Hello all, first post but I do want to say I have done some reading before I decided to post.
Any ways i have a vx42l tv that has amber light vizio logo but no response from power button. I do not have the remote as well.
So i took the back off the tv and it has one power supply, main board, tcon board and on big back light inverter on the left side of the tv. (as far as big boards go)
So after reading i tested standby by voltage with power hooked up and got 5v from the meter.(all boards connected)
I then went to the main board and check f1 and got 5vs, went to f2 which i believe should give out voltage as well and read nothing. I also held the power button down and still no voltage from f2. I checked continuity on f2 and its good.
So does this lead me to a bad main board? since the power supply on signal is not being sent?
I also read something about a u33 but i believe thats for when the vizio logo lights up white and no picture?
EDIT: I test u7,u8,u9, u33 pin 2 and u7 and u9 were really low the others were around 3.26. These are the 3 pin ic
Thanks for your help in advance.
Any ways i have a vx42l tv that has amber light vizio logo but no response from power button. I do not have the remote as well.
So i took the back off the tv and it has one power supply, main board, tcon board and on big back light inverter on the left side of the tv. (as far as big boards go)
So after reading i tested standby by voltage with power hooked up and got 5v from the meter.(all boards connected)
I then went to the main board and check f1 and got 5vs, went to f2 which i believe should give out voltage as well and read nothing. I also held the power button down and still no voltage from f2. I checked continuity on f2 and its good.
So does this lead me to a bad main board? since the power supply on signal is not being sent?
I also read something about a u33 but i believe thats for when the vizio logo lights up white and no picture?
EDIT: I test u7,u8,u9, u33 pin 2 and u7 and u9 were really low the others were around 3.26. These are the 3 pin ic
Thanks for your help in advance.
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