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Last Activity: 09-28-2023, 02:11 PM
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  • Re: Samsung LN32B530P7F PSU issue

    When I ask you to check voltage @ CM881 to confirm the problem is not on the cold side (No standby 5.3V) .

    You must have some kind of voltage for three IC to run. CM804 must have slightly higher voltage compares to CM808; NOT 0.6V like you said .
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  • Re: Samsung LN32B530P7F PSU issue

    Go back to hot side, reread post #24, #25 and #26.
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  • Re: Samsung LN32B530P7F PSU issue

    Edit:
    It bothers me when you have .6 volt at CM804 . Therefore no voltage goes thru QB801, to UP801S pin 8 and UB802 pin8
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  • Re: Samsung LN32B530P7F PSU issue

    Under normal condition, power cord plug in, power off :
    16Volts at CM876/ CM881, no 13 volts , no 5 volts at CNM802
    5volts at CM852, 5volts standby at CNM802 pin 3.

    You once wrote no 5volts standby at CNM802 pin 3, but do you have 16Volts at CM876/ CM881 ? if not go back to hot side.

    Did you check RM869 .3 ohm
    It bothers me when you have .6 volt at CM804 . Therefore no voltage goes thru QB801, to UP801S pin 8
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  • Re: Samsung LN32B530P7F PSU issue

    B4ndit,

    I just got home and sorry to hear your problem has not changed. Review your testing conditions; I feel little strange.

    For now:
    First make sure your meter is good ( not intermittent) by testing something with known values. After that, neg meter lead, hook to neg of CP815 for hot side, ( Neg meter lead, hook to neg of CM867 for cold side). With your PSU diagram, you should have high voltage at CP815 or fuse FM802S then at UM801S pin 1 . ( If no high voltage, check fuse FS901A and BD801S.) I assume you...
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  • Re: Samsung LN32B530P7F PSU issue

    Hi everyone,

    I also have on/off problem with Samsung LN32B530P7F; but it has nothing to do with PSU. It is not the CAP's either but in the function control board on the right side. Problem solved.

    When I read B4ndit problem, I believe it in the hot side of PSU. Did you finally fix that ? May I help ?
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