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  • cypress123
    Cypress
    • Oct 2015
    • 8
    • USA
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    Philips 50PFP5332D/37

    The unit is dead, except for the front panel blue led responding normally to power on and off (no flashing) - all bulging caps on the power supply have been replaced with correct parts from Digikey - Chassis is EJ3.OU PA

    measurements taken standby On (with blue front panel led on)

    VSND_pos 19.1 19.1
    VSND_neg 15.3 15.3
    12VAL 0 13.3
    POWER_OK .1 .1
    LIGHT_ON .2 .2
    Standby 4.8 0
    12VSSB 0 12.1
    DC_prot 0 .7
    5VSW 0 5.3
    5VSTB 5.2 5.2

    Measurements taken from the power supply board from the area in the picture - the green power supply led in the picture is on as long as it has power applied
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