Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
good
5 volts is what I was hoping for on the diode
and 0 on the small connector (I think that small connector will show voltage only when the 12 and 24 volt 4 pin connector is connected from the power supply)
next to the 5volt diode is a similar size black part at 5506
can you see any markings on it ?
I believe it is a inductor or a fuse
and it should have 5 volts at both ends. let me know on this one
one thing about these boards that sux is that they do not put a nomenclature letter in front of their numbers like R for resistor or F for fuse or C for Capacitor or L for inductor ETCComment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
you may have just accidentally touched something that you not have and popped that fuse
but
the power supply should still be getting power on the high power side which is the side we are trying to figure out what is going on
while you are in that neck of the woods, check the two diodes on that heatsink to make sure they are not showing shorts pin to pin and pins to negative on one of those two capsComment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
Ok
SO the red pin should be the 5 volts positive pin that is supposed to fire up the 1305 relay on the power supply
and the blues are ground
and according to your earlier testings, we were not getting power at the power supply relay at this plug at pin 1 and 4
SO,since you had said that the relay was clicking
we should double check this with the boards reconnected, plugged into to house and powered on
check it blue pin to red pin and red pin to one of the black grounds that I had you use for the 5 volt testingComment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
Ok
SO the red pin should be the 5 volts positive pin that is supposed to fire up the 1305 relay on the power supply
and the blues are ground
and according to your earlier testings, we were not getting power at the power supply relay at this plug at pin 1 and 4
SO,since you had said that the relay was clicking
we should double check this with the boards reconnected, plugged into to house and powered on
check it blue pin to red pin and red pin to one of the black grounds that I had you use for the 5 volt testing
If there is no external 5v, blue pin to red pin is 0v. Red pin to black ground also 0v.Last edited by john_doe; 06-16-2014, 10:17 AM.Comment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
?????
Where the heck are you connecting an external ??
You should not connect an external to a wire that is plugged into another board that should be supplying you voltage.
You can connect to the wires like we did to test it, but only if that wire is disconnected from the board that is supposed to be supplying the power which in this case is the standby board
This 5 volt may even be from the main board that is sending to the standby board and the to the power supply (actually that is the way I think it is)
For testing purposes: If you want to try to do a bypass to force start the supply with everything connected
Remove the wire that would connect to the red marked pin from the actual plug at the standby board side and run that to the 5 volts at the 5506 inductorComment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
It is tough to trace the standby board from the pictures
But
I think that pin 7 (yellow arrow) is 5 volts that leads to the main board
See if that is there
Then check pin 5 (green arrow) to see if that has 5 volts when the power button is on
and see if it is zero v if the power button is in off mode or sleep modeComment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
?????
Where the heck are you connecting an external ??
You should not connect an external to a wire that is plugged into another board that should be supplying you voltage.
You can connect to the wires like we did to test it, but only if that wire is disconnected from the board that is supposed to be supplying the power which in this case is the standby board
This 5 volt may even be from the main board that is sending to the standby board and the to the power supply (actually that is the way I think it is)
For testing purposes: If you want to try to do a bypass to force start the supply with everything connected
Remove the wire that would connect to the red marked pin from the actual plug at the standby board side and run that to the 5 volts at the 5506 inductorComment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
ok on where the external is connected, but do you also have the 3 pin wire connected from the power supply to the standby board OR not ?Comment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
It is tough to trace the standby board from the pictures
But
I think that pin 7 (yellow arrow) is 5 volts that leads to the main board
See if that is there
Then check pin 5 (green arrow) to see if that has 5 volts when the power button is on
and see if it is zero v if the power button is in off mode or sleep mode
Pin 5 is 0v when I power up the tv from 240vAC house main. It is still 0v when power button is on.
It must be tough for you to trace the circuit remotely. And it is super tough to guide someone like me. I am so sorry.Comment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
Yes, the 3 pin was connected from the power supply board to the standby board. I have now removed the external 5v.Comment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
Yes, there is 5v when I connect neg probe of tester to black ground and pos probe to pin 7.
