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Last Activity: 09-23-2020, 04:40 PM
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  • Re: Panasonic P50ST50B plasma TV: 13 blinks

    Anybody knows if I can use a P50ST50C board on P50ST50B?

    Any idea?