Sceptre X405BV-FHD3HF02205 no power

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  • dnixon
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    Re: Sceptre X405BV-FHD3HF02205 no power

    OK. I.m not experienced at this and have a couple of questions. To test the fuse I removed the shrinkwrap not knowing I needed to flip the board over. woiuldn't think so, but does that shrinkwap need to be replaced? Next, when checking the voltage on the cap will polarity matter connecting the meter? Any safety tips other than don't touch anything with bare hands?

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  • budm
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    Re: Sceptre X405BV-FHD3HF02205 no power

    Originally posted by dnixon
    OK. I think the fuse is good. I get 0 ohms on the dmm. That was after a few seconds of fluctuating readings.
    We need to find out of you do have about 150~160VDC betweeen the two legs of the main filter cap (the big cap laying on its side).
    You must be real careful since you will be working in the HOT DEADLY side of the circuit.
    Sceptre KW-PIV400102A Power Supply Backlight Inverter

    http://www.shopjimmy.com/sceptre-kw-...-inverter.htm#
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  • dnixon
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    OK. I think the fuse is good. I get 0 ohms on the dmm. That was after a few seconds of fluctuating readings.

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  • dcapper
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    On the top left of the board, there is a part listed as F1. That's the fuse. Meter that and see if it's not blown. If it is, there could be more wrong with the power supply but let's start with that.

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  • dnixon
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    Re: Sceptre X405BV-FHD3HF02205 no power

    OK. Attached is a picture of the whole back and one of the other main board
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  • budm
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    Re: Sceptre X405BV-FHD3HF02205 no power

    Are talking about the parts with LA1, LA2, LA3, and LA4 designators? Those are inductors for the output filter for the Class D power amplifiers outputs.
    Please up load the pictures of the whole back side of the TV so we can see all the boards.

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  • dnixon
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    Sceptre X405BV-FHD3HF02205 no power

    My sceptre lcd tv picture picture failed recently. The red light on the front doesn't come on and I understand from the troubleshooting guides that something in the power path has failed. I found an old thread on this tv that I will go through in detail, but I wanted to post a picture that shows some suspicious looking caps first and get an opinion. I don't have a setting on my phone camera that matches the max resolution so I picked something that was closest. I hope that is ok and appreciate any help. The caps in question are 4 on the right side of the picture ( the board is actually show upside down). The tops are grey instead of metallic silver, so I wonder if they are bad. I'd also appreciate info on where to find board schematics and other technical info for the tv.
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