Hello everybody. I have this 40" LED TV:
But the screen stays black when turned on. Power LED, backlight LEDs and sound works. The mainboard successfully feeds 12v input voltage to the TCON if TV is powered on. But according to the various testpoints on the TCON board, it seems the TCON is unable to produce the other required voltages for the panel.
The attached image shows the TCON board on which i marked interesting testpoints in red. When TV is powered on, these testpoints measure:
I also put cyan dots on the picture where I could measure continuity to VIN_12v (even while turned off).
To me it seems ICD1 (SM4154) does get 12v input and is supposed to produce all those other voltages - except 1.8v which will be created by little regulator ICD3 (RT9164A) i guess - but just does not do it.
Can you help me somehow? I am somewhat clueless.
Bye bye!
P.S. To view full image pls use the pdf. I had to export the image as PDF because of the attachment limit, sorry!
JTC LED TV 840CTS
Model #: DVB-PS14007HCAS
Mainboard: CV9202H-NPW
Powersupply: CVB42001
Panel: Samsung LSC400HM06
TCON: Y13_MB7S60TS4LV0.3
Model #: DVB-PS14007HCAS
Mainboard: CV9202H-NPW
Powersupply: CVB42001
Panel: Samsung LSC400HM06
TCON: Y13_MB7S60TS4LV0.3
But the screen stays black when turned on. Power LED, backlight LEDs and sound works. The mainboard successfully feeds 12v input voltage to the TCON if TV is powered on. But according to the various testpoints on the TCON board, it seems the TCON is unable to produce the other required voltages for the panel.
The attached image shows the TCON board on which i marked interesting testpoints in red. When TV is powered on, these testpoints measure:
Code:
VIN_12v = 12v HVIN_12v = 0 VONE = 0.25v VOFFE = 0.25v VSS = 0.56v VCC_1.8v = 0.01v VCC_1.15v = 0 VCC_3.3v = 0.75v AVDD = 0 HAVDD = 0
To me it seems ICD1 (SM4154) does get 12v input and is supposed to produce all those other voltages - except 1.8v which will be created by little regulator ICD3 (RT9164A) i guess - but just does not do it.
Can you help me somehow? I am somewhat clueless.

Bye bye!
P.S. To view full image pls use the pdf. I had to export the image as PDF because of the attachment limit, sorry!
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