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    TC-P42S30 Shorted SN board TNPA5349 - troubleshooting advice?

    Back again... made it almost two years since the last repair. (https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=30442) Have had plenty of beers in your honor since then, tw2005, if you're paying attention.

    Can't find another SN board and I really want this plasma to last another ten years, but I'll be damned if I haven't killed this board.

    Started with a solid red LED after the set quit working and when I hit the power button it turned to 14 blinks. Immediately took the set apart and found a short on VSUS. SN2 shows dead short. Lifted the legs on the four IGBT's and the short "appeared" to have disappeared. I say appeared, cuz i'm still a novice and may have made an error - in all honesty, i don't remember how i came to that conclusion. Installed four new IGBT's plus another at Q622 which was showing a short. The diodes and resistors that come with the repair kits are testing just fine.

    With five new transistors installed I am showing dead short at SN2, and do not want to give up on this set. TW if you're around, plz give me an idea of how to proceed. (I've already gone through our last posting and still can't find a way forward.)


    Thanks!

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    Re: TC-P42S30 Shorted SN board TNPA5349 - troubleshooting advice?

    Hok - just to be clear, do you press & hold the power button to get 14 blinks or does a momentary press yield the 14 blinks?
    Last edited by 850csi; 01-06-2016, 12:07 AM.

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      Re: TC-P42S30 Shorted SN board TNPA5349 - troubleshooting advice?

      Originally posted by 850csi View Post
      Hok - just to be clear, do you press & hold the power button to get 14 blinks or does a momentary press yield the 14 blinks?
      Hmm--Why not check your SC for shorts, instead of dreging up three older threads asking about remote/power button functionality?

      10-1, It'll be short.
      TELEFIX

      How PLASMA SCREENS WORK, X-SUS and Y-SUS what they do--
      http://www.irf.com/technical-info/appnotes/an-1088.pdf
      PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL ME PRIVATELY FOR REPAIR ADVICE. QUESTIONS BELONG ON THE FORUM!

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        Re: TC-P42S30 Shorted SN board TNPA5349 - troubleshooting advice?

        Thanks Alastair, the SN board is shorted 100% certain. (This is combined SC/SD/SU on this model) I am a novice and do not know how to locate where the short is. The normal culprits, (IGBT's, 2 diodes, and 4 resistors) appear to be fine. IF i'm testing them properly.
        I did have a problem with the trace pad on one, but I believe I've gotten it back in circuit properly.
        I suppose I just don't know how to locate the short and could use any advice to help me figure it out.
        I'll upload a pic of the board later today for reference, meanwhile http://otexinc.com/images/TNPA5349%20AB1.JPG is an image of the same board.

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          Re: TC-P42S30 Shorted SN board TNPA5349 - troubleshooting advice?

          Originally posted by Alastair E View Post
          instead of dreging up three older threads asking about remote/power button functionality?
          To be fair, it looks like a user named 850csi has a part in the other two threads as well.

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