Samsung 32" power supply BN44-0351B no backlight

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  • JamesPereira
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    Re: Samsung 32" power supply BN44-0351B no backlight

    I have the same problem in your model tv, i dont have backlight here is the pcs802s/b? Can you show me by picture? Thanks a lot

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  • seve91
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    ok i've bought these leds, 14.62€ includes shipping. we will see if they got same temperature

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  • diif
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    Re: Samsung 32" power supply BN44-0351B no backlight

    Originally posted by seve91
    yes but almost impossible to find. Hope 6500k leds i've just bought got the right temp
    Not really.
    it.rs-online.com/web/c/display-e-optoelettronica/led-e-accessori/led-visibili/?searchTerm=LM561B

    Not data sheet but shows a picture of the bottom of the LED not in the data sheet.
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    Last edited by diif; 09-04-2017, 01:43 PM. Reason: added datasheet

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  • seve91
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    Re: Samsung 32" power supply BN44-0351B no backlight

    Originally posted by diif
    I would think they are using their own LEDs in their TVs. Perhaps something like the LM561B.
    Originally posted by dskall
    Well again look at color chart. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_temperature
    Higher temps are bluer. Trouble is just because they list them as certain temp doesn't mean they are. If you get actual 5700k they will be yellow. I would contact seller and tell them you did not get right temp leds.
    yes but almost impossible to find. Hope 6500k leds i've just bought got the right temp

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  • dskall
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    Well again look at color chart. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_temperature
    Higher temps are bluer. Trouble is just because they list them as certain temp doesn't mean they are. If you get actual 5700k they will be yellow. I would contact seller and tell them you did not get right temp leds.

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  • diif
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    Re: Samsung 32" power supply BN44-0351B no backlight

    I would think they are using their own LEDs in their TVs. Perhaps something like the LM561B.
    Attached Files

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  • seve91
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    Re: Samsung 32" power supply BN44-0351B no backlight

    Originally posted by diif
    Where did you get the LEDs from ?
    Apart from the colour difference they also seem brighter.
    yes, exactly. Also the pinout is different. Can't find the exact model of LED installed in the backlight bar. I bought them from ebay.

    http://www.ebay.it/itm/10-pieces-OSR...53.m2749.l2649

    Now i've just bought these 6500k:
    http://www.ebay.it/itm/4x-10x-LUW-JD...53.m2749.l2649

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  • diif
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    Where did you get the LEDs from ?
    Apart from the colour difference they also seem brighter.

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  • seve91
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    Originally posted by dskall
    They look yellow to me. Look at color temp charts. Higher temps are bluer lower temps are yellow
    yes, exactly! I bought 5700k as you said, but looks like yellow.
    Just bought 6500k...hope to solve the issue.
    Anyway the power supply is now working, backlight also...maybe it was a bad soldering problem in the optocoupler.

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  • seve91
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    Re: Samsung 32" power supply BN44-0351B no backlight

    Originally posted by R_J
    Why not try shorting PCS802S/B (e-c) if the QS801, etc. are ok the tv should turn on.
    Or try shorting QS871 e-c to see if the tv comes on
    Power on/off controls QS871, If QS871 is turned on it connects PCS802S/A to ground causing its led (in the optocoupler) to light.
    yes, shorting PCS802S/B works, backlight is on.So is the optocoupler dead?

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  • dskall
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    They look yellow to me. Look at color temp charts. Higher temps are bluer lower temps are yellow

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  • seve91
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    Originally posted by dskall
    Bright white which has a bluish tint. So I would say 5700K. Others will give yellowish tint
    unfortunately 5700k is too warm, i probably need 6500k.
    As you can see in the photo, you can easily find the replaced LEDs.



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  • seve91
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    thanks...i've ordered 10 of them, plus a 15V zener because i've lost the small one i've desoldered for testing

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  • dskall
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    Bright white which has a bluish tint. So I would say 5700K. Others will give yellowish tint

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  • Moreno83
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    Re: Samsung 32" power supply BN44-0351B no backlight

    The best thing you can do is google the led strip name!

    https://www.vareza-elektronik.de/pro...85&language=en

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  • Moreno83
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    They are connected in series. If 1 dies , the whole strip is off. ( Christmas lights ).

    So in this case it looks like you only need one. Not sure about the lumen , maybe someone else can answer that. Maybe it is in the service manual.....

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  • seve91
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    Re: Samsung 32" power supply BN44-0351B no backlight

    Originally posted by Moreno83
    That is a burned LED!

    Looks like a Osram Duris E5 LED....

    https://www.led-tech.de/en/High-Powe...0_206_216.html

    replace the faulty led.
    thanks looks like very similar...but which temperature? 2700k? 3000k? 5700k?

    and...how many? i suppose that they are connected in parallel, so it's not only one burned.

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  • Moreno83
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    That is a burned LED!

    Looks like a Osram Duris E5 LED....

    https://www.led-tech.de/en/High-Powe...0_206_216.html

    replace the faulty led.

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  • seve91
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  • seve91
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    Re: Samsung 32" power supply BN44-0351B no backlight

    Originally posted by budm
    Right now what dcv (in circuit when TV is turned on) do you have between E and B of that Transistor?
    with C-E shorted, is 0.15V


    Originally posted by dick_barton
    expired

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