a friend got this tv from another friend who wants to fix it. he's willing to pay 100$
at first tv would turn on after pressing power a bunch of times. but it would
just be a blank backlit screen. hdmi audio or video could not be verified in this state. my laptop didnt even notice HDMI was being plugged in.
this makes me think dead mainboard.
took apart and saw some kind of liquid drops all over the place. it doesnt look like water. water dries up eventually and this has been sitting for a while. in some places where the liquid had touched the metal of the chassis, white oxidization is occuring.
could be sulfer dioxide damage from the volcano. must investigate where this tv was living. we had an eruption recently and ive seen a few tvs with this kind of damage.
on pwr plug in, 5vsb present, standby led lights up.
on power btn press, red LED goes away, and psu powers up 12v and 5v rails.
pson is 5v
backlights do not turn on.
i see 50v on all strings.
there is a 3 pin connector on psu:
the BLON pin is 0 and the adj pin is 5v...
testing with led tester i see that each string powers up to 104v so 50v would
not be enough to light anything.
when i trick the psu with mb disconnected and pson to 5vsb and blon to 5v, i still see only 50v on each string. adj is 0.
putting 5v to adj pin changes nothing.
as a general course of troubleshooting for most tvs:
before i can be sure this is a mainboard problem, i have to see that the PSU
is able to power the backlights. do i have a bad PSU that can only do 50v, or
is there some other signal the psu is missing to turn the backlights all the
way up? (like the adj pin?) i dont see any other pins to mess with.
i dont see the bl voltage jump up to anything over 50v. it just goes right to 50 immediately.
any help will be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance!
at first tv would turn on after pressing power a bunch of times. but it would
just be a blank backlit screen. hdmi audio or video could not be verified in this state. my laptop didnt even notice HDMI was being plugged in.
this makes me think dead mainboard.
took apart and saw some kind of liquid drops all over the place. it doesnt look like water. water dries up eventually and this has been sitting for a while. in some places where the liquid had touched the metal of the chassis, white oxidization is occuring.
could be sulfer dioxide damage from the volcano. must investigate where this tv was living. we had an eruption recently and ive seen a few tvs with this kind of damage.
on pwr plug in, 5vsb present, standby led lights up.
on power btn press, red LED goes away, and psu powers up 12v and 5v rails.
pson is 5v
backlights do not turn on.
i see 50v on all strings.
there is a 3 pin connector on psu:
the BLON pin is 0 and the adj pin is 5v...
testing with led tester i see that each string powers up to 104v so 50v would
not be enough to light anything.
when i trick the psu with mb disconnected and pson to 5vsb and blon to 5v, i still see only 50v on each string. adj is 0.
putting 5v to adj pin changes nothing.
as a general course of troubleshooting for most tvs:
before i can be sure this is a mainboard problem, i have to see that the PSU
is able to power the backlights. do i have a bad PSU that can only do 50v, or
is there some other signal the psu is missing to turn the backlights all the
way up? (like the adj pin?) i dont see any other pins to mess with.
i dont see the bl voltage jump up to anything over 50v. it just goes right to 50 immediately.
any help will be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance!
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