Re: Telefunken d48u300n4cw with sound and picture but no backlight
Well now this is really strange... I didn't see that, thanks for pointing that out.
No, it is not a burned component, but there initially was one. This is the power supply I bought from the replacement store. In fact, the component wasn't removed, but moved to the left. I'll post a picture for comparison.
On the left is my old psu that was originally built into the newly bought TV. This psu didn't show the initial backlight flash (and voltage peak at led pins) when turning on the TV.
On the right is the replacement psu I bought last week.
This means that pin 6 is connected to the MP3394 and not pin 7, whereas pin 7 leads to led- of the upper led strip group and pin 6 doesn't even have a wire. I need to leave the house again. When I'm back, I'll have a look if I find anything else that's different.
Well now this is really strange... I didn't see that, thanks for pointing that out.
No, it is not a burned component, but there initially was one. This is the power supply I bought from the replacement store. In fact, the component wasn't removed, but moved to the left. I'll post a picture for comparison.
On the left is my old psu that was originally built into the newly bought TV. This psu didn't show the initial backlight flash (and voltage peak at led pins) when turning on the TV.
On the right is the replacement psu I bought last week.
This means that pin 6 is connected to the MP3394 and not pin 7, whereas pin 7 leads to led- of the upper led strip group and pin 6 doesn't even have a wire. I need to leave the house again. When I'm back, I'll have a look if I find anything else that's different.
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