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    #21
    Re: vizio E470VL unusual question

    I think you may be right about the resistors, I will double check the bridge too and post my findings.

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      #22
      Re: vizio E470VL unusual question

      yes i think you are right.

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        #23
        Re: vizio E470VL unusual question

        R747 = RES. CF 0ohm 1/16W J 0402
        has anyone ever seen a 0 ohm resister? i have not

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          #24
          Re: vizio E470VL unusual question

          regularly.
          they are used as fuses or to bridge across other tracks.
          sometimes even as option jumpers.

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            #25
            Re: vizio E470VL unusual question

            well that is what R747 is. i knew that it had to be a fuse or something like that.

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              #26
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              oops ...
              R727 = RES. CF 1Kohm 1/16W J 0402

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                #27
                Re: vizio E470VL unusual question

                okay, finally got back to it. I cleaned up the solder bridges and now when I plug it in the logo goes from orange to white without pressing the power button. I still only have 5v standby. Is this an indication of a defective eprom?

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                  #28
                  Re: vizio E470VL unusual question

                  .time for an update. after cleaning up the bridged solder joints, i left r727 off and did not replace it because one side went straight to the HDMI chip that I removed. I ordered an eprom and replaced that and still had only 5v with orange logo. so i either should have installed another r727 chip or the main board had other problems. So i found a replacement on ebay for $65 with free shipping It came in today and i intalled it and the tv came right on and is working great.

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