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    Vs grounded on Lower X-buffer?

    When I check continuity on my lower X-buffer board, the Vs seems to be grounded. Is this normal? When I connect the power supply to it, the Vs goes to ground. I don't see any causes.

    I have a Samsung PN51E530A3FXZA that won't turn on, but I have a seperate thread for that.

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    Re: Vs grounded on Lower X-buffer?

    Does this sound normal to anyone?

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      Re: Vs grounded on Lower X-buffer?

      Checked Ymain for S/C common issue on these ?
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        Re: Vs grounded on Lower X-buffer?

        Well this is just the Lower X-buffer completely disconnected from any other circuit. Vs has direct continuity to ground.

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          #5
          Re: Vs grounded on Lower X-buffer?

          Alright, now that the forum is back up, I can continue! Reecey, thank you for your help so far. I really hope we can get this thing figured out.

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            #6
            Re: Vs grounded on Lower X-buffer?

            Ok take the Xmain out it has some Smd mosfets on the underside possibly them shorted.
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