Good evening, I have a problem with this lcd tv (UNITED branded with BEKO electronics), I would need to fix it to try some old video game consoles as it has digital / analog tuner.
I found it after years and once I turned it on I realized that it took a while to go from standby to operational, but above all I notice that it is blocked in some way, let me explain ... no physical button on the TV works, using the remote control (which is a compatible one) only some keys work, such as the one for power, volume, numbers and little else, I cannot change source and above all it does not access...
Fortunally i met this fantastic forum...repaired TN801 mounted on the board and my Samsung monitor is back to life!
Thanks a lot R_J for your valuable help....i hope this thread could help someone else with same problem.
regards
Francesco from Italy
Ok, sorry for my stupid mistake...i notice just now that two 22ohm resistors are in parallel with dm803 and dm806, that's why i have 22omh on both sides of diodes..i imagine the only way to test those diodes is desoldering them or at least desolder resistors in parallel. I'm a little afraid about desoldering smd components, i think i will waith some more help or trying to power on psu hoping nothing will explode
I haven't resoldered TM801 yet, so not yet tested PSU ...would like first to be sure about DM803 and DM806 test and if i have to test some more components without TM801 on pcb
Tnx
Thanks a lot dear friend....
I unsoldered and tested TM801 and found a disconnected pin...it was for me very difficult to repair but i was able to sold pin to wire coming out from yellow tape, now there is continuity and testing pins with DMM at 200ohm scale i can read 0.06 in primary and both secondary. As you advised i made a test of gate circuit....all resistors are ok, about DZM802/3/4/5 with DMM set to diode test i can read a value of 0.712/15 for all, reversing DMM leads circuit is open. Now, talking about DM803 and DM806...
Hi everyone, sorry if I open a new thread on this power supply board, but after reading the present ones I was unable to solve the problem. A few days ago I turned on the monitor and hear a small bang, the monitor does not turn on and the blue LED flashes.
I disassemble the monitor and try to understand what the problem is with the power supply board, I immediately notice the RM801 (0.22ohm) resistor burnt. I replace it and try to turn it back on, of course it burns again, I put a new one and check with my digital multimeter the 2 fet QM802 and QM803 that are burnt, I replace them and, for...
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Hi everybody, i'm Francesco from south Italy. I'm going crazy trying to repair a BN44-00195A power supply from my samsung monitor. really hope to find a solution in this very interesting board....hope to learn something more too
P.s.: I'm an electronic lover since 30 years.
tnx
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