Not sure if anyone on here will have this or not, but I am giving it a shot. I just ordered the repair kit for this TV Power Supply # BA01P0F01 03 3. I replaced everything in the kit but when finishing up I noticed D1215 was broken and only half of it was there. I am trying to figure out what I need to replace it with. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Emerson LC407EM1
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Re: Emerson LC407EM1
It looks like it's the diode across the relay coil. Use your ohm-meter to check if each side of the diode solder pads go to the relay windings. The relay should say what it's operating voltage is on it's plastic case. I would think any 1 amp diode would be more than suitable but check the previous details first.Willing to help but I'm no expert. -
Re: Emerson LC407EM1
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That diode is nothing too special. I believe it was a little glass type diode if I look at SJ's pictures. Put in a 1N4148, 100V high speed switching diode and call it a day.
Found the service manual for it too... and it is a 1n4148.Attached FilesComment
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