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  • lookimback
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    • Aug 2013
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    #21
    Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

    There's voltage regulators on the back of the analog main. On mine, one of them was getting real hot and I wasn't able to get a voltage reading from it. But then I removed a jumper, disconnecting the regulator's output from the digital main, and was then able to get a reading of 3.3v. As I'd said earlier, the CPU was shorted between 3.3v, 1.5v, and ground. The service manual for this TV is very good. I would see if any of those regulators are getting hot.
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    • kage
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      • Sep 2014
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      #22
      Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

      If you need something specific let me know.

      This is more a learning experience at this point more than anything.
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      • zacheriaj
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        • Jan 2014
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        • United States

        #23
        Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

        Originally posted by lookimback
        There's voltage regulators on the back of the analog main. On mine, one of them was getting real hot and I wasn't able to get a voltage reading from it. But then I removed a jumper, disconnecting the regulator's output from the digital main, and was then able to get a reading of 3.3v. As I'd said earlier, the CPU was shorted between 3.3v, 1.5v, and ground. The service manual for this TV is very good. I would see if any of those regulators are getting hot.
        Would you like to direct him towards testing that LDO. Its likely a common issue.
        You Can't Succeed Until You're Willing to Fail

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        • lookimback
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          #24
          Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

          Yup. Take some pics of the back of the analog main. Then I'll tell you what to check.
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          • kage
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            • Sep 2014
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            #25
            Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

            Originally posted by lookimback
            Yup. Take some pics of the back of the analog main. Then I'll tell you what to check.
            Going to Necro my own post.
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            • lookimback
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              #26
              Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

              I just pulled my old board from my PCB graveyard. I need an LV4906 audio amp for a Sanyo DP50741 and it's my lucky day, it's got one.
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              • ryanfan03
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                • Apr 2014
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                #27
                Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                I have a similar problem with my hitachi. I bridged the ps-on to 5v and didn't get any 12 or 24v. What should I test on the main to see if it gets any voltage. I can create a new thread if need be.
                Doing this on the side to make some extra money for my daughters dance competition.

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                • lookimback
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                  #28
                  Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                  You're better off creating a new thread since it's a different TV. Post the model number in the title and take some good pics of both sides of the boards. That will speed up the process of getting help.
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                  • lookimback
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                    #29
                    Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                    Success, and it was completely free! I even found a B0ACCK000005 diode on the board to piggyback onto the L008 inductor, as suggested in the service manual, to protect the IC. Did I mention the repair was FREE? lol
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                    • kage
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                      • Sep 2014
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                      #30
                      Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                      Originally posted by lookimback
                      Success, and it was completely free! I even found a B0ACCK000005 diode on the board to piggyback onto the L008 inductor, as suggested in the service manual, to protect the IC. Did I mention the repair was FREE? lol
                      Any thoughts on how to test this to verify it is the problem with the tv?

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                      • lookimback
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                        #31
                        Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                        What you quoted was actually regarding a DP50741, in which, I used the audio IC from my scrap DP46841 board. Was that what you meant? If you were referring to the DP46841 issue, I would see if the 3.3v stby and/or 1.1v stby are shorted to each other and/or ground.
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                        • lookimback
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                          #32
                          Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                          Oh, I didn't realize you were the OP on this thread. It appears your version is Z5WF. I'll see if I can find the SM.
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                          • lookimback
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                            #33
                            Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                            Here you go.

                            Edit: I Just read through this and realized I already found you the SM. You'll have to read through it and find where to test the 3.3v stby, and 1.1v stby.
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                            • lookimback
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                              #34
                              Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                              On the back of the analog board, find IC1600. That's the source of the 3.3v stby. You should have 5v on pin 3, and the output will be 3.3v on pins 2 and 4 (4 is the tab).
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                              • kage
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                                #35
                                Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                                Why didn't you guys tell me I was photographing the wrong board. Not sure why I thought I needed to take pics of the digital main.

                                So if IC1600 is not putting out the correct voltage what does that mean.

                                I assume I need to have everything put together in order to test this IC?

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                                • kage
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                                  #36
                                  Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                                  If the power supply is providing 5V then IC1600 should take it in on pin 3 and produce 3.3 out of 2 and 4 which then feeds the digital main board telling it that the power cable is plugged in and the power supply is ready. Correct?

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                                  • kage
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                                    #37
                                    Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                                    What should I use for a ground? Sorry I am a newb at this.

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                                    • lookimback
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                                      #38
                                      Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                                      You didn't photograph the wrong board. On my board, the short was on the digital main, but the 3.3v stby is produced on the analog board. Yes, you will need it all together to do this. You will be working on the bottom, so you will have to flip the boards over. I usually put a piece of cardboard under them so nothing shorts out against the backlight assembly. As for a ground, just use any of the pads where the screws went through the board.
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                                      • lookimback
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                                        #39
                                        Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                                        Take a couple pics of the analog board too. Front and back.
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                                        • kage
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                                          #40
                                          Re: Sanyo DP46841-00 No power, no lights, no picture

                                          ok so IC 1600 reads 2.08, 3.3, 5, 3.3 volts clockwise from pin 1.
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