IC? Can try and highlight the pins - it is tricky though but if they are on the edge, it is easier.
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