Sony KD-65XE8596 no standby light

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  • brithepi2k
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    • Dec 2024
    • 17
    • Scotland

    #1

    Sony KD-65XE8596 no standby light

    Hi,

    I’ve got a Sony KD-65XE8596 here that has no standby light coming on. I’ve tested the power board with the test meter, the TV needs 3.4 for the standby but only getting 2.4. Anything that I can change/check on the board to get it working? Pictures of the board are included.

    cheers

  • tiki66
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    • Jul 2016
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    • Croatia

    #2
    Do you get any voltages on main board?

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    • Davi.p
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      • Sep 2009
      • 4406
      • Italy - Milan

      #3
      2,4v also without loads? i.e. main board detached

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      • brithepi2k
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        • Dec 2024
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        #4
        Originally posted by tiki66
        Do you get any voltages on main board?
        Pin 2 main board : 2.63v

        Pin 7 main board : 12.83v

        Pin 10 main board: 12.84v

        Pin 11 main board: 2.58v

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        • brithepi2k
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          • Dec 2024
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          #5
          Originally posted by Davi.p
          2,4v also without loads? i.e. main board detached
          With Main board detached, I only get 0.03v on the same pin

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          • lotas
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            • Jan 2016
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            #6
            Originally posted by brithepi2k

            With Main board detached, I only get 0.03v on the same pin
            Are you at least measuring the voltage on certain pins correctly?
            Attached Files

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            • Davi.p
              Hobbist Tech
              • Sep 2009
              • 4406
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              #7
              this is not possible due to the post #4 , check well the connector, it has usually 2 rows of pins...

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              • brithepi2k
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                • Dec 2024
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                #8
                Originally posted by lotas

                Are you at least measuring the voltage on certain pins correctly?
                Getting nothing from any of the pins with the main board in or when it’s not plugged in

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                • brithepi2k
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                  #9
                  See here.

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                  • brithepi2k
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                    • Dec 2024
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Davi.p
                    this is not possible due to the post #4 , check well the connector, it has usually 2 rows of pins...
                    I’m now getting nothing

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                    • lotas
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                      • Jan 2016
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by brithepi2k
                      See here.
                      5 Pin (stb 3.3v) is in the bottom row, third from the left, a thick probe may not reach the contact, insert a medical needle into the connector and measure the voltage on the needle relative to the ground.

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                      • lotas
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                        • Jan 2016
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                        #12
                        Originally posted by brithepi2k

                        I’m now getting nothing
                        I hope you disconnected the cable and connected it to the motherboard with the power supply disconnected from the network.

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                        • brithepi2k
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                          • Dec 2024
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                          #13
                          Originally posted by lotas

                          I hope you disconnected the cable and connected it to the motherboard with the power supply disconnected from the network.
                          I left the cable connected.

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                          • Davi.p
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                            • Sep 2009
                            • 4406
                            • Italy - Milan

                            #14
                            To reach inner of connector use a new through hole resistor..

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                            • lotas
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                              #15
                              Originally posted by brithepi2k

                              I left the cable connected.
                              Well, if the power supply is not de-energized, was under power and your manipulations with the disconnection and connection cable, then even more malfunctions were added.

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                              • brithepi2k
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                                • Dec 2024
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                                #16
                                Originally posted by lotas

                                Well, if the power supply is not de-energized, was under power and your manipulations with the disconnection and connection cable, then even more malfunctions were added.
                                So if I buy a new power board would that work?

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                                • lotas
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                                  #17
                                  Originally posted by brithepi2k

                                  So if I buy a new power board would that work?
                                  Well, if you can’t repair the power supply, then yes, you’ll have to buy a working power supply.

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                                  • Davi.p
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                                    • Sep 2009
                                    • 4406
                                    • Italy - Milan

                                    #18
                                    The answer is NO, if you tested voltages before messing with connectors and now you have no more voltages then the new power board will not solve as the original fault was not the power board.. but check better with a resistor wire if you have..

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                                    • lotas
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                                      • Jan 2016
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                                      #19
                                      If the STB power supply (3.3V) was reduced to 2.4V (if this power supply was measured correctly and on the corresponding output (5 pin)), then the problem was initially in the power supply, and not in the motherboard.

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                                      • sigmeyer
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                                        • Feb 2020
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                                        #20
                                        Its common knowledge to disconnect power before you try disconnecting the cable of main board , but that shouldnt have damaged it , if you are getting nothing now , maybe go and inspect the solder contacts on the power board , because when you removed the connector you might have flexed the board exposing the issue further... try to inspect the whole board for cracked solders and reflow accordingly... Also clean the dust off the high voltage side , its not helping anything...

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