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    #21
    Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

    Originally posted by c_hegge View Post
    nomoresonys and ReeceyBurger123 - Enough!!

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      #22
      Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

      Originally posted by tom66 View Post
      Ok, Soltys, please check the voltage across the 450V capacitor.

      This is a large capacitor on the PRIMARY (DANGER) side of the power supply. Your volt meter will need to be on a high DC voltage range, red probe one end of cap, black on other end.

      Do not touch the two leads together and do not touch anything on the primary side with any part of your body...

      We are expecting around 320V in standby, ~390V running.
      We got 322v in standby, when plugged in it peaked at 355v

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        #23
        Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

        Is there a way we can force the psu on and test it with out the mainboard connected, nothing tests shorted in the pfc section, here is a photo of the connectors.
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        Last edited by ReeceyBurger123; 02-18-2015, 05:05 AM.
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          #24
          Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

          The PSU is being turned on by the main board already, if you want to force it on you could do so with a ~100-470 ohm resistor from 5V STBY to POWER ON.
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            #25
            Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

            Originally posted by tom66 View Post
            The PSU is being turned on by the main board already, if you want to force it on you could do so with a ~100-470 ohm resistor from 5V STBY to POWER ON.
            Ok we will try it and see if the other voltages come up thanks.
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              #26
              Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

              Tom, would it help at all that the guy we had it off said it was working fine and he took it to Switzerland and it was still working but then stopped whilst over there and started with this blinking error code, would that have anything to do with it or am I just clutching at straws?
              Last edited by Soltys; 02-18-2015, 05:21 AM.

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                #27
                Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

                Originally posted by Soltys View Post
                Tom, would it help at all that the guy we had it off said it was working fine and he took it to Switzerland and it was still working but then stopped whilst over there and started with this blinking error code, would that have anything to do with it or am I just clutching at straws?
                Unlikely... Switzerland uses 230V like us, probably just a coincidence.
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                  #28
                  Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

                  Just an update we repaired the tv by swapping the power board as we had another on-hand, the tv came straight back to life will try to diagnose the old board and get that one running. Thanks everyone for the input.
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                    #29
                    Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

                    replace R7832 , R7833 , R7834 , your PFC voltage is too low. Value must be correct 511k.

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                      #30
                      Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

                      Originally posted by ReeceyBurger123 View Post
                      Just an update we repaired the tv by swapping the power board as we had another on-hand, the tv came straight back to life will try to diagnose the old board and get that one running. Thanks everyone for the input.
                      Sup, Reecey? Found the issue with the old board? My PFC is 390V~ so all good there. I have that blinking yellow and red light, no sound, display nor backlight. No power to inverter either.
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                        #31
                        Re: Sharp Aquos blinking error help needed

                        I need to start looking at dates on posts. Only 2 years behind.
                        Last edited by dskall; 03-18-2017, 01:29 PM.
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