Hi everyone,
So what happened was that in the middle of watching a movie the screen went completely black. I turned the TV off, then back on but at that point all that happens you can hear a relay click on then back off every 15-20 seconds.
I have tried replacing both the "G2" $ "G4" power supply boards as well as the motherboard and the T-CON board. The replacement boards did come from eBay, however the symptoms are exactly the same after changing them out.
I thought the power supply may be getting a failure protection signal like over current and shutting itself back off so I started removing the output cables from the power supplies one by one. I discovered that when I removed the T-CON 12V connection that the power supply will stay on. At that point I thought for sure it was the T-CON that was bad but like I said after replacing it I have the same issue.
I then removed one of the 4 flat cables from the T-CON to the LCD Panel and then plugged in the AC power. This allowed the power supply to stay on, the backlights come on and stay on and the Sony into sound plays through the speakers.
Does this indicate that the Panel itself is pulling too much current and causing the power supply to trip off? Anything ideas are greatly appreciated.
Thanks
So what happened was that in the middle of watching a movie the screen went completely black. I turned the TV off, then back on but at that point all that happens you can hear a relay click on then back off every 15-20 seconds.
I have tried replacing both the "G2" $ "G4" power supply boards as well as the motherboard and the T-CON board. The replacement boards did come from eBay, however the symptoms are exactly the same after changing them out.
I thought the power supply may be getting a failure protection signal like over current and shutting itself back off so I started removing the output cables from the power supplies one by one. I discovered that when I removed the T-CON 12V connection that the power supply will stay on. At that point I thought for sure it was the T-CON that was bad but like I said after replacing it I have the same issue.
I then removed one of the 4 flat cables from the T-CON to the LCD Panel and then plugged in the AC power. This allowed the power supply to stay on, the backlights come on and stay on and the Sony into sound plays through the speakers.
Does this indicate that the Panel itself is pulling too much current and causing the power supply to trip off? Anything ideas are greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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