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Muggz
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Last Activity: 05-04-2022, 08:26 PM
Joined: 05-27-2020
Location: Bradenton, FL
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  • Re: Xbox One S turns off after 1 second

    Thank you. Do you know any resources or videos that would show me how to test all nine?

    Edit: I forgot to include this in the initial post, but I also see no physical damage to the board at all. Looks pristine.
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    Last edited by Muggz; 05-01-2022, 01:50 PM.

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  • Xbox One S turns off after 1 second

    Hi all,

    I am a relative newbie to electronics repair, but I've been able to fix a number of consoles and everyone here has helped me to fix a couple TVs. I'm stuck on an Xbox One S.

    • When I press power, it beeps, and the white light comes on for 1 second, then it turns off. The fan does not spin.
    • When I plug in the power cord, before pressing power, the fan does not do its normal 1/8 to 1/2 turn/spin.

    I have tried:
    • Removing the mobo from the console, and just trying to start it with the PSU, fan, and front panel with the power...
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  • Re: Samsung PN51D550 Five double blinks

    Replacing the X board fixed it!
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  • Re: Samsung PN51D550 Five double blinks

    Okay, what I tested were the logic boards, not the X and Y boards.

    So, I followed [URL="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYKw9QTJhvM"]this guy's video[/URL], and determined the X board is bad.

    Does anyone know where I can find the same X board?

    It looks like the part number is LJ41-09422A. The one in my TV is R1.3. I found [URL="https://www.ebay.com/p/1300254120"]this eBay listing[/URL] but it was R1.2. I also found [URL="https://torrestvrepairparts.com/products/samsung-bn96-16516a-x-main-board-lj41-09422a-lj92-01759a"]this...
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    Last edited by Muggz; 05-03-2021, 04:57 PM.

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  • Re: Samsung PN51D550 Five double blinks

    I am very sorry to disappear for so long. Real life stuff hit me. I was able to successfully test all of the pins going from the power board to the X and Y boards (although I could not tell you which one is the X board and which one is the Y board). All of the voltages are correct on both ends of the connectors. Of course, as it turns on and off 4 to 5 times, I am only able to get the reading for a split second before the TV shuts back off.

    Can anybody PLEASE advise the next step to troubleshoot?
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  • Re: Samsung PN51D550 Five double blinks

    Here is a close-up of that corner of the power board. I'm not sure it's the power board though, because replacing it resulted in the same symptoms as before? That said, I will absolutely perform any troubleshooting steps anyone gives me to the best of my ability....
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  • Re: Samsung PN51D550 Five double blinks



    Thank you for responding. What do you mean by "red boxes" please?...
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  • Samsung PN51D550 Five double blinks

    Hi everyone,

    I recently had [URL="https://www.badcaps.net/forum/showthread.php?t=20531&page=5"]trouble with a Dell monitor[/URL], and you guys really went above and beyond to help me, and I was able to fix it! Thank you!

    My TV broke a couple weeks ago, and I want to get it fixed for my wife.
    Model: Samsung PN51D550C1FXZA (I often find it online as just PN51D550 or split as PN51D550 C1FXZA).
    Specs: 51" 1080p Plasma 3D TV

    Symptoms: After plugging it in, it turns on then off then on then off, 4-5 times total, and then the power...
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    Last edited by Muggz; 03-29-2021, 05:13 PM.

  • Re: Dell 2007FPB teardown

    New inverter board came, transformers all tested 1050-1060, threw it in, broke a connector, three solder jobs later.... it lives! Now I get to wrestle with Windows 7. THANK YOU for your help, Badcaps community and special thanks to Behemoth!...
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  • Re: Dell 2007FPB teardown



    I may get that lucky, we will see. It was sold as being pulled from a monitor with a cracked screen....
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  • Re: Dell 2007FPB teardown

    Thanks! I wasn't sure how to look up and order transformers. It doesn't seem to be as easy as resistors. So I picked up an inverter board for $12 off of eBay. It should arrive in a week and hopefully I can pull one of the transformers off of that.
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  • Re: Dell 2007FPB teardown



    I had no clue what you meant, and several YouTube videos later... lol (I like this though, I’m learning!)
    Chip 1 - 878 and 1037
    Chip 2 - 1029 and 1029
    Chip 3 - 1020 and 1017...
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    Last edited by Muggz; 06-01-2020, 03:33 PM.

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  • Re: Dell 2007FPB teardown

    What should I do or check next?
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  • Re: Dell 2007FPB teardown



    I reassembled it just to test. Self test comes on for half a second, and then the screen goes black. The power light and the number 2 light stay lit. It does not appear to be backlit, and when I shine my mobile phone light on the screen I don't see anything. I ordered another multimeter on Amazon and expect it to arrive tomorrow. Thank you for responding....
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  • Re: Dell 2007FPB teardown

    Hi everyone,

    I have a Dell 2007FPb and found this thread with others experiencing my issue. My monitor turns on for about a half a second before the screen turns black. This is in the self test mode also. I took it apart and did not find any bulging or leaking capacitors. I tried replacing the 272 resistor others had mentioned in this thread, but it did not work and my symptoms are the same. Additionally I did not have a dielectric white blob on my board when I opened it like others have seen. See the last picture where I almost exactly...
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