Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

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  • Diah
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    check again yours soldering work that no short between pins...
    remove the dimmer jumper they will flash again
    wait for yours MB.

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  • beetle1303
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    Originally posted by lotas
    These SHAPRs have bad contacts (connectors) on the LED strips (you need to solder them)
    So I re-soldered all the pins of L1 and L2 connectors.

    Some of the pins has got tiny bubbles when heated up, not sure if those are signs of bad contact?

    But now it doesn't flash at all... Value of OFL changed from 1.74V to 0.8V, all others remain the same.

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  • Diah
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    Originally posted by nomoresonys
    the mystery deepens, lol.
    good points... OP need to dive deep to see whats going on this second blink..

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    the mystery deepens, lol.

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  • Diah
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    at this moment i wouldn't care of this since PD-22 (ERROR) =0 V mean no error.
    MB signal are not only V. its pules freq. we can see there are several pins need signal..

    i never read some one successfully to run the BL on at this PCB all are one click.. one things more this BL had nothings to do with main fault.. because MB just one signal send PS_ON no other signal as the cpu communication failed.

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  • lotas
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    These SHAPRs have bad contacts (connectors) on the LED strips (you need to solder them)

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  • beetle1303
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    With jumper wires on:
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 14 PS_ON ( turn on UR13.2V )
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 16 PNL_POW (turn on PNL12V )
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 24 (STB) ( turn on BL_ on ) IC7700
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 21 OFL
    *PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 19 Dimmer (983ohm resistor)


    PD Connector:
    PD-1 (PNL12V) : 11.92V
    PD-2 (PNL12V) : 11.92V
    PD-3 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-4 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-5 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-6 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-7 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-8 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-9 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-10 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-11 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-12 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-13 (AC_DET) : 3.27V
    PD-14 (PS_ON) : 4.95V
    PD-15 (BU5V) : 4.95V
    PD-16 (PNL_POW) : 4.58V
    PD-17 (NC) : 0.04V
    PD-18 (NC) : 0.04V
    **PD-19 (DIMMER) : 4.55V**
    PD-20 (NC) : 0.04V
    *PD-21 (OFL) : 1.74V*
    PD-22 (ERROR) : 0V
    PD-23 (NC) : 0.04V
    PD-24 (SBY) : 4.3V

    Added PD-15 to PD-19 with 983ohm resistor and read 4.55V, and value of PD21 changed from 0V to 1.74V.
    Still the same - screen flashes for a split second then off.
    Last edited by beetle1303; 04-23-2022, 07:25 AM.

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    add one on dimmer and see what you get. You beat me by a second Diah, that's what I get for using too many words.
    Last edited by nomoresonys; 04-23-2022, 07:00 AM.

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  • Diah
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    you forget dimmer

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    850 should be fine.

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    ok, then i think it is what was suspected bad led/s.

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  • beetle1303
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    Originally posted by lotas
    The PD-21 (OFL) must also be fed through a 1 kOm 5v resistor.
    Yes, and all command pins must be supplied with 5v (standbay) through 1 kOm resistors.
    ith jumper wires on:
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 14 PS_ON ( turn on UR13.2V )
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 16 PNL_POW (turn on PNL12V )
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 24 (STB) ( turn on BL_ on ) IC7700
    *PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 21 OFL*


    PD Connector:
    PD-1 (PNL12V) : 11.92V
    PD-2 (PNL12V) : 11.92V
    PD-3 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-4 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-5 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-6 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-7 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-8 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-9 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-10 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-11 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-12 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-13 (AC_DET) : 3.27V
    PD-14 (PS_ON) : 4.95V
    PD-15 (BU5V) : 4.95V
    PD-16 (PNL_POW) : 4.58V
    PD-17 (NC) : 0.04V
    PD-18 (NC) : 0.04V
    PD-19 (DIMMER) : 0V
    PD-20 (NC) : 0.04V
    *PD-21 (OFL) : 0V*
    PD-22 (ERROR) : 0V
    PD-23 (NC) : 0.04V
    PD-24 (SBY) : 4.3V

    Now the screen Flash in split second then off.

    *BTW all jump wire with ~850ohm resistor - it this OK?

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  • Diah
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    OFL and dimmer should be feed too from PD-15 (BU5V) .
    use 1K R to avoid the mosfet of BL circuit overload.

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    so 14, 16, 24, ofl, if no joy hook up dimm also.

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  • nomoresonys
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    I think you need to hook up the dim too, try it both ways maybe.

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  • lotas
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    The PD-21 (OFL) must also be fed through a 1 kOm 5v resistor.
    Yes, and all command pins must be supplied with 5v (standbay) through 1 kOm resistors.
    Last edited by lotas; 04-23-2022, 05:34 AM.

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  • beetle1303
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    Originally posted by Diah
    so now it clear.
    to complete pcb to run as standalone

    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 14 PS_ON ( turn on UR13.2V )
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 16 PNL_POW (turn on PNL12V )
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 24 (STB) ( turn on BL_ on ) IC7700
    ------------------------------------------------------
    PD-21 (OFL) = DIM (low / high )
    With jumper wires on:
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 14 PS_ON ( turn on UR13.2V )
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 16 PNL_POW (turn on PNL12V )
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 24 (STB) ( turn on BL_ on ) IC7700

    PD Connector:
    PD-1 (PNL12V) : 11.92V
    PD-2 (PNL12V) : 11.92V
    PD-3 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-4 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-5 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-6 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-7 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-8 (UR13.2V) : 13.05V
    PD-9 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-10 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-11 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-12 (SGRN) : 0V
    PD-13 (AC_DET) : 3.27V
    PD-14 (PS_ON) : 4.95V
    PD-15 (BU5V) : 4.95V
    PD-16 (PNL_POW) : 4.58V
    PD-17 (NC) : 0.04V
    PD-18 (NC) : 0.04V
    PD-19 (DIMMER) : 0V
    PD-20 (NC) : 0.04V
    PD-21 (OFL) : 0.14V
    PD-22 (ERROR) : 0V
    PD-23 (NC) : 0.04V
    PD-24 (SBY) : 4.3V

    But, still no backlight on...

    I measured again the big cap all has 400V, but the feed to the 2 big transformers input pins all still showing 0V..
    I did a bit of guess tracing - is transformer T7703 input voltage coming from the secondary side to provide output voltage in the primary side to feed the gate of the transistor Q7700 & Q7701? I traced the 400V from caps to left pin of Q7700, but no voltage on its center pin.
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  • Diah
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    so now it clear.
    to complete pcb to run as standalone

    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 14 PS_ON ( turn on UR13.2V )
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 16 PNL_POW (turn on PNL12V )
    PD-15 (BU5V) ----- 24 (STB) ( turn on BL_ on ) IC7700
    ------------------------------------------------------
    PD-21 (OFL) = DIM (low / high )

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  • lotas
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    OFL is DIM, Try to run a PSU with backlight without a motherboard, there are 3 or 4 signals for on, 1kΩ resistor and 5v duty. (OFL for backlight too)
    Attached Files

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  • Diah
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    Re: Sharp LED TV flashing green 2x per second - LC-70LE735X, DPS-222BP, RUNTKA857WJQZ

    Originally posted by beetle1303
    I found this page from one of the link provided interesting and will be very useful if the replacement MB doesn't fire-up the backlight.
    all these are working at your PCB other wise you will not have 13 / 12V. only we didnt test the BL circuit because for me i cant figure it out where are the signal to turn it on,,, so i wrote let the MB do the job first,

    can you follow the pathof OFL line and dimming one too from downside the PCB?

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