I've just got one of these in myself with nearly exactly the same issue. The problem I found is the two FETS under the heatsink near the blown fuse will be short circuit. Q300 & Q301
These guys do a repair kit http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PANASONIC-...-/151415201597 although I'll be sourcing my own parts, I'm a little concerned where they mention about a short in the panel? Anyone know what they mean?
I'm not a fan of that solution. I would use a fuse with leads pre-formed. That looks like it could just come loose. They are available on Farnell and CPC: search leaded fuse, 6.3mm x 20mm.
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Most fuses won't accept solder. The caps are usually plated.
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cheers lads, thank the lord I don't have to replace them 33 euros each?
Panasonic originals bound to be overpriced. They would cost 50 cents from a good electronic part distributor. But, you need specifications to be sure which part to get.
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I realise this is an old thread but just wanted to check if the issue was ever resolved? I have a TX-P42ST30b with a similar problem. Started with a 7 blink code, replaced the usualy suspects on the TNPA5330 SC board. On the TNPA5390 P board the 4 amp fuse was blown, replaced it temporarily with a slightly higer rated one as it was all I had to hand (6A or 8A I think?) and it immediately blew again and one of the FETs under the heatsink (Q300) blew as well as the two 8A fuses near the bottom of the board.
Replaced Q300 and Q301 (R6015ANX), replaced all fuses (with correct rating, slow blow fuses), R100 was open so replaced it. When I connected it up the green light starts flashing as usual but when it reached the power on state the 4A fuse blows and it shorted Q300 and Q301 again (these came from RS so should have been decent quality).
I would check the SS and SC boards again for shorts--It may have shorted on one of those--then killed the PSU again.
When trying next time, wire a 250W lamp, (Or enough bulbs in parallel to make 250-300W) in place of the mains-fuse--may save some silicon if it decides to not work...
I would check the SS and SC boards again for shorts--It may have shorted on one of those--then killed the PSU again.
When trying next time, wire a 250W lamp, (Or enough bulbs in parallel to make 250-300W) in place of the mains-fuse--may save some silicon if it decides to not work...
Thanks for the quick reply, I need to wait for more R6015 FETs to arrive so I'll check everything again. Regarding the lamp current limiter, would something like this do the trick? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCtzZl5ZcHo
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