All the solder joints are good. The IC A6059H (N901) exploded and took out R905. I have replaced those but my 5V standby is erratic. I checked the near by capacitors and they test good.
Yes, just the power board. It is removed from the TV. There is a component causing the problem. I asked what component should I suspect? All my connections are good. Budm probably knows this like the back of his hand, he dreams about it.
Well I got another board that had NO 5V(0V), the first board had fluctuating voltage. I removed the optos(Optocouplers) from the second board to the first and SUCCESS, the board now works. So you were right freak, it was the opto. Now I just got to get my crappy meter to work right so I can change out those resistors. The resistors on the second board seem perfect. Bought the second board as "For Parts" on eBay, I think it has some bad caps that are not popped.
I got the resistors on the board. I used regular 1/2 watt resistors. I don't know if it is normal but I noticed the length of my leads changes the resistance so I played around with it until I got 1.95 M OHM.
OK, so the board is not working all the time, It appears the Optocoupler that turns the board on is working sometimes but only sometimes. Can I replace the 817B Optocoupler with a 817C or a NEC 2561 ?
I know this is a old thread but I was having issues with my dx-55l150a11 tv shutting off/not turning on when power was applied.. also would just shut off whenever it wanted ... I ended up replacing power supply because when it comes to any component more then capacitors/fuse being bad I'm a nuub... it's been a couple weeks and hasn't acted up since... thanks guys for the help/suggestions on how to repair my tv..
Thanks for speaking up! I'm going to source these resistors and I'll be back! For now, my only dumb question is, am I going to have to drain the capacitor(s) to work on this thing, or is leaving it unplugged for some days enough? And if so, can I just take some insulated wire and touch a leg of the caps to wall socket ground?
Be careful with those big capacitor they can KILL, never touch the ends with your fingers, just assume they have a charge, make sure you are insulated from them when discharging, some use a resistor held with insulated needle nose pliers not bare metal pliers, here he built a simple discharge tool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNiBqF3Plw0
Ok, I finally sourced the resistors! I have never opened a lcd before. It looks like there is 6 big bolts around the stand that need to come out to get the back off, but I was hoping not to have to put this thing on it's face to work on it. Anybody recall whether those are necessary AND if they compromise the stand? From outside it looks like they do. In that case I would I think have to lay it on it's face and work over it.
thx
(thanks for the info about the caps nomoresonys)
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