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  • BADHIGEEN
    Member
    • Nov 2007
    • 43

    #1

    philips freeby

    Hello again all. I wasn't going to post this but it is so related to these threads. I'll try to keep it a short story. With these forums I was able to fix more than just a few tvs cheap. My Bigbros (BB) set died we got it going again in another thread. Meanwhile his neighbor Dug had a philips 50" plasma only 4 years old that was giving him some trouble
    (the turn it on turn it off 10 times and then it works again kind) he took it to a repair shop were it sat awhile the repair bill was way to high so he decided to toss it. My BB bought himself a new 42" led which is awesome. BB found out Dug was now watchin the game on a tiny old set and gave him the polaroid we fixed
    at the end the philips is now mine here are couple pics that I took with my iphone Ill get a better pic of the bad caps later. Fingers are crossed hoping for another easy one
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  • PlainBill
    Badcaps Legend
    • Feb 2009
    • 7034
    • USA

    #2
    Re: philips freeby

    Originally posted by BADHIGEEN
    Hello again all. I wasn't going to post this but it is so related to these threads. I'll try to keep it a short story. With these forums I was able to fix more than just a few tvs cheap. My Bigbros (BB) set died we got it going again in another thread. Meanwhile his neighbor Dug had a philips 50" plasma only 4 years old that was giving him some trouble
    (the turn it on turn it off 10 times and then it works again kind) he took it to a repair shop were it sat awhile the repair bill was way to high so he decided to toss it. My BB bought himself a new 42" led which is awesome. BB found out Dug was now watchin the game on a tiny old set and gave him the polaroid we fixed
    at the end the philips is now mine here are couple pics that I took with my iphone Ill get a better pic of the bad caps later. Fingers are crossed hoping for another easy one
    Yup. 3300uF 10V Samwha. Replace with Digikey P12735-ND, Panasonic EEU-FM1A332. The pair will set you back about $5.00, including shipping. A definitive test: When you turn it on it will try to start, then you will get a blinking red led in either a 6 flashes - short pause - 3 flashes - long pause 6 flashes etc pattern or just 7 flashes.

    Then visit the Philips web site and download the latest firmware for the set. The also have the instructions for updating the firmware.

    PlainBill
    For a number of reasons, both health and personal, I will no longer be active on this board. Any PMs asking for assistance will be ignored.

    Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic.

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    • Wizard
      Badcaps Legend
      • Mar 2008
      • 2296

      #3
      Re: philips freeby

      I did few of these similar kind on samsung plasma sets and it was in similar area.

      BTW, pretty old I bet. Um, good idea to check small capacitors with ESR meter.

      Cheers,

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      • BADHIGEEN
        Member
        • Nov 2007
        • 43

        #4
        Re: philips freeby

        Wow thanks Bill you totally nailed it. I ordered 10 caps 2 for the tube 8 for the parts bin around 10 bux shipped. Bill you should change your name to capacitorgod . If this is another easy one I will give it to my nephew (BB's boy) for his first xmass home from Iraq. See how things kind of go full circle in a manner of speaking. The lil blank bag was claiming the thing before I even took it apart lol. I told him I was gonna keep it but I have plenty already so he knows. I do need to get a good esr meter that I don't have to build any suggestions? Not that I don't like building stuff I just don't have a lot of time with work and all. That's why I think the easy ones are so rewarding because of the amount of time spent. A pic of what you already know.
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        • kc8adu
          Super Moderator
          • Nov 2003
          • 8832
          • U.S.A!

          #5
          Re: philips freeby

          have a magnavox version of the same set.46" .
          its on board #3.bestbuy replaced the set under the extended warrenty and did not take this one when they delivered the replacement.my neighbor asked me to haul it away.sure!
          btw these are rebadged samsungs.
          replaced all the samwha and crapxons in the board.wanna bet it holds up this time around?

