[Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

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  • ydbeba
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Looking at the schematic, these caps are connected to HV1 and HV2. Looks like C789 should read C709.

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  • ydbeba
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    Hello, I have quite a similar issue. No backlight I unsoldered HT caps C705, C731, C734 and C789. I found two of these bad, one is 10 pF and the other one is 20 pF.

    The two OK are 33 pF

    Unfortunately I did check which value those were, before unsoldering. Can anyone telle me
    which is which. Board is DPS-298CP-2.

    Thanks

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  • OobabeloO
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Hello Felix,
    did you manage to find the issue with the backlight ?
    I'm facing a similar issue on my DPS-298CPA board : the TV will work for a given time, then the backlight will switch off and back, etc.. and then off until I restart the TV (cold boot).
    I already changed all mosfet, the HT caps as the IC that drives the mosfets to solve an annoying clicking sound (and this was indeed the cure).
    Regards,

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  • felix
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Originally posted by felix
    I unsoldered with my hot air station all 4 diodes that gave a 0.031/0.062V measurement both ways.

    All are in the range of 0.550-0.570V (DMM diode mode) and only one direction, whch means that they are ok.

    UPDATE:

    I changed all THT caps and backlight caps except the large 450V/150uF and i somehow managed to get it working (tv signal,hdmi input etc).

    After that it seems like it tries to power up (led blinking white) but then it powers off again.

    Continuing the search, because the owner already bought a replacement TV, so i have plenty of time to troubleshoot (he wants it as a spare)

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Originally posted by otoluk
    Replaced Q301A and Q301B (P10NK60ZFP) with P12NM50FP as didn't find exactly the same part. Also replaced R344 with 0.2ohm resistor.

    Now when turning on it tries to strike few times and there is voltage spike of 40V on VCC and I hit overvoltage(>600v) beep on my multimeter on Q301A. Same overvoltage spikes I get on T301 input. Still backlight doesn't turn on. C731/C709/C734/C705/C808 are already replaced.

    The burnt-out resistor indicates a short circuit of Q301a(type P6NK60ZFP), and resistor maybe goes defective when one of the capacitors C306A/C306B is no longer in order?
    Ever get it sorted out?

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  • felix
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    I unsoldered with my hot air station all 4 diodes that gave a 0.031/0.062V measurement both ways.

    All are in the range of 0.550-0.570V (DMM diode mode) and only one direction, whch means that they are ok.

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  • felix
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Originally posted by budm
    Remove those suspect diodes that show bad in the circuit and test them off the board.
    It sounds like the SMPS is cycling on and off which can be due to shorted circuit or bad startup/running cap.
    Please upload the pictures of YOUR board also.
    Is this the same EXACT board as OP?
    Hello budm! Thank you for your reply !

    My power supply is the same as the OP, DPS-298CP-2A. The photos are attached.

    I will measure the diodes off-board and come back with results.

    Thank you again!
    Attached Files

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  • budm
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Originally posted by felix
    I took some measurements with the PSU connected on AC.

    On CN4 Connector i get no 3.3VSB.

    IC901 (3BS3LJ)
    Pin 7 (VCC) cycles between 11 and 17volts
    Pin 4 (HV) is stable at 270 Volts

    IC4 (DDA005)
    Pin 2 (IN) starts from 21.6 Volts and falling with steady step (measured up to 20 Volts)
    Pin 4 (OUT) is 0

    On R916 close to IC901 i also get 11-17 Volts cycling.


    Without AC connected :

    On D908 close to IC901 i measure 0.062V in DMM diode mode, in both directions.
    On D903 i measure 0.175V, the same with above.

    Is IC4 my problem, since there is no VCC-ON voltage ?


    Thank you in advance
    Remove those suspect diodes that show bad in the circuit and test them off the board.
    It sounds like the SMPS is cycling on and off which can be due to shorted circuit or bad startup/running cap.
    Please upload the pictures of YOUR board also.
    Is this the same EXACT board as OP?
    Last edited by budm; 02-21-2018, 10:16 AM.

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  • felix
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    I took some measurements with the PSU connected on AC.

    On CN4 Connector i get no 3.3VSB.

    IC901 (3BS3LJ)
    Pin 7 (VCC) cycles between 11 and 17volts
    Pin 4 (HV) is stable at 270 Volts

    IC4 (DDA005)
    Pin 2 (IN) starts from 21.6 Volts and falling with steady step (measured up to 20 Volts)
    Pin 4 (OUT) is 0

    On R916 close to IC901 i also get 11-17 Volts cycling.


    Without AC connected :

    On D908 close to IC901 i measure 0.062V in DMM diode mode, in both directions.
    On D903 i measure 0.175V, the same with above.

