On that side I can only get to to registrar and all the boards are the same so dose that mean that only the other side is bad. Also it seems like the other boards on the opposite side read different but all three in that bank are all the same. I know the boards are different because there are less chips. Just thinking lol thanks agin
if you still have sound and picture can see with torch light, i would start take the set in parts and start from the the bulbs, each point had brown effect or heating mark would test them first with re soldering.
Can you tell me why sum of the transformers and chips on the boards register different ? For the most part the two that are not brown are the same with my reading but then there are sum that I can't get a reading on. I'm so confused the easiest
The easiest way for me to say it is there is 3 boards and if I check oms on the three there is the one board that is way higher then the other 2 but the same oms on others parts
I doubt that all transformers are bad on the 3 boards on the other side. Just compare one transformer to all others on one side, then the same thing on the other side. Usually it is the secondary (the high voltage side) that fails.
I understand that this TV has actually 2 PSU's? Is the 24V that feeds those boards is good from both PSU's? Both PSUs turn on fully?
What do you get with the DMM in OHM mode when you check the secondary of each inverter transformer? Try the 1st pin on the secondary with pin 4. Do that on every board. Post them all here so I can have a look.
Not every transformer pin out is the same. Sometimes we either have to figure it out or look up the spec sheet of the transformer to get the pin out. I was just at it to look the transformer part number up, but had no luck.
What do you read on the pins inside the CCFL connector?
Ok at the cclf connector I'm getting 7.28 to 7.33 on 17 out of the 18 on this one side of the tv anyway and the one is at 7.08 and that one is once again on the board that's in question with the little brown spot
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