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    #21
    Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

    well, might as well try something diferent. I think that standby chip was more of an issue with the 2012 models over a certain batch.

    Hook it all up and apply A/c, now not sure if you need to attempt to turn it on but try every thing from at plugin, power switch and remote. on the A board at connector A6A, pin 22 is 5v there?

    I'm looking at a s60/st60 flowchart.

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      #22
      Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

      tw I have a feeling this is a completely different pinout as P board has SS integrated... so are you sure S60 will be compatible?
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        #23
        Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

        Originally posted by ammarben View Post
        control Voltage across pin 6 off U203 if not control the diode sending this vcc
        how do i do that ?

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          #24
          Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

          what should i do here ??

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            #25
            Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

            mainboards look similar so hoping the pinout is too. Can't find a manual. both have the same style connector and 23 pins

            1.15Vs(S15V)
            2.15Vc(P15V)
            3.F_STBY(F15V)
            4.F_STBY(F15V)
            5.GND
            6.F_STBY_ON
            7.GND
            8.SOS4 (GND)
            9.STBY5V_SW
            10.S0
            11.KEY POWER
            12.S1
            13.KEYSCAN
            14.Panel_Main_On
            15.GND
            16.GND
            17UML
            18.GND
            19.UMH
            20.UEH
            21.SOS8
            22.STB5V
            23.P5V

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              #26
              Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

              Originally posted by tw2005 View Post
              mainboards look similar so hoping the pinout is too. Can't find a manual. both have the same style connector and 23 pins

              1.15Vs(S15V)
              2.15Vc(P15V)
              3.F_STBY(F15V)
              4.F_STBY(F15V)
              5.GND
              6.F_STBY_ON
              7.GND
              8.SOS4 (GND)
              9.STBY5V_SW
              10.S0
              11.KEY POWER
              12.S1
              13.KEYSCAN
              14.Panel_Main_On
              15.GND
              16.GND
              17UML
              18.GND
              19.UMH
              20.UEH
              21.SOS8
              22.STB5V
              23.P5V
              here is what i tested.
              Attached Files

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                #27
                Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                Originally posted by tw2005 View Post
                mainboards look similar so hoping the pinout is too. Can't find a manual. both have the same style connector and 23 pins
                Oh wow you're right.. the S60 does have SS on power board. Did not realise that at all. Interesting.
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                  #28
                  Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                  Originally posted by tw2005 View Post
                  well, might as well try something diferent. I think that standby chip was more of an issue with the 2012 models over a certain batch.

                  Hook it all up and apply A/c, now not sure if you need to attempt to turn it on but try every thing from at plugin, power switch and remote. on the A board at connector A6A, pin 22 is 5v there?

                  I'm looking at a s60/st60 flowchart.
                  yes the 5v is there . what now ?

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                    #29
                    Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                    anyone have any ideas what i can try ?

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                      #30
                      Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                      If PSU is producing 5V but the TV still seems dead where do you think the fault is? What controls the power led? If unsure trace the wires to it.
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                        #31
                        Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                        i was thinking of mainboard but didnt want to put it forward incase it sounded daft ? would i be correct of faulty mainboard ?..would make sense since the guy i got it from said it happened when he plugged in a tablet...

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                          #32
                          Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                          I'd be thinking mainboard but with a tablet if it was plugged into the TV I'm also thinking the current draw would be too high and maybe blew a fuse or something. weird how both tablet and tv died

                          again this is from the s60 chart.

                          Place the meter’s positive lead on pin 6
                          of connector A6 on the A board and
                          press the power switch on the TV.

                          Is there
                          1.5V~3V
                          present?

                          no = main

                          yes = PSS

                          I've never seen these sets so best I can do is quote the guide.

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                            #33
                            Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                            Originally posted by Mikeyboy2007 View Post
                            i was thinking of mainboard but didnt want to put it forward incase it sounded daft ? would i be correct of faulty mainboard ?..would make sense since the guy i got it from said it happened when he plugged in a tablet...
                            Don't be afraid...
                            If you said you thought it was tab bonds, or the backlight inverter, I'd say you were daft
                            But suggesting main board is completely reasonable in this case.
                            Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
                            For service manual, schematic, boardview (board view), datasheet, cad - use our search.