    Is IC4 my problem, since there is no VCC-ON voltage ?


    Thank you in advance

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  • felix
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Hello,

    I have same TV but it doesn't power on, not even standby led.

    I have measured the SB260 Diodes (D907 & D911) but they are ok (0.210V on DMM diode test, out of circuit).

    The only thing i managed to find is the Optoisolator PC902, which input is connected to "FAULT" pin 17 of IC702 (DDA003A) and input pins 1&2 of DDA005.

    PC902 is NEC-PS2561B-1-A, and i do not get any sign from pins 1&2 (internal led Anode and Cathode) when measuring with DMM in diode mode.

    Can anyone enlighten me ? What has happened there ?

    I believe that DDA003A is responsible for inverter UCP and BL dimming ? Counld my problem be caused by that ?

    I have no other shorted element, but i haven't measured the caps ESR out of circuit. Is there any problem with the specific PSU and the caps in the past?

    Thank you in advance !

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  • xiribitu
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Originally posted by otoluk
    Replaced Q301A and Q301B (P10NK60ZFP) with P12NM50FP as didn't find exactly the same part. Also replaced R344 with 0.2ohm resistor.
    Hi, my TV has the same syptoms, everything works but no backlight. Replaced those parts you mentioned (shorted fets and opened resistor) but still no luck.
    Did you find what's causing the problem?

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  • otoluk
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Where did you find element values?

    I am looking also for D303 and D908 values. D303 has marking "5D" that is all i know.

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  • torentino
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    Originally posted by torentino
    Sorry for late thema resurrection. Anybody has values of element around IC901 3BS3LJ. Had a full explosion of nearby elements, specially R926, r927, C918, D908 and q901.
    OK, find it by myself:
    R926-22R
    R927-1K
    c918-220pF 50V
    R903-0,18R
    R901-0,1R
    Q901-2SK4101
    R926-22R
    R923-100R

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  • torentino
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    Sorry for late thema resurrection. Anybody has values of element around IC901 3BS3LJ. Had a full explosion of nearby elements, specially R926, r927, C918, D908 and q901.

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  • otoluk
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    IC4 is DDA005
    Its counterpart is DDA005 = M29150 Link
    Attached Files

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  • R_J
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    R344 acts like a fuse between the B+ and B+++ It went open because Q301A & B shorted, IF they shorted from drain to the Gate, D303/312 or R333/338 could be bad OR the IC601 could have been damaged.
    The vcc on pin 16 of ic601 should not exceed +20 volts if it is a DDA002C. It looks like it gets the VCC-on from IC4 (which I dont know what it is) if it's a regulator of some sort it could be bad?
    Last edited by R_J; 06-30-2017, 04:59 PM.

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  • otoluk
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Replaced Q301A and Q301B (P10NK60ZFP) with P12NM50FP as didn't find exactly the same part. Also replaced R344 with 0.2ohm resistor.

    Now when turning on it tries to strike few times and there is voltage spike of 40V on VCC and I hit overvoltage(>600v) beep on my multimeter on Q301A. Same overvoltage spikes I get on T301 input. Still backlight doesn't turn on. C731/C709/C734/C705/C808 are already replaced.

    The burnt-out resistor indicates a short circuit of Q301a(type P6NK60ZFP), and resistor maybe goes defective when one of the capacitors C306A/C306B is no longer in order?

    Error 17 (POK). The display is switched “on” with the
    signal “Lamp On”. If the inverter starts (or 24V display is
    OK) the POK line becomes “high”. If the POK line is not
    “high”, the set backlight will be switched “off” and “on” again
    for 3 times (start-up). If the set POK line becomes “high”
    after the retries, no error is logged; if the POK stays “low”,
    error is logged: LAYER 1 error = “3”, LAYER 2 error = “17”.
    No protection is required, the start-up goes on.
    Last edited by otoluk; 06-30-2017, 06:35 AM.

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  • otoluk
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Ok, tested Q301A and Q301B they are shot. Also R344(1 ohm?) is open.

    Will replace and check then.

    Resistor is 5 band but can't verify it's value. Is it 1 or 0.1ohm?
    Attached Files
    Last edited by otoluk; 06-30-2017, 03:33 AM.

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  • otoluk
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    Re: [Philips TV] 47PFL5604H backlight/inverter

    Didn't get any measurements in DC, it was zero for both pins. Q301pin is connected to transformer shouldn't it be AC?

    I measured against screws at corners maybe that is not a good reference point.
    Last edited by otoluk; 06-30-2017, 01:35 AM.

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  • budm
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    Ac???

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