OLEVIA 265TFHD-t11

[Fapelbaum555]

Re: OLEVIA 265TFHD-t11

Hi Budm! Thanks again for the help! I went ahead and created a small diagram based on your request. Please let me know if it is good enough or is missing information, if so, I will get it to you ASAP. Thanks again!

Fabio

[Fapelbaum555]

Re: OLEVIA 265TFHD-t11

OK, try to do this for me, write down each pin function of connector of the main board that are connected between the Main board and the power supply boards, inverter board. Do the same with listing of the power supply boards, inverter boards.
For example: CNxxx (or what ever the designator for the connector is) with 4 pins goes to CNYYY on the inverter board:
12v
gnd
gnd
5V

What I will be doing is to draw up how the connectors are connected between the boards to get more understanding how it is put together.

Hi Budm, were you able to look at the diagram? Any other info I cam give you? Thanks in advance!

[budm]

Re: OLEVIA 265TFHD-t11

Yes, I did, I am very busy and did not have to time to look at it in details yet.
On post 28, which connector in your diagram that you disconnected?

[Fapelbaum555]

Re: OLEVIA 265TFHD-t11

Yes, I did, I am very busy and did not have to time to look at it in details yet.
On post 28, which connector in your diagram that you disconnected?

Hi Budm, thanks for the reply!
Cn2 to j55 was disconnected.

Thanks!

Fabio

[Fapelbaum555]

Re: OLEVIA 265TFHD-t11

Hi Budm, hope you had a good week! Let me know if you would like me to include more pictures of the connector I mentioned on the post above. Thanks for all!

Fabio

[budm]

Re: OLEVIA 265TFHD-t11

So CN2 on PS2 is not used?
Since the CN2 on PS1 (right) is the output connector for feeding the 24V and the 5V for the main board, and it kills the PS1 when it is connected to the main board, I would use Ohm meter and check the resistance between the 5V pin and Ground (chassis), and the 24V pin and the chassis to see if it shows low resistance that causes the PS1 to shut down.