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                              #34
                              Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                              slightly of topic but what is the correct way to add a hdmi device to a tv ie power on hdmi device and the power on tv? or the other way around? i got asked this question earlier i wasnt sure so many conflicting stories.

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                                #35
                                Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                                Originally posted by vinceroger69 View Post
                                slightly of topic but what is the correct way to add a hdmi device to a tv ie power on hdmi device and the power on tv? or the other way around? i got asked this question earlier i wasnt sure so many conflicting stories.
                                No correct way. Both should be completely tolerated by well designed HDMI devices. The HDMI TMDS pairs (the delicate, high speed interface that is most likely to be damaged) are both off when the cable is not connected and before "handshaking".

                                When the cable is connected, the HOTPLUG line is pulled low by the TV, the source (DVD/Bluray/satellite/etc) notices this and reads the TVs EDID data (about 2KB of data), determines which modes the TV and itself can support (lowest common denominator) and switches to that mode. This activates the TMDS pairs.

                                If the cable is disconnected from the TV, the source stops transmitting shortly afterwards.

                                ESD protection on the HDMI ports is typically human body model 15kV rated which suffice to say is extremely tolerant. Some cheaper devices omit such protection but it is very cheap nowadays to add so most companies do it to avoid warranty claims.
                                Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
                                For service manual, schematic, boardview (board view), datasheet, cad - use our search.

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                                  #36
                                  Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                                  Originally posted by tw2005 View Post
                                  I'd be thinking mainboard but with a tablet if it was plugged into the TV I'm also thinking the current draw would be too high and maybe blew a fuse or something. weird how both tablet and tv died

                                  again this is from the s60 chart.

                                  Place the meter's positive lead on pin 6
                                  of connector A6 on the A board and
                                  press the power switch on the TV.

                                  Is there
                                  1.5V~3V
                                  present?

                                  no = main

                                  yes = PSS

                                  I've never seen these sets so best I can do is quote the guide.
                                  Originally posted by tom66 View Post
                                  Don't be afraid...
                                  If you said you thought it was tab bonds, or the backlight inverter, I'd say you were daft
                                  But suggesting main board is completely reasonable in this case.
                                  i will test that out tw and thanks for the input Tom

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                                    #37
                                    Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                                    ok should have checked before but must be the mainboard as there was this burn mark behind HDMI 2 connection.. so i will order one and replace and hopefully it works but will update.
                                    Attached Files

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                                      #38
                                      Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                                      Originally posted by Mikeyboy2007 View Post
                                      ok should have checked before but must be the mainboard as there was this burn mark behind HDMI 2 connection.. so i will order one and replace and hopefully it works but will update.
                                      Ah, ok. that explains the tablet dying. i thought it was via USB. May be able to fault find it and remove the short and this work but may have only 1 hdmi or none.

                                      I've never done it but pretty sure someone has . Of course a main may be easy and cheap.

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                                        #39
                                        Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                                        Originally posted by tom66 View Post
                                        No correct way. Both should be completely tolerated by well designed HDMI devices. The HDMI TMDS pairs (the delicate, high speed interface that is most likely to be damaged) are both off when the cable is not connected and before "handshaking".

                                        When the cable is connected, the HOTPLUG line is pulled low by the TV, the source (DVD/Bluray/satellite/etc) notices this and reads the TVs EDID data (about 2KB of data), determines which modes the TV and itself can support (lowest common denominator) and switches to that mode. This activates the TMDS pairs.

                                        If the cable is disconnected from the TV, the source stops transmitting shortly afterwards.

                                        ESD protection on the HDMI ports is typically human body model 15kV rated which suffice to say is extremely tolerant. Some cheaper devices omit such protection but it is very cheap nowadays to add so most companies do it to avoid warranty claims.
                                        Thanks tom some good information as always.

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                                          #40
                                          Re: No Power on Panasonic Plasma

                                          tw i had a look on ebay and can get main for just less than £10 which is a good buy if itl sort out the tv. will give it a try with another board and update you guys, thanks

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