Intermittent power on - sceptre E485BV

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  • dbxwr
    New Member
    • May 2021
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    #1

    Intermittent power on - sceptre E485BV

    Power on ½ the time just stays on red LED (off).
    Unplug - wait - plug in - powers on blue OK.
    When on, works perfect.
    -
    While I have soldered many many times, and have
    testing tools - maybe I've gotten lazy in my old age.
    -
    Looking online for Power Boards - AY160D-4HF24
    I see many similar - for X505 - AY160D-4HF32.
    Same basic board # - 3BS0046114.
    The screen size - I think - is only 1½" difference.
    Do you folks think the ~~4HF32 will work ?
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    (AY160D-4HF24 hard to find - that's why looking at X505 bd)
    Last edited by dbxwr; 05-13-2021, 01:52 PM. Reason: additional line
  • R_J
    Badcaps Legend
    • Jun 2012
    • 9514
    • Canada

    #2
    Re: Intermittent power on - sceptre E485BV

    I would suspect one of the small electrolytic caps could be bad, (going by a ay160-4hf38 picture) I would replace C4, C20, C35. These are usually the ic's vcc and startup caps.
    Last edited by R_J; 05-13-2021, 07:07 PM.

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    • dbxwr
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      • May 2021
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      #3
      Re: Intermittent power on - sceptre E485BV

      So, naturally, all 3 are different.
      Here's pic of board - and the 3 caps.
      SINCE I'm going to be replacing, are there
      others I might as well do while I'm at it ?
      -
      Even if I had a SAMS, I wouldn't know
      how to really read it like my old man. (ham)
      -
      Oh, and what kind are these - as in
      (looking in rubycon site)
      EDLC, CPAC, etc ?
      -
      I will eventually learn more as I go, since I
      have one of those sketchy ONKYO receivers.
      (bad caps)
      -
      Thanks, R J
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      • dbxwr
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        • May 2021
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        #4
        Re: Intermittent power on - sceptre E485BV

        Well, I changed those 3 caps R_J mentioned.
        No change. Back to original question :
        I have/need AY160D-4HF24 - would AY160D-4HF32
        (for X505) work ? They sure look exactly alike.

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