Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
When you add the 1k to turn on the power supply, does the voltage on ic902, pin1 change? this is the ENable pin for the regulator, If it is changing (logic high) and you still have no output from ic902, either the ic is bad or there is a short on the output. If the ouput voltage is 0 volts I would suspect the ic, if there is 1~2 volts, It could be too high a load. as ic801 and ic601 have 10Ω resistors in there VCC lines.
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Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
What I said was that R954 and R955 set the voltage for the reference pin on ic951, thats how the those reference ic's work. R954 and R955 form a voltage divider, So when the voltage on the top of R954 increases, the voltage on the other end of R954 increases, this will cause IC951 to turn a bit more lowering the voltage on PC901 pin 2.
But this is not happening so the led in PC901 never turns on.
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Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
Originally posted by R_J View PostDid you ever replace C951? The feedback circuit is very simple I don't know what could be causing it not to work, Have you checked that all the resistors have the correct resistance, even R952.
R954 and R955 set the voltage for the reference pin on ic951. If the voltage on C951A is too high (or has too much ripple) IC951 should start to conduct and lower the voltage on PC901 pin2, this lights the led in PC901 telling ic901 to lower the voltage, this is how it regulates.
As you can see, if the feedback is not working, IC901 operates full, and the result is too high a voltage on ZD951/C951A. If it was'nt for ZD951 (6.2v zener) clamping that voltage it could be 10 volts or more.
The problem is in that feedback circuit.
No I didn't replace C951.
R952 = 1.991k
R954 = 6.01k
R955 = 2.951k
"*set the voltage for the reference pin on ic951." Am I using external power supply at what voltage, while the board plug in the outlet? I am confused
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Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
Originally posted by Nish View PostIs there anything I can do further with this board?
R954 and R955 set the voltage for the reference pin on ic951. If the voltage on C951A is too high (or has too much ripple) IC951 should start to conduct and lower the voltage on PC901 pin2, this lights the led in PC901 telling ic901 to lower the voltage, this is how it regulates.
As you can see, if the feedback is not working, IC901 operates full, and the result is too high a voltage on ZD951/C951A. If it was'nt for ZD951 (6.2v zener) clamping that voltage it could be 10 volts or more.
The problem is in that feedback circuit.
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Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
Is there anything I can do further with this board?
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Originally posted by R_J View PostWhy??? Just put the original one back in. THEN add the jumper Like I suggested. Look at the schematic... then check the resistance between C951 ground and ic951 ground. If the grounds are not connected together how can it work?
The cap is likely .1µf
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Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
Originally posted by R_J View PostInstall a TEMPORARY jumper wire in J14, as the power supply board does NOT connect the negative side of C951A/B to the negative of IC951. WITHOUT this connection, the power supply standby 5 volts has no reference.
I suspect that the two points only get connected whn the main board is connected, something only Philips would do.
The grounds I marked in Blue, DO NOT connect to the grounds I marked in Green, this is why the supply has no reference and why the output is too high. Installing the J14 jumper should result in a stable +5 volts.
I checked around IC951
R955 = 1.4v
C955 = 1.4v (which is connected to ref of IC901)
C954 = 1.4v (which is connected to ref of IC901)
ZD907 = -5v
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Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
Originally posted by R_J View PostHad you told me the voltages on IC951 earlier, I would not have suggested the capacitorsT he caps will be ok, Install the jumper wire I suggest this will fix this issue.
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Originally posted by Nish View PostSorry I miss type. I replaced PC901. By the way I will replace c954. But value is 0.1, is that uF or nF?
The cap is likely .1µfLast edited by R_J; 01-30-2020, 03:16 PM.
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Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
Originally posted by R_J View PostYou needed to replace PC901 NOT pc902 I only suggested exchanging them if you did not HAVE ONE.
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Originally posted by Nish View PostSorry I miss type. I replaced PC901. By the way I will replace c954. But value is 0.1, is that uF or nF?Last edited by R_J; 01-30-2020, 02:40 PM.
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Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
Originally posted by R_J View PostYou needed to replace PC901 NOT pc902 I only suggested exchanging them if you did not HAVE ONE.
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Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
Originally posted by Nish View PostIC951 all 3 pin has 6.60v. But cathode is GND.
I check both end of cap is 6.60v
Using ground of C951A
I suspect that the two points only get connected whn the main board is connected, something only Philips would do.
The grounds I marked in Blue, DO NOT connect to the grounds I marked in Green, this is why the supply has no reference and why the output is too high. Installing the J14 jumper should result in a stable +5 volts.Last edited by R_J; 01-30-2020, 02:37 PM.
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Originally posted by Nish View PostIC951= 6.60v I use ground of C951A
I un solder PC901 now I measure that pads. Still same voltage.
I replace PC902 with 817A optocoupler. Still same voltage.
How can I check if C955,C954 are shorted. Can I lift one pad of cap?
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Re: when i turn on, Philliips TV is not on
What are the voltages on IC951?
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