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    DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

    Sharp TV LC-80LE633U
    Power supply board DPS 285BP Run TKB096WJQZ

    Standby transformer markings (attached picture)
    MP-130I(01)
    AV-DP11153 Delta
    Dcum 1244(03) H6P

    So an event in the primary exploded the cap (C7901)on pin one of the Standby circuit IC. So after replacing a couple diodes a the 2.2ohm resistor(fuse) I found the transformer inputs are open.

    Anyone know about replacements for this transformer?
    I suspect the original is not available.
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    #2
    Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

    Which pins are you checking on the transformer?

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      #3
      Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

      1-2 and 3-4 are both open
      5-7 Output still has .1 ohm (6 and 6 windings in parallel)

      there is a suggested transformer spec on the data sheet for standby power IC.

      1-2 is 72 windings
      2-4 is less don't recall

      Pretty sure it's dead

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        #4
        Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

        That's not the configuration, the primary is 2~3, The vcc feedback is 1~4 Pins 5~7 are the secondary.

        Also check R7907, and I would also replace C7907 and C7918
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        Last edited by R_J; 02-04-2022, 04:40 PM.

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          #5
          Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

          good info

          2-3 is 2.8 ohm
          1-4 is open

          should 1-4 be open?

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            #6
            Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

            No 1~4 should not be open. Check the transformer leg to see if the wire is broken, and also make sure you are making a good connection with your probes

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              #7
              Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

              Checked again and 1-4 open and bobbin wires look solid at pins.

              So I think I need a replacement plan.

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                #8
                Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

                I used my digital microscope and the coil at pin one is burnt.
                Second photo is good side.

                Anyone ever take one of these part and rewind?
                I am going to try and open.

                Or know of a a replacement


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                  #9
                  Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

                  I have exact same transformer from Grundig Tv that is shorted. Have you fixed it, found replacement one or some alternative... ? Thanks!

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                    #10
                    Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

                    Does anyone know if the two pins on secondary are ment to be shorted / 0 resistance, or that indicates a faulty transformer?

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                      #11
                      Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

                      You are measuring the DC resistance of the winding, basically a piece of wire, it will check shorted or less than 1Ω

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                        #12
                        Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

                        I have a similar issue on a DPS-162KP-1A power supply board on a sharp TV. I found fuse F7001, resistor R7900, capacitor C7901, IC7903 blown. Cannot find any further faulty components but when I test the TV with a serial bulb circuit to check for short circuits, the bulb is lighting which means I still have a short circuit somewhere. Any help what can I check further please?

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                          #13
                          Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

                          5-7 shall be about 16 ohms in a good transformer.
                          What I did is to buy a power cards for parts in e-bay for 25 dollars. that include the transformer.
                          Usually when transformer T7901 is shorted 0.0 to 0.2 between terminals 5-7 blows the cap C7817 (1nF) or the input resistor R7900 (2.2 Ohms)

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                            #14
                            Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

                            Originally posted by daltonjr. View Post
                            Does anyone know if the two pins on secondary are ment to be shorted / 0 resistance, or that indicates a faulty transformer?
                            It is shorted. Shall be around 16 Ohms in a good transformer terminals 5-7

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                              #15
                              Re: DPS285BP 5v standby transformer blown

                              The secondary winding is small and the DC resistance of the wire will be close to 0Ω

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