Getting ready to order the part, and the main fuse, should I be getting slow blow or fast acting? I don't have access to the fuse to see the actual number on it.
It has been a while but finaly got around to replacing the ICM801 as suggested in previous posts, and I am back to square one, TV does not turn on. here is the new status:
Red LED light flashes once every 7 seconds
Here is what I get at ICM801 between (-) of rectifier BD801S and the pin:
1 (VDl) 394v
2 (AR) 1.7v
3 (RT) 1.7v
4 (CS) .01v
5 (SG) .005v
6 (PG) .004v
7 (Lvcc)14v
9 (Hvcc) 220v (meter is all over in AC and DC mode)
10 (Vctr) 220v (meter is all over in AC and DC mode)
Also note it gets burning hot!!
at TM801S on cold side I get the following(pins top to bottom as in picture on back side):
4? 5.4v
7? 0v
5? 0v
3? 5.6v
8? 0v
9? 0v
also continuity between 3&4, 5&8, 9&7
bumping up this thread to try to get to the bottom of my issue.
Still trying to find out why I am not getting the B5V and B13V. Looking at the schematic I believe the B13V is what will activate the FET QM854, to let A5V through to become B5V.
so chasing the 13V I get 0V at TM 801 pin 9 and 5 even though the other side of the individual coils I get 5.4 V at pins 8 and 7. disconnecting the common leg on DM855/855 there is no change.
where does Vdrv go to?
testing FET QM854 I get the following
S to D in res mode .3 Meg and in diode mode .4 ohm
and reversing leads:
D to S in res mode 1.7 Meg and Open in diode mode
S-G in res mode 86K in both directiions
S-G in diode mode .6 one way and open the other.
To Follow up, I have found the issue as to why I was not getting the needed voltages, and unfortunately it was self induced, when I removed the capacitors to test them, CM813 got misplaced and was not re-installed so the coil was not being powered properly
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