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  • thuss
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Jul 2012
    • 317
    • uk
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    50pg3000 no va or vs

    Hi

    My mates tv a 50pg3000 has the following psu eax38865401/7.

    When switched on it gos red to green (standby light) nothing on the the screen not even a flash. about three seconds later goes back to red.

    Ive changed the fuse including f801, q801 q802, ic801, diodes and resistors read fine, but I am still getting no va or vs.

    I get the 5v. and I get strangely on the va about 1.8v but nothing on vs. (Va 195v vs 65v)

    Can someone please advise me what to do.

    thanks in advance
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