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  • vieuxchoub
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    • Oct 2017
    • 34
    • france
    #21
    Re: OKITV32HDA with power supply FSP204-2F01

    Hi everybody
    I had a similar problem with the same power supply:FSP204-2F01 (S07) on a Daewoo TV DLP-26B3......
    The TV was dead and the power supply output 3v on CN3 went connected to the main board and 12V when disconnected... I found on YouTube that the culprit was C16 capacitor commanding the IC. It looked good but its value was 9 microfarads instead of the nominal 47 microfarads. I changed it with a new one and the PS lighted a 12V bulb....
    I hope that this will help....

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      • steph06000
        Member
        • Sep 2015
        • 21
        • france
        #22
        Re: OKITV32HDA with power supply FSP204-2F01

        hello vieuxchoub
        thank you for your message
        I was able to troubleshoot my tv
        thanks to you

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          • andrey21
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            • Jan 2022
            • 2
            • Украина
            #23
            Re: OKITV32HDA with power supply FSP204-2F01

            вот схема телевизора наминалов нет погорело много

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              • andrey21
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                • Jan 2022
                • 2
                • Украина
                #24
                Re: OKITV32HDA with power supply FSP204-2F01

                диоды ds9 ds16 ds17 можно наминалы всех радиодетали бп
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