Hi, when turning on the TV, screen flashes (no image). Red light blinks 23 times, which means fan protection error. The small 50mm fan over the power supply was seized. I replaced it with a fan that had similar ratings. still the same thing, 23 blinks. Any ideas?
Sony KE-P42XS1 23 blinks
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Re: Sony KE-P42XS1 23 blinks
Posting pictures of the back of your tv showing the boards with clear pictures may help you more with fixing your problem -
Re: Sony KE-P42XS1 23 blinks
I don't have good lighting here atm, so can't post very good pictures. Here are a few anyway. The last pic has nothing to do with the problem, it is the TV's backpanel - apparently it is a smokers ex-TV.
Yes. I just found out that if I bridge the sense line and ground, the TV works. Not sure why it doesn't like the new fan, it's 3500rpm while the old was 3300rpm, so that shouldn't be the problem... It is a Fractal Design Silent Series R2 50mm fanComment
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Re: Sony KE-P42XS1 23 blinks
I connected the sense line and ground line from the fan together for now.
New problem: sparkles (or what is this problem usully called? last picture)
It is especially noticeable on faces.
I also took some new pictures, apparently my phone takes much better pictures than my camera...
I'm kinda new to plasmas, so I'm not sure if I can fix this problem by adjusting pots?
I tried to lower the VS voltage a bit (2 volts), but that made it worse: it didn't change the problem you see in the last picture, but added red sparkles all over the screen.
The VS measures 89 volts (should be 87.9V according to the label) and VA measures 65 volts (63.2V on the label)Attached Filesif you find these attachements useful please consider making a small donation to the site
Last edited by Jooo; 01-17-2015, 05:35 PM.Comment
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Re: Sony KE-P42XS1 23 blinks
I seem to remember reading something from Alastair on this forum about sparklies on these old Fujitsu-Hitachi panels (FHP) being a design defect, with no fix available.Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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