I picked up a Sanyo DP52449 and it has a darkest blue screen not real dark but it seems maybe a little darker than normal. Also real choppy noise from the speakers. Have not done anything at all with it. Just wondering if the panel was bad would it still light up blue?
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That is what I was leaning towards. I thank you for your reply. I have not really got into it. Would you mind telling me how to check what you said. Can I check it with a regular volt meter? Also may I ask if there is anything I can do to rule out the actual screen itself before I start throwing money into it?
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https://www.badcaps.net/forum/attach...5&d=1398298480
This PDF is from Tom here on Badcaps.
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Got around to checking this TV today and could not figure out how to test the T Conn board. The TV lights up with like a light blue screen, It has great sound. Screen never did anything different though. So it is either the T CONN board or the board that sends signal to the screen. Could it be that board even though it puts out sound? Please reply soon.
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i have this same exact problem. backlight comes on, chopped noise sound coming from speakers (that is, until it quit now it doesnt do it anymore).
i have checked all correct voltages coming from power board to main board so far.
i have uploaded the service manual i found.
this looks to be a nice tv and i'd like to get it working to use. picked it up when some ppl were moving.
also, since the speakers were outputting chopped noise and the speakers come directly from the main board, wouldnt that indicate the problem is on the main board and not any other? number on the tuner sticker is N7KE.Attached Files
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Have you checked the fuse on the Tcon board to see if it has a dc voltage on both sides?
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I see that you have replaced the Tcon but it would be worth checking the voltage to it.Last edited by dick_barton; 06-01-2016, 01:25 PM.Willing to help but I'm no expert.
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With the set on and out of standby you can check it by testing the voltage at both sides of the fuse with your voltmeter set to DC. Black meter lead on the chassis and red meter lead to each side of the fuse in turn. The fuse should be marked something like "F1"Willing to help but I'm no expert.
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Have a read through this thread. It may help you.
https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showth...hlight=DP52449Willing to help but I'm no expert.
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