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  • ta630
    Steve
    • Mar 2015
    • 4
    • usa
    #1

    Viore pdp42v18ha

    Okay people I have been through tom66 troubleshooting for plasma tv
    Will post a picture if needed but I have no voltage on the vs side of the power supply
    My question is I have a picture that is viewable at night but very dim in the day
    I had to turn the brightness down to even view the picture
    Would a bad power supply cause this
    Viore pdp42v18ha
    I belive its a lg power supply
    Thanks for the help

    Steve
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    • ta630
      Steve
      • Mar 2015
      • 4
      • usa
      #2
      Re: Viore pdp42v18ha

      First picture is the tv screen
      Second is the top of the power supply
      and the third is the bottom of the power supply
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        • Shinju
          Badcaps Legend
          • Mar 2014
          • 1239
          • USA
          #3
          Re: Viore pdp42v18ha

          1st you will need to verify your SMPS voltages to the sticker in found on the inside of the panel.

          I suspect this is a bad X/Z board as the picture looks very washed out and faded.

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            • ta630
              Steve
              • Mar 2015
              • 4
              • usa
              #4
              Re: Viore pdp42v18ha

              vs voltage was a touch low at 185
              now set as per sticker at 186
              vd voltage spot on at 60
              5v is showing 4 volts
              The reason for not showing any voltage last night
              Replace batteries in multimeter
              Thanks Steve

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