2015 Insignia NS-55D421NA16 No Standby-PSU Sparks

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  • Acesales
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    • Jun 2017
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    #21
    Re: 2015 Insignia NS-55D421NA16 No Standby-PSU Sparks

    Pad 1 goes to a >1 ohm resistor below and to the left.
    Pad 2 goes to the left side of the resistor under and to the right of pad 3. It measures 5.45K.
    Pad 3 goes to a common point between the two resistors under and to the Right of pad 3. Both resistors measure approx. 5.45K.
    Pin 4 has a bad trace.
    Pin 5 goes back to the 12V supply.
    Pin 6, the upper left pad opposite the arrow goes to the 4R7 inductor above it.
    Last edited by Acesales; 02-23-2018, 07:21 PM.

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    • Acesales
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      #22
      Re: 2015 Insignia NS-55D421NA16 No Standby-PSU Sparks

      Pad 2 goes to the left pin of the PWR UPGRADE connector (GND). Pad 2 to the 12V pin, or right hand pin in photo shows a climbing resistance like a capacitor charging.

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      • Acesales
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        #23
        Re: 2015 Insignia NS-55D421NA16 No Standby-PSU Sparks

        Here is a pic with ID's.
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        • Acesales
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          #24
          Re: 2015 Insignia NS-55D421NA16 No Standby-PSU Sparks

          A SOT-23-5 5 pin converter makes more sense based on the board pinout. Not sure which one is correct, though. Strike 2 or 3 for my schematic.
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          • Acesales
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            #25
            Re: 2015 Insignia NS-55D421NA16 No Standby-PSU Sparks

            I drew this schematic based on what I can see on the board as well as continuity testing. I can't figure out what voltage regulator to use. The pinout doesn't make sense to me. Any ideas?

            PS- budm, I don't have a good power supply to simulate the standby voltage, unfortunately. All I have is an old Lab-Volt non regulated that I use for tube radio repair.
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            • Acesales
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              #26
              Re: 2015 Insignia NS-55D421NA16 No Standby-PSU Sparks

              Does anyone know where I can get the correct schematic for this TV?

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