Usual problem so checked power board over and all looked OK fuses diodes etc. Voltage on main caps good at 345v. Standby OK but little else. Checked voltages for turn on with meter connected and signals from main aok. No Vs at all and feed is via X so disconnected lead to Y and switched on - voila 201v sot on. Y sus is E52483 and covered in the gooey gunk from manufacturer. Question 1 can I test sus with buffer removed without damage. 2 any known bad components on this board in your experiences. Thanks in advance.
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Re: LG 42PT250 - TA not turn on
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Well given a number of recent posts someone on here needs to search for an article on how to keep your mouth shut if nothing worthwhile to say. I have found the search on this site to return too many non relevant posts but do recall one some time ago that suggested ysus could be damaged if buffer not attached. Also seeking any help re this board from people with far more experience of LG plasma model.
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I did do test on buffer by probe on a ysus input connector pin and other pro e run along all the screen output pins - no reaction from mm. Not worked on LG plasma before but have done several Samsung and recall their buffers had test points but nothing marked as such on this buffer. Ysus board in short supply it seems.
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You could disconnect the Y-sus Bd from the PSU and connect a 230Vac light bulb as a load to the PSU connector supplying the Vs voltage to the Y-sus Bd and apply power the light bulb should glow bright, if the PSU is good. You could measure Va to confirm a working PSU.
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Andrew F post prompted me to check Va as I didn't do that when it seemed obvious the problem was with Y side board/s. So I disconnect lead X (Z) to Y and test Vs and Va. Surprise now I get nothing with set clicking on off. In frustration I disconnect lead from power board to X and both Vs and Va come up stable at power board connector albeit my meter shows them a few volts over Vs 201 reads 209 and Va 55 reads 58. Back to the drawing board!
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