M.B. BN94-04709A. Y board not shorted, Z not shorted. Vs 217vdc, VA 55vdc. P.S. cycles on/off. CN801 #1 low and CN801 #6 3.2 vdc. The swap low/3.2 vdc when cycling.
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Re: PN59D6500FXZA Clicking On/Off
Sorry CN 801 #1 and CN802 #6 swap high low. -
Re: PN59D6500FXZA Clicking On/Off
Really late to the party here, do you still have issues with this model?
I don't want to just call it in advance but you more than likely have a bad main board if the tv turns on stays on for a few seconds to a minute and then shuts off and cycles back on.
All these model main boards are compatible with one another
BN94-04689A
BN94-04689B
BN94-04689C
BN94-04709A
BN94-04728AComment
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Hi all!!
Ok just got a Onkyo SKW-593 sub woofer that has no power person told me that it smoked and that his GF let the volume full when she powered off the amp and when he came to turn it on the sub played but then suddenly smoke was coming out, didn't say from where. So opened it up and saw a resistor made of metal (pic) but can't see any writing on metal par so what ever was written on it was burnt. So I'm kinda stuck here with this. I did ask for a repair or schematics in the other group section and waiting for this but I hope someone here might lend me a hand to try and identify... -
PSU - BN44-00878A
Symptoms:
The TV turned itself off, and I haven't been able to turn it back on. The standby voltage was unstable and lower than it should be.
A weak clicking sound was coming from the transformer.
Video with clicking sound:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lAduhjNtqCA
Progress:
After the transformer, I measured four Schottky diodes. DM862C and DM864C diodes readings were 003 in both directions. After detaching them from the circuit and measuring them, DM864C was the shorted one. These Schottky diodes are SB550.I... -
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I opened it looking for some problem, it was not touched before for sure and the board is very clena, no spot of corrosion at all from what I can see. Voltage on multimeter of the board off the case it's the same, 5V 0.42A. But then I noticed this "clicking sound" come from the board ( I attached here the audio file).
Looking on google I found this:... -
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I have a UN60D8000YF with a BN44-0432A power supply and a BN41-01622C main board.
The set was working then not,then started clicking.
Wilth the power supply disconnected from the main board I can occasionally get it to power the LED back lights , getting it to stop clicking is luck.
Checked caps and diodes and mosfets the best I could. When it stop clicking there is 5v and 18v on the connector to the main board.
A schematic or suggestion would be great.
Thanks
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