Pin 5 is 0v when I power up the tv from 240vAC house main. It is still 0v when power button is on.
It must be tough for you to trace the circuit remotely. And it is super tough to guide someone like me. I am so sorry.
Ok then, that 5volt must power to the main
there is also a 12v that goes to there once the rest of the cables are connected (I think that is pin 3)
I am almost positive that the 5v should be what is returned to turn on the rest of the power supply through this same plug.
Could you check the other pins on that 11 pin plug with power button off and then again with power button on to see if any pins happen to pop up as 5 from 0
you can do an external on the power supply, but the 3 pin wire that leads to the standby board should be disconnected when doing this.
Did you by chance replace the blown round red fuse ?Comment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
yes, it is tough, but good practice especially on a board setup like this that I have not had the pleasure to run into yet.
Ok then, that 5volt must power to the main
there is also a 12v that goes to there once the rest of the cables are connected (I think that is pin 3)
I am almost positive that the 5v should be what is returned to turn on the rest of the power supply through this same plug.
Could you check the other pins on that 11 pin plug with power button off and then again with power button on to see if any pins happen to pop up as 5 from 0
you can do an external on the power supply, but the 3 pin wire that leads to the standby board should be disconnected when doing this.
Did you by chance replace the blown round red fuse ?
I will try to get the red fuse today from a electronics component shop.
Correction - Pin 6 is also 0v. Because the pins are so close together, I accidently shorted pin 6 to pin 7. When these 2 pins are shorted, the relay will click. Sorry for my carelessness.Last edited by john_doe; 06-16-2014, 08:40 PM.Comment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
ok
lets try something
disconnect power supply power cord
leave the 3 pin wire between the power supply relay and the standby board plugged in
use you external 5 volts and put ground to the three pin plug where I had the pins marked blue OR to the jumper wire that I had circle in black for a ground (9054 ?)
then plug the external 5 volt positive side to pin 6 of that 11 pin connector on the standby board to see if the relay clicks on
then we will know if we have the correct pin and if the standby board is switching the 5 volts to the relay
OK ON PIN 6 !! DOD NOT DO WHAT I SAID ABOVE THENComment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
Does that damn relay still click when you first plug it in ??
It shouldn't since you said you did not have power to it at the 3 pin plug
maybe when you accidentally are shorting pin 7 . that is temporarily shutting down the 5 to the main and shutting the other power source to the relay
another question
next to that 11 pin plug is a 10 pin
does that connect to the main board too ? your overall picture doesn't really show that plug
if it does
the return pin might be on that suckerComment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
ok
lets try something
disconnect power supply power cord
leave the 3 pin wire between the power supply relay and the standby board plugged in
use you external 5 volts and put ground to the three pin plug where I had the pins marked blue OR to the jumper wire that I had circle in black for a ground (9054 ?)
then plug the external 5 volt positive side to pin 6 of that 11 pin connector on the standby board to see if the relay clicks on
then we will know if we have the correct pin and if the standby board is switching the 5 volts to the relay
OK ON PIN 6 !! DOD NOT DO WHAT I SAID ABOVE THENComment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
I thought 6 was a ground
IF that 10pin connector has a wire to the main
try testing those pins
pin 8 might be a possibility
Signing offComment
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Re: Philips 37PF7321/98 cannot turn on
Does that damn relay still click when you first plug it in ??
It shouldn't since you said you did not have power to it at the 3 pin plug
maybe when you accidentally are shorting pin 7 . that is temporarily shutting down the 5 to the main and shutting the other power source to the relay
another question
next to that 11 pin plug is a 10 pin
does that connect to the main board too ? your overall picture doesn't really show that plug
if it does
the return pin might be on that sucker
The 11 pin and 10 pin connectors connect to the SSB board.Comment
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