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Ron K
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  • Re: Dead, Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S

    meter set to 200 ohms on pin 6 to pin 7 their shows no or 0 resistance
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  • Re: Dead, Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S

    With no power conected, big cap grained to 0 volts, on ICE2AS01 pin 7 grd to pin 6 vcc 0 volts. But with power conneced I get at the big cap I get 166 volts dc, ICE2AS01 pin 7 grd to Pin 6 vcc 7.4 volts dc, secondary sibe both diods I get 59 volts dc.
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  • Re: Dead, Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S

    The ICE part number is 2AS01, and another number is (a symbol then 0403LP).
    Thanks
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  • Re: Dead, Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S

    Dear Help
    Here are a new set of pictures with a better camera I hope they are clearer for you. Yes I tested the voltage with the the power supply and the main board connected, I also checked for a fuse but couldn't seem to find one. My Country is Canada and I am located in Manitoba.
    Thanks for your time
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  • Re: Dead, Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S

    Dear Help
    I have a Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S monitor that is dead I cheacked all the Caps with an ESR tester and they all tested OK. At the big cap I get 166 volts dc, IC chip grd to vcc 7.4 volts dc, secondary both diods I get 59 volts dc.
    But their is no voltage at the 5 and 12 volt output pins. What component could be the problem
    Thanks
    Ron
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  • Re: Dead, Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S

    Dear help
    At the big cap I get 166 volts dc, IC chip grd to vcc 7.4 volts dc, secondary both diods I get 59 volts dc.
    Thanks
    Ron
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    [ATTACH]38306[/ATTACH]Re: Dead, Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S

    Dear help
    At the big cap I get 166 volts dc, IC chip grd to vcc 7.4 volts dc, secondary both diods I get 59 volts dc.
    Thanks
    Ron
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  • Re: Dead, Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S

    I have the pictures put how do I attach them to this post? Where is your manage attachments button to attach the pictures? I tried (Go Advanced tab) then attach from there, but it doen't seem to work.
    Thanks
    Ron
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  • Dead, Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S

    Dear Help
    I have a Daewoo 17" TFT-LCD Model HL710S monitor that is dead I cheacked all the Caps with an ESR tester and they all tested OK. When I put the neg to the big cap I get voltage ot both diods on the secondary section and also on I get voltage on the secondary caps. But their is no voltage at the 5 and 12 volt output pins. What component could be the problem
    Thanks, Ron
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  • Re: Ring Tester Question

    Dear help,
    I just got a new assembled blue ring tester and would like to change the clips to probes, but I would like to shorten the wires, would that affect the test results?
    thanks
    ron
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  • Re: HP 1955 Monitor Repair Guide

    Dear Helper
    Yes it is a different Monitor and a different board then the Post #1
    Is this usually the case with the second set of numbers and sometimes even a third
    set.
    Thanks for the help greatly apprecaited.
    Ron
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  • Re: HP 1955 Monitor Repair Guide

    Dear Help
    I have a burnt 40T03GP Power Fet and I found some but the second number is Different the ones that blew are 40T03GP and right under that number is 701085. But the ones I can get heve the numbers 40T03GP but the number under that one is 602425 are those fets ok to use. is the socond number of any value I googled the socond number and it never came up.
    Thank for your time
    Ron
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  • Re: HP 1955 / BENQ 48.L1A02.A00 repair

    My name is Ron, is it possible to purchase a new new Benq 48.L1A02.A00 invertert or power board for a HP 1955 monitor, and if its possible where can I purchase some?
    Thanks. Ron.
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  • Re: HP 1955 Monitor Repair Guide

    Thanks for your help! I have another question, The HP L1955 models has an upgrade inverter board from the HP 1955 models, it looks a lot easyer to fix and work with it does't seem to have the 4431 fets and other components. I'm wondering if I could use the new upgradeed inverter L1955 models and put it into the 1955 model? Would you also know where I could purchase those new model inverter boards? I phoned HP and all I get is transferd from one department to the next with no results.
    Thanks
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  • Re: HP 1955 Monitor Repair Guide

    If one of my 4431 Fet is burnt, Do the 2 signaling transistors usually go with 4431 fet?
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  • Re: HP 1955 Monitor Repair Guide

    It is set on diode.
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  • Re: HP 1955 Monitor Repair Guide

    Hello
    they don't seem to be shorted, signaling on transistors I get 6.5 to 7, on the backlight ON/OFF 4431 Fets I get full 7. Thanks
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  • Re: HP 1955 Monitor Repair Guide

    First time user, Very interesting sight! I also have an HP 1955 monitor and have the same problem, switches on for a second then blank. I read all of Krankshaft advice and found it very helpfull. But is there a good and accrate way to cheack the signaling transistors plus the backlight ON/OFF 4431 Fets on board with a good volt meter. Or do I have to remove them to do a proper test? bacause I get the same reading on all four on board.
    Ron K
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