Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ
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Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ
ok, I thought he meant there was something messed up after mainboard connector reflow.Comment
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Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ
So re-soldering the PD connector on MB is just trying luck, and, no luck obvoiusly..Comment
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Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ
ok, i get it now, lol, I like to verify powerboard and backlights first.Comment
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Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ
Hello again! Sourced a closest MB I can find without costing an arm..
Plugged and powered up - red led flashing 1x, slowly.
Tried all the forced restart procedures:
1) CHN- n VOL- : no effect
2) CHN+ n VOL- : no effect
3) CHN- n VOL+ : no effect
4) CHN+ n VOL+ : no effect
5) INPUT n VOL- : no effect
6) INPUT n VOL+ : no effect
Red led remains slow flashing 1x.
PD15 (BU+5) : 4.95V
The rests (odd number pins) all 0V.
Not sure if the new old MB faulty or not compatible, or is there other procedure after replacing the MB?Last edited by beetle1303; 05-20-2022, 02:03 AM.Comment
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Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ
start with compare the wiring chart of the replament MB and original at the socket which connect to PCB from down side. to be sure PS_ON line and other are the same. also you have one socket more on the replacment & - one IC..
at the end it sound the replament not related to yours Model.Comment
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Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ
Noted this MB is not the exact same model as mine, and didn't notice the one big IC missing.. It's was S$20+ vs the exact model that cost S$200+, so ya, no luck..
The resale prices of this T is S$200-$500, so not planning to invest S$200+ for a MB..
So, unless or until an exactly model MB comes along, this will be the end of road for this expedition.
Thank you, Diah, Nomoresonys, and everyone for your coaching all the way.
Have a pleasant time here in the forum.Comment
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