Re: TOSHIBA 23HLV87 has fried IC 4419 on PSU
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See those 3 pins that are labeled with 12V? They are the outputs which are connected to the load, so what ever connected to those 3 pins are the loads, so connect the connector back in place and test the resistance between 12V and ground to see what the resistance is.
"testing resistance between ouput pin labeled 12v (going to mb) and any of the pins on the IC, i get shorts" I do not understand why you check between the 12V and any of the pins on the IC. Do you you understand what the load is? The load is connected between the +12v pin and Ground pin.
Do you have power supply that you can hook up the load to such as light bulb, then short out the light bulb (the load) then see what will happen to the power supply? I think you are skipping too much basic electric/electronics here and need to do more readings.
I.E.:
http://101science.com/Radio.htm
http://www.ibiblio.org/kuphaldt/electricCircuits/
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/attach...6&d=1413071836
See those 3 pins that are labeled with 12V? They are the outputs which are connected to the load, so what ever connected to those 3 pins are the loads, so connect the connector back in place and test the resistance between 12V and ground to see what the resistance is.
"testing resistance between ouput pin labeled 12v (going to mb) and any of the pins on the IC, i get shorts" I do not understand why you check between the 12V and any of the pins on the IC. Do you you understand what the load is? The load is connected between the +12v pin and Ground pin.
Do you have power supply that you can hook up the load to such as light bulb, then short out the light bulb (the load) then see what will happen to the power supply? I think you are skipping too much basic electric/electronics here and need to do more readings.
I.E.:
http://101science.com/Radio.htm
http://www.ibiblio.org/kuphaldt/electricCircuits/
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