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    #21
    Re: Panasonic TH-P42A2G SN Board Problem 4 blinks

    Originally posted by tw2005 View Post
    So on the board location for this opto, what's the resisitance between pin 5 & 8? Is it the same 50ohms?
    its same 50 ohms.

    Originally posted by tw2005 View Post
    Hope you realise the original Q701 & 702 are 2PD601ART and MMBTA92 respectively.
    That would mean your MMBT3904 is about 20V underspec and your MMBT3906(40V 0.2A, PNP) is about 260 volts under rated as the MMBTA92 is a 300V 0.5A PNP
    I see thats why my replacement short again..
    Only these 2 transistor Q701 & Q702 I have replace..will then search other replacement as its specification.
    Last edited by heri; 04-09-2016, 04:40 AM.

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      #22
      Re: Panasonic TH-P42A2G SN Board Problem 4 blinks

      Originally posted by heri View Post
      Only these 2 transistor Q701 & Q702 I have replace.



      I see thats why my replacement short again..
      will then search other replacement as its specification.
      I would say so but there's a lot of variables at play here, you could be fighting a tough battle because partial or incorrect repair can cause more damage and make it very hard to fix.

      You also need to sort out that 50 ohm reading

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        #23
        Re: Panasonic TH-P42A2G SN Board Problem 4 blinks

        Originally posted by heri View Post
        its same 50 ohms.



        I see thats why my replacement short again..
        Only these 2 transistor Q701 & Q702 I have replace..will then search other replacement as its specification.
        Then you need to find what's shorted. You have 2 choices, IC773 or IC771. Process of elimination. So remove one.

        Correct resistance in cct would be very close to 6 Kohms across pin 5 & 8

        Are you saying only Q701 & 702 have been replaced on this board, nothing else?

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          #24
          Re: Panasonic TH-P42A2G SN Board Problem 4 blinks

          I have replace these:

          >> 1st:
          Q661 - 30F125
          D641 - RF2001
          Q402 - RJP63F4A
          Q401,Q621 - RJP56F4A
          Q421 - RJP43F4A
          Q441 - DG501LW
          Q451 - DG501RP
          (bought from utsource.net)

          when I turn on TV then Q401 & Q661 shorted.

          >> 2nd:
          Q401 - 30J124
          Q661 - 30J124
          Q701 - MMBT3904
          Q702 - MMBT3906
          (from local supply)

          attach bulb 100W/220V across SN2-P2 for safety.
          when turn on TV again then Q701, Q702 shorted, also found that IC461 (opto) is broken.

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            #25
            Re: Panasonic TH-P42A2G SN Board Problem 4 blinks

            Originally posted by heri View Post
            I have replace these:

            >> 1st:
            Q661 - 30F125
            D641 - RF2001
            Q402 - RJP63F4A
            Q401,Q621 - RJP56F4A
            Q421 - RJP43F4A
            Q441 - DG501LW
            Q451 - DG501RP
            (bought from utsource.net)

            when I turn on TV then Q401 & Q661 shorted.

            >> 2nd:
            Q401 - 30J124
            Q661 - 30J124
            Q701 - MMBT3904
            Q702 - MMBT3906
            (from local supply)

            attach bulb 100W/220V across SN2-P2 for safety.
            when turn on TV again then Q701, Q702 shorted, also found that IC461 (opto) is broken.
            Q661 - 30F125 This should be RJP63F3A
            D641 - RF2001what numbers after this? they dictate what voltage as there are several RF2001 versions
            Q402 - RJP63F4A Q401 & 402 are the same transistor RJP56F4A
            Q401,Q621 - RJP56F4A Q621 is a 30F125
            Q421 - RJP43F4A correct
            Q441 - DG501LWcorrect
            Q451 - DG501RPcorrect

            30J124 is a 600V IGBT but only 30A.

            RJP63F3 is 40A and RJP56F4A I believe is 40A.

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