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          • Wizard
            Badcaps Legend
            • Mar 2008
            • 2296

            #6
            Re: philips freeby

            Not rebadged. Lot of other makers often take complete plasma panel (including SMPS) and simply add their own design of casing and mainboard. That one is definitely philips casing and philips' brackets, some of screws (philips's usual T8 while samsung's is philips #2), and philips' main board using samsung panel assembly. I worked on these. Remember we're authorized for samsung and Philips? Ditto to former RCA.

            Rebadged means they took other maker complete TV and put their own name on it.
            Akai TV especially rear projection CRT were Samsung, just a name tag change for example.

            Philips & Magnavox (catered to lower end) are their two brands. This takes bit of knowledge to know which is their one of their brands or rebranded or simply bought partial assemblies and assembled by their other maker.

            Cheers, Wizard
            Last edited by Wizard; 12-04-2009, 09:23 AM.

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            • PlainBill
              Badcaps Legend
              • Feb 2009
              • 7034
              • USA

              #7
              Re: philips freeby

              Originally posted by BADHIGEEN
              Wow thanks Bill you totally nailed it. I ordered 10 caps 2 for the tube 8 for the parts bin around 10 bux shipped. Bill you should change your name to capacitorgod . If this is another easy one I will give it to my nephew (BB's boy) for his first xmass home from Iraq. See how things kind of go full circle in a manner of speaking. The lil blank bag was claiming the thing before I even took it apart lol. I told him I was gonna keep it but I have plenty already so he knows. I do need to get a good esr meter that I don't have to build any suggestions? Not that I don't like building stuff I just don't have a lot of time with work and all. That's why I think the easy ones are so rewarding because of the amount of time spent. A pic of what you already know.
              This problem was funny because I repaired one this summer; my wife has it in her office now. I was looking at one yesterday, but the guy wanted $400 for it (non-working); about three times what I am willing to pay for a 4 year old 720P plasma (pulling out those 60 screws is a b**ch of a job).

              As far as an ESR meter, I have two suggestions - I'm willing to sell my Bob Parker Blue ESR meter for what I paid for the kit; or you can order RussMike's ESR Micro 3.1 (or 4.0?). See this thread in the test equipment subforum

              PlainBill
              For a number of reasons, both health and personal, I will no longer be active on this board. Any PMs asking for assistance will be ignored.

              Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the ark. Professionals built the Titanic.

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              • tmwalsh
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2009
                • 119

                #8
                Re: philips freeby

                I got the Blue ESR kit, and assembled it in about an hour. Took my time, checked and double checked each part, tic'd it off on the instructions as I went. Put in a 9-volt, the hardest part of the deal. {cannot get it out w/o using a screwdriver or taking the case apart} Worked 1st try. I have yet to adjust the low battery 6.5v level.
                I am not much of a kit putter-together. Last was an Radio Shack VOM in '78. It still works, too. Better for checking electrolytic being open or shorted by watching needle reaction. Does not do the ESR part...
                Definitely worth having the Blue ESR.

                Links to a few ESR hints tricks etc:
                http://mers.ozemail.com.au/~bobpar/esrhints.htm

                If you are going to buy an assembled unit, check out the 'purple ESR Plus', which also checks the capacitance... for only $23 more. If I had know about the Plus, I might have gone for pre-assembled.

                Bothe meters on this page:
                http://www.anatekcorp.com/esr.htm

                tom

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                • kc8adu
                  Super Moderator
                  • Nov 2003
                  • 8832
                  • U.S.A!

                  #9
                  Re: philips freeby

                  maybe not a full rebadge.definately a samsung power supply.

                  Originally posted by Wizard
                  Not rebadged. Lot of other makers often take complete plasma panel (including SMPS) and simply add their own design of casing and mainboard. That one is definitely philips casing and philips' brackets, some of screws (philips's usual T8 while samsung's is philips #2), and philips' main board using samsung panel assembly. I worked on these. Remember we're authorized for samsung and Philips? Ditto to former RCA.

                  Rebadged means they took other maker complete TV and put their own name on it.
                  Akai TV especially rear projection CRT were Samsung, just a name tag change for example.

                  Philips & Magnavox (catered to lower end) are their two brands. This takes bit of knowledge to know which is their one of their brands or rebranded or simply bought partial assemblies and assembled by their other maker.

