Hi Folks,
I have a Vizio E601I on the workbench that is having problems. I apologize in advance for the long post, but I would like to provide as much information as possible in hopes that someone can tell me what I'm missing.
I have an o-scope, spectrum analyzer, signal generator, multimeter, etc on the bench, so feel free to ask me for any measurements that may be useful.
History of the television:
It was a victim of a nearby lightning strike approximately 3 weeks ago. The HDMI 1 input was lost, but otherwise the set operated perfectly from the remaining inputs. Last week, the customer stated that the set made a terrible screaching sound and then promptly shut down. It would not power back on after that point.
Yesterday I replaced the power supply board (p/n: 09-60CAP000-00) with a refurbished OEM board, and the set powered up and displayed video, albeit the HDM1 input was still not working (as expected).
I then replaced the main control board (p/n: 1P-012BJ00-4012) in hopes of restoring the HDM1 input functionality. Afterwards, the set would power up with backlight on, but no video displayed. In thinking that perhaps the new control board was bad, I removed it and replaced it with the original board. The results were the same, backlight on but no video display.
At this point I became a bit worried that perhaps the new control board had damaged the new power supply board, so I removed the new p/s board and replaced it with the original. The end result was the same, backlight but nothing else.
Scratching my head at this point, I removed the old p/s board and reinstalled the new board, but not before checking the outputs feeding the rest of the unit...
So, on the original p/s board, I have 3.3v but no regulated 12V source at any of the 12v output pins. Going up the chain, I have 12V going to the 2 FET's but nothing coming out. hmm...?
Plugged the new p/s board in and measured again, no 3.3V or 12V. I have nothing at all in any location close the this portion of the supply...
So, I can't find a schematic, and I'm scratching my head here. Any suggestions? Pics available upon request...
Thanks!
Space Cadet
I have a Vizio E601I on the workbench that is having problems. I apologize in advance for the long post, but I would like to provide as much information as possible in hopes that someone can tell me what I'm missing.
I have an o-scope, spectrum analyzer, signal generator, multimeter, etc on the bench, so feel free to ask me for any measurements that may be useful.
History of the television:
It was a victim of a nearby lightning strike approximately 3 weeks ago. The HDMI 1 input was lost, but otherwise the set operated perfectly from the remaining inputs. Last week, the customer stated that the set made a terrible screaching sound and then promptly shut down. It would not power back on after that point.
Yesterday I replaced the power supply board (p/n: 09-60CAP000-00) with a refurbished OEM board, and the set powered up and displayed video, albeit the HDM1 input was still not working (as expected).
I then replaced the main control board (p/n: 1P-012BJ00-4012) in hopes of restoring the HDM1 input functionality. Afterwards, the set would power up with backlight on, but no video displayed. In thinking that perhaps the new control board was bad, I removed it and replaced it with the original board. The results were the same, backlight on but no video display.
At this point I became a bit worried that perhaps the new control board had damaged the new power supply board, so I removed the new p/s board and replaced it with the original. The end result was the same, backlight but nothing else.
Scratching my head at this point, I removed the old p/s board and reinstalled the new board, but not before checking the outputs feeding the rest of the unit...
So, on the original p/s board, I have 3.3v but no regulated 12V source at any of the 12v output pins. Going up the chain, I have 12V going to the 2 FET's but nothing coming out. hmm...?
Plugged the new p/s board in and measured again, no 3.3V or 12V. I have nothing at all in any location close the this portion of the supply...
So, I can't find a schematic, and I'm scratching my head here. Any suggestions? Pics available upon request...
Thanks!
Space Cadet
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