Hello, all.
I'm working on a Samsung 50" Plasma and having some issues...
Firstly = X SUS board - Most of the transistors are shorted. Repair parts are on the way.
The main issue that I am having is with the VS_ON.
My logic board doesn't seem to like my current Y Sus board. I have isolated everything and jumped PS_ON to gnd and VS_ON to 5.3v...power supply produces proper voltages at all points...So I know the power supply is good. I connect the main and logic board to the power supply and voltages remain. Connect Y SUS power connector to power supply and all is still well...I connect the logic board ribbon cable to the Y SUS board and I lose my VS_ON voltage. This happens even when Y-Buffer and X SUS are disconnected. Something is afoot with Y SUS board. Any ideas? (and yes, I'm removing power before plugging/unplugging things)
To recap, the only way that I lose my VS_ON is when I connect the logic board ribbon cable to the Y SUS board. The logic board can be connected to everything else and I have proper VS_ON voltage.
Intuitively, this tells me that the problem lies with the Y SUS board but, as of yet, I can't find the fault.
Any ideas?
I'm working on a Samsung 50" Plasma and having some issues...
Firstly = X SUS board - Most of the transistors are shorted. Repair parts are on the way.
The main issue that I am having is with the VS_ON.
My logic board doesn't seem to like my current Y Sus board. I have isolated everything and jumped PS_ON to gnd and VS_ON to 5.3v...power supply produces proper voltages at all points...So I know the power supply is good. I connect the main and logic board to the power supply and voltages remain. Connect Y SUS power connector to power supply and all is still well...I connect the logic board ribbon cable to the Y SUS board and I lose my VS_ON voltage. This happens even when Y-Buffer and X SUS are disconnected. Something is afoot with Y SUS board. Any ideas? (and yes, I'm removing power before plugging/unplugging things)
To recap, the only way that I lose my VS_ON is when I connect the logic board ribbon cable to the Y SUS board. The logic board can be connected to everything else and I have proper VS_ON voltage.
Intuitively, this tells me that the problem lies with the Y SUS board but, as of yet, I can't find the fault.
Any ideas?