                  Cheers, Wizard

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                  • Wizard
                    Badcaps Legend
                    • Mar 2008
                    • 2296

                    #10
                    Re: philips freeby

                    Panel is also samsung, I recognize that. (SMPS, panel, and Y and X and Z driver boards are all samsung (comes as an assembly).

                    Cheers, Wizard

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                    • BADHIGEEN
                      Member
                      • Nov 2007
                      • 43

                      #11
                      Re: philips freeby

                      I got the parts today and was gonna get them in before work but ran into a snag. I lost a surface mount and need advice on bridging it.
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                      • Wizard
                        Badcaps Legend
                        • Mar 2008
                        • 2296

                        #12
                        Re: philips freeby

                        Where is SMD location that went missing? Doesn't look lost. What you lost is a eyelet for the through hole capacitor. Fixable.

                        Cheers, Wizard

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                        • BADHIGEEN
                          Member
                          • Nov 2007
                          • 43

                          #13
                          Re: philips freeby

                          When I put the new cap in and turned the board over the pad was on the end of the lead
                          P.S. I circled it in red
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                          • Wizard
                            Badcaps Legend
                            • Mar 2008
                            • 2296

                            #14
                            Re: philips freeby

                            This what tore out is ground. Drill a small hole "1/16" (caution! make sure the spot you chose to drill is clear of both sides except ground plane, this board is only 2 layers), next to this torn eyelet and feed a wire from other side and make sure to solder that end on the ground plane (scrape mask off). Once done, wrap free end of wire to the installed capacitor loosely and once. Solder.

                            Keep in mind, keep it hot when you rock one pin out of old cap and another pin till capacitor is out. Vacuum out solder plugged holes. Work gently (pressure on it with soldering iron.)

                            Cheers, Wizard

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                            • BADHIGEEN
                              Member
                              • Nov 2007
                              • 43

                              #15
                              Re: philips freeby

                              Thanks for the great advice guys and add another tv to the list I was able to get solder in the barrel. Now that cap will be very hard to remove in the future hopefully I won't have to. also I did a search on youtube for tv repair the other day and found lots of good stuff. Do you guys do any of the tv repair tutes on youtube? Man my nephew I gonna need to change his drawers when I show up with this at his house on friday here is a pic of the tv on.
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                              • Wizard
                                Badcaps Legend
                                • Mar 2008
                                • 2296

                                #16
                                Re: philips freeby

                                Congratulations!!

                                Cheers, Wizard

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                                • BADHIGEEN
                                  Member
                                  • Nov 2007
                                  • 43

                                  #17
                                  Re: philips freeby

                                  Thanx Wizard. I wound up giving the plasma back to Dug making him very happy. He made me a sweet offer. I just couldn't give his set away. My nephew wound up with my brothers 37 polaroid. All parties happy. Wish I could run into these situations more often.

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                                  • Topcat
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                                    • Oct 2003
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                                    #18
                                    Re: philips freeby

                                    I'm just baffled that the repair shop didn't fix this. It'd have been an easy couple hundred bucks for almost no work, and the customer wouldn't have hesitated for a second to pay that. Idiots.
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                                    • kc8adu
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                                      • Nov 2003
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                                      #19
                                      Re: philips freeby

                                      Originally posted by Topcat
                                      I'm just baffled that the repair shop didn't fix this. It'd have been an easy couple hundred bucks for almost no work, and the customer wouldn't have hesitated for a second to pay that. Idiots.
                                      lots of lazy assed board swapper shops out there.
                                      get a lot of sets where customer was told to junk it as they could not get a board.most are easy fixes.i will take the cash if they wont or cant!

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                                      • Wizard
                                        Badcaps Legend
                                        • Mar 2008
                                        • 2296

                                        #20
                                        Re: philips freeby

                                        Our shop do cap swap but most boards especially mainboard, YSUS, buffer boards etc are whole board swap except power supply (usually repairable if I can source hard to find parts from junkers).

                                        Sometimes I managed to nab a common component misbehaving and replace it.

                                        Cheers, Wizard

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