Re: Powersupply proble, SAMSUNG LA32R71B
i received a samsung lcd with this problem but the previous own tried to fix it before i got it i would be in dept for the values of the caps on the secondary side of the board or all the electro's please.
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
I got .8.8 and it looks like we did it. Thank you all.
so all in all 2 components were in the wrong places.
Miss-placed my calibrate resistors .. then found them and did all that was mentioned in the manual and weeeeeeee it worked
Thanks again for all your help and i will keep looking to see if i can help anyone else with the same problem.
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
ok will do and post results back.
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
so i need to swap places with vr1 with vr2
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
here are the pics you have requested.
[url]http://i827.photobucket.com/albums/zz192/ewastecomputers/DSC04356.jpg[/url]
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[url]http://i827.photobucket.com/albums/zz192/ewastecomputers/DSC04358.jpg[/url]
[url]http://i827.photobucket.com/albums/zz192/ewastecomputers/DSC04359.jpg[/url]
[url]http://i827.photobucket.com/albums/zz192/ewastecomputers/DSC04360.jpg[/url]
[url]http://i827.photobucket.com/albums/zz192/ewastecomputers/DSC04361.jpg[/url]...
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
Sorry about delay. will post pics later tomorrow.Last edited by ewastecomputers; 01-26-2010, 10:17 PM.
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
i did try it out and it was very hard to set it. the meter was soo jumpy i had to be really really slow sometimes is would read and other times i needed more of a turn on the dial to make it read right. as for measuring i will retest it tonight.
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
Still not fixed sorry about post before was typo.
got new trans today and put in still same result.
i dont know what to do..still f6 f7 error with r30 shorted.
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
ok i have checked it over many times and i am thinking it is the transistors new ones fix this issue should i post a pic on here of what i have done.
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
did that and they test ok, so that is one thing to check off the list. Has to be a different problem.
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
i have found the 100k and the 220k not testing their true values unless i am testing them wrong. 100k is measuring about 50k and 220k is reading about the same. i will replace and see what the result is.
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
i will and get back to you thanks for your time guys
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
ok i have touched up any solder i have seen to be a problem but with the same issue f6 and some times f7
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Re: "f6" "f7" blue esr issue
Ok i will go over it again i may have missed something. i will re-solder the joints you think "yes" around the areas........ will get back to you after again thank you for your time.
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"f6" "f7" blue esr issue
i know this must be a stupid question but here is goes bought blue esr meter and built it was so fun. I am a novice-medium knowledge in repair person on a good day lol. yes this is my first kit since i was a kid.
Now when i start her up all seems good, so i though i would do the self test feature on the meter so i read the info on how to do this properly so i did this
(Before doing the self-test, it's very important to first set VR1
to the center of its adjustment range, short out R30, 100R and make sure that the meter's supply voltage is
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