would this be safer? "could you measure the dc voltage on CN3-CN4 (black connector) with the mainboard disconnected and see if there is at least a standby voltage"? but not sure where to put the probes.
Sorry yes we all test things differently so i edited my last post im just going too look a schematic and will find test points.
plug all leads back in and screw the psu back down turn your tv on put your multi meter on dc volts then put the black probe on one of the psu mounting screws then with the red probe test the voltages on that connector are they numbered? pin 9 is 5v stby there are two rows of pins on that connector so maybe easier to push the red probe down the side of each wire where it goes into the connector it should read voltages ok doing it that way.
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Last edited by vinceroger69; 10-31-2017, 09:51 AM.
basically cn4 and cn3 means two different connectors can be fitted to that pcb yours is classed as cn4 if you cant find pin 9 for now just test all the voltages i have added a picture so you maybe able too work out pin 9
Last edited by vinceroger69; 10-31-2017, 09:57 AM.
start from basics get a new battery a aa or 9v one and check your meters working fine on dc measurements i will have a look in the schematic while your testing that as i have not worked on one of these boards before
thats ok then start with page one of this thread and follow each step, my guess its the same ic thats failedin this thread, see how far you get and what voltages you get etc but if that ic has failed its probably why you are getting no voltages on that connector
a common failure on these power supplies U202 FAN6300 SMPS IC if this ic is cheap enough and you can solder ok i would probably just change the ic but if i was fault finding this board i would just follow this thread step by step and see if it points too that ic being faulty.
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