Hi,
I'm still having a problem with my philips 46FPL8605 TV.
It works correctly most of the time, but sometime, the screen goes black, the ambilight led do some scrap, then after some seconds the audio shutdown and the TV restart.
After that, my freebox pop says me that the HDMI has been disconnected.
This is not a temperature problem, sometimes, it appears just after startup, sometime after 1 hour. Sometimes it reboots 1 ou twice in 4 hours, sometimes it's 4 time in less than than 1hour...
I've build a...
Modelvincent
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Re: Philips 37PFL8605 not booting
Hi,
I've changed the mos as suggested by Davi.p but it changed absolutely nothing, the result is still the same, the TV restart from time to time...
What can I check to debug this behaviour?
Best regards
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Re: Philips 37PFL8605 not booting
I'm really sorry, i didn't want to upset you.
As the initial post was about a TV not starting at all i was not sure if your solution was for my specific problem.
In all case, as mentionned above I will change the transistor and keep you informed of the result.
And regarding the strange date in the log file, is there a problem hidden behind or is that a normal behaviour?
Best regards
VincentLast edited by Modelvincent; 12-27-2022, 02:02 PM.Leave a comment:
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Re: Philips 37PFL8605 not booting
Thanks, I've just remove the cover and yes this is the same board with same transistor reference so I will replace it, it's not the price...
However, if the transitor was blown, I suppose that the problem will be present every time, not some time to time as actually?Leave a comment:
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Re: Philips 37PFL8605 not booting
Interesting, this can be repaired or it's better to directly change the TCON?
Another thing, I've retrieved the CSM log, and i'm suprised with the date, the "installed date" is 01 01 96 and all logs are dated from same date (and obviously the TV has been buyed far later than 1996...)
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Re: Philips 37PFL8605 not booting
Hi,
I have a problem with my 46FPL8605H/12 tv. It's working for a while (sometime for up to 1hr) and suddenly, it restarts.
I have checked the serial debug and I have the following log during the failure:
[CODE]00 <5~003368846 Temperature=34
00 <5 003371547 osnfr_mmemuse:[0337] freeMem: 221524, pgMajFault: 00000000, sectorsRead: 00041864 idle 97.90%
00 <5 003381564 osnfr_mmemuse:[0338] freeMem: 221524, pgMajFault: 00000000, sectorsRead: 00041864 idle 97.50%
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Re: Asus R505CB (K56CM motherboard) backlight problem
Thank you both for your help,
It look evident on your picture that it is effectively not a diode and I better understand if it is a coil why she had burned on a shortcut...
I've put the copy of your picture with the component localized.
For information, does someone have the schematics of the K56CM Rev2.0 motherboard?
Thanks for your help!
Best regards,
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Asus R505CB (K56CM motherboard) backlight problem
Hi guys,
I have a problem with my Asus R505 laptop, my screen wires are damaged since some days (bad contacts when moving the screen...) so I was no more using ma laptop waiting to receive the new cable.
Unfortunately yesterday I have restarted it to connect the display to my TV but no display on TV nor than on the computer screen.
I've move the screen and heard the so characteristics noise and smell of the burning electronic component (you know, the little "pschiiiiiittttt"....
I've removed the charger, the battery, and opened... -
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Hi guys, i'm Vincent from France, i'm joinning your forum because m'y laptop motherboard just come to burn and I will try to repair it but I need your help and will make a new post in the good section... I'm an electronic designer for my job and like to try to repair everything
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