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    Panasonic tc-p55gt30 Loud Pop and 7 blinks again

    Just wanted to say thanks to BadCaps for all the great resources!

    My Panasonic tc-p55gt30 had the common 7 blink code. Bought a kit from ShopJimmy via ebay account. Replaced the shorted Transistors and diodes. TV fired right up after replacement. About a month in with mild usage, TV went off with a loud bang while I was watching TV. Reopened the TV up and SC board (TNPA5335) is shorted again on the SC2 connector. Visually inspected and found R5207A (D604?) and R601 completely burnt. Wondering if it was a bad batch of transistors that may have caused this problem?

    Following Shorted Components:
    Q401
    Q402
    Q403
    Q421
    Q422
    Q423
    D401
    D421

    R5207A (burnt)
    R601 (burnt and OL. Anybody with a schematic to identify its resistance value?)

    Thank you for your time!
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    #2
    Re: Panasonic tc-p55gt30 Loud Pop and 7 blinks again

    That is a sloppy repair job. Looks like he missed a few of the legs on the igbt's.

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      #3
      Re: Panasonic tc-p55gt30 Loud Pop and 7 blinks again

      It does look like the soldering unfortunately is probably the cause of your problem.
      Willing to help but I'm no expert.

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        Re: Panasonic tc-p55gt30 Loud Pop and 7 blinks again

        Originally posted by willythekid415 View Post
        Just wanted to say thanks to BadCaps for all the great resources!

        My Panasonic tc-p55gt30 had the common 7 blink code. Bought a kit from ShopJimmy via ebay account. Replaced the shorted Transistors and diodes. TV fired right up after replacement. About a month in with mild usage, TV went off with a loud bang while I was watching TV. Reopened the TV up and SC board (TNPA5335) is shorted again on the SC2 connector. Visually inspected and found R5207A (D604?) and R601 completely burnt. Wondering if it was a bad batch of transistors that may have caused this problem?

        Following Shorted Components:
        Q401
        Q402
        Q403
        Q421
        Q422
        Q423
        D401
        D421

        R5207A (burnt)
        R601 (burnt and OL. Anybody with a schematic to identify its resistance value?)

        Thank you for your time!
        I know from limited experience, the "joy" that comes with fixing a board. I hope you are successful. However, I also know from the same experience that "sub standard parts" and "less then perfect solder workmanship" cause problems and it becomes a "vicious circle" as you chase failures. Ultimately, it might be worthwhile to consider a replacement board. There are a number of them available at aliexpress (if you don't have a problem with that sort of thing). They can be had for less than $60 US in a number of cases.
        Just a suggestion.

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          #5
          Re: Panasonic tc-p55gt30 Loud Pop and 7 blinks again

          This post was from last year (?)

          Anyway Im interpreting it as he installed a kit purchased from sj (which are inferior quality from my own experience) which then blew out other components. The picture shows the damage that the kit did to the other components. Not his soldering job.

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            #6
            Re: Panasonic tc-p55gt30 Loud Pop and 7 blinks again

            panasonics ive worked on that blow power supplies have had a shorted led on a string. same as you, works for a short while then boom. i now check leds by default for varied readings between strings. i would ensure that you dont have a short on any of your leds before fixing the power supply and plugging it in again.

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