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Last Activity: 09-08-2023, 02:12 PM
Joined: 02-23-2020
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  • Re: Sony KDL-40W600B 6 blinking lights

    In retrospect (i.e. after the TV was back on the wall), I probably should have just soldered the strips together, eliminating the connector as the weak link . . .
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  • Re: Sony KDL-40W600B 6 blinking lights

    I also had a Sony with 6 flashes on the standby LED - model KD-60x690E. Thought I'd post what i found. The problem was intermittent, so it was hard to trace, but checking the LED strips with a backlight tester showed one of the sets (combined A & B strips) had an operating voltage about 5 volts higher than the others. Each of the individual LEDs tested OK as did the individual A and B strips. I noticed that the connector between the two sections appeared to have small burn marks where the small clips on the B strips touched the contacts...
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    Last edited by petersor; 10-26-2020, 05:24 AM.

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  • Sharp RDENCA369WJQZ (Delta DPS-343AP A, Rev 01F) Power Supply Unit Schematic Needed

    Hi Folks,

    I'm filling some downtime trying to resurrect a Sharp LC60E88UN. It was easy to find the service manual online, but it doesn't contain the schematic for the power board (Sharp RDENCA369WJQZ / Delta DPS-343AP A, Rev 01F) Power Supply Unit. I've looked everywhere I can think of using both part numbers and can't find it. Can someonee with access to this document share it?

    Symptoms - no audio/video/backlight and blink code: 1 x power light followed by 1 x power and OPC lights together. Seems like a Lamp Error, but I'd like to check power supply components and...
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  • Re: New Members - please post your introductions here

    Hello everyone. Just registered as i enjoy the info available here. I mostly work on automotive stuff, but repair anything that comes across my bench, so I've lurked here for a while to learn about SMPSs, monitors, audio systems, etc. Lot's of successes under my belt already, so I'm starting to dig deeper . . .
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