Hi,
Got an old TV from a friend. Works fine otherwise, turns on and the picture is there, except that the backlight doesn't turn on, not even for a second. Checked the output for the LEDs and got zero volts, so I would think the lights are fine but just not getting power. So, any idea where the problem might be?
The power board is Delta DPS-120AP-2 and main board TC-4 GDTC E131175 if that helps. Pics included.
There's an FQPF16N25C MOSFET there besides the LED connector. Is it used to dim the backlight and could it be the problem? Or that the mainboard doesn't tell the power supply to turn the lights on? There's a BL_ON/OFF pin which seems to be for that.
Also, I found this video where this guy wires the output straight to the transformer. Not the exact same model as mine but seems to be close. Doesn't seem like a very good idea to me. What do you think? Even if it works wouldn't it disable any backlight brightness adjustment?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_J9wRNtYuq0
Thank you!
Got an old TV from a friend. Works fine otherwise, turns on and the picture is there, except that the backlight doesn't turn on, not even for a second. Checked the output for the LEDs and got zero volts, so I would think the lights are fine but just not getting power. So, any idea where the problem might be?
The power board is Delta DPS-120AP-2 and main board TC-4 GDTC E131175 if that helps. Pics included.
There's an FQPF16N25C MOSFET there besides the LED connector. Is it used to dim the backlight and could it be the problem? Or that the mainboard doesn't tell the power supply to turn the lights on? There's a BL_ON/OFF pin which seems to be for that.
Also, I found this video where this guy wires the output straight to the transformer. Not the exact same model as mine but seems to be close. Doesn't seem like a very good idea to me. What do you think? Even if it works wouldn't it disable any backlight brightness adjustment?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_J9wRNtYuq0
Thank you!
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