Re: Samsung LED TV troubleshooting. Help is very appreciated!
Thank you, but i have measured and the pins are not shorted.
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Re: Samsung LED TV troubleshooting. Help is very appreciated!
It appears to be the PS pin that causes the power cycling. If i remove the PS pin from the connector the TV doesn't power cycle. But i Can still only turn the backlight on and OFF. Other functions isn't working. Any ideas?
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Re: Samsung LED TV troubleshooting. Help is very appreciated!
I have tried to connect pin 12 (BLU) to 5 volts. This does turn on the backlight, but the television is still power cycling (meaning that the screen turns on and off and i can hear a relay clicking, in intervals of 2 seconds)....
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Re: Samsung LED TV troubleshooting. Help is very appreciated!
Thank you. Here are my readings (measured on connector at the mainboard end). The power supply is switching between two states. The results in parentese illustrates the "off" state. Here pin 20 still has some voltage:
Pin 1 (OD_LE) = 2.33V (0V)
Pin 2 (PWM 4) = 0.69 (0V)
Pin 3 (OD_ON) = 2.32V
Pin 4 (PWM 3) = 0.69V (0V)
Pin 5 (GND) = 0V
Pin 6 (PWM 2) = 0.69V (0V)
Pin 7 (B13V) = 12.74V (0V)
Pin 8 (PWM 1) = 0.69V (0V)
Pin 9 (B13V) = 12.74V (0V)...Last edited by Akoen; 11-21-2015, 02:12 PM.
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Re: Samsung LED TV troubleshooting. Help is very appreciated!
I have attached the cables to two free pads on the same traces as the burnt out pins. There is no short so the failure is another place. Besides i Can measure a voltage switching between 0 and 5 volts on the mainboard at the right pins....
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