Hello to everyone here!
I've learnt a lot while searching this forum for a few devices before, but unfortunately I've now got a problem I really can't find any info on.
Recently, I got a Samsung UE40D6530 that has an interesting issue:
After being turned off for an hour or so, it turns on, displays a picture properly for between 5-20 minutes. Then the picture becomes distorted, starts flickering, turns to black and then the infamous relay clicking starts. Power cycling the device leads to more black screen and relay clicking.
To clarify: see here: Youtube video
I've checked the voltages from the power supply and they all seem good and stable (checked with a proper oscilloscope). This seems to make sense considering how long the TV continuous functioning. The caps don't look buldged or anything.
As the picture becomes distorted before the real problem starts, I suspect either the mainboard or the TCon board. Disconnecting the TCon board does not stop the relay switching on and off.
Can I now assume that the problem lies in the mainboard?
If so, are there some pointers to what voltages/caps etc to check?
For reference I included a picture of the Mainboard (BN94-05035G) and the PSU (BN44-00427A).
(note the black spot on the PSU was from when I connected my ground clip to this pin, apparently it's not floating as I expected :P . My 6A breaker blew, all fuses stayed intact and the functionality of the device was not affected).
I'm afraid that because it works for multiple minutes, and then not for an hour, it might be heat related, and off course the main processing chips get the most hot.
Also, I'm not afraid of soldering SMD components, but reballing a CPU/DSP is a stretch. If all else fails I'm willing to give it a try though
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Thanks in advance,
Tim Leferink
I've learnt a lot while searching this forum for a few devices before, but unfortunately I've now got a problem I really can't find any info on.
Recently, I got a Samsung UE40D6530 that has an interesting issue:
After being turned off for an hour or so, it turns on, displays a picture properly for between 5-20 minutes. Then the picture becomes distorted, starts flickering, turns to black and then the infamous relay clicking starts. Power cycling the device leads to more black screen and relay clicking.
To clarify: see here: Youtube video
I've checked the voltages from the power supply and they all seem good and stable (checked with a proper oscilloscope). This seems to make sense considering how long the TV continuous functioning. The caps don't look buldged or anything.
As the picture becomes distorted before the real problem starts, I suspect either the mainboard or the TCon board. Disconnecting the TCon board does not stop the relay switching on and off.
Can I now assume that the problem lies in the mainboard?
If so, are there some pointers to what voltages/caps etc to check?
For reference I included a picture of the Mainboard (BN94-05035G) and the PSU (BN44-00427A).
(note the black spot on the PSU was from when I connected my ground clip to this pin, apparently it's not floating as I expected :P . My 6A breaker blew, all fuses stayed intact and the functionality of the device was not affected).
I'm afraid that because it works for multiple minutes, and then not for an hour, it might be heat related, and off course the main processing chips get the most hot.
Also, I'm not afraid of soldering SMD components, but reballing a CPU/DSP is a stretch. If all else fails I'm willing to give it a try though

Thanks in advance,
Tim Leferink
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