LG 42LW450U mainboard MICOM SoC_Reset holding processor in reset?

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  • enigmaelectronica
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    Here is the procedure to power on the PSU



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    Originally posted by R_J
    Re: LG 42LW450U mainboard MICOM SoC_Reset holding processor in reset?

    Ops... Ignore my post #19, wrong thread

    As for this thread, Check your P201 PWR-ON pin, that pin turns the power supply on and off and I believe needs to be (high) to turn on the board.
    To test the power supply, disconnect the cable between P201 and the main board, then get about a 1k resistor and connect it between 3.5v and POW-ON, that should give you +12v and +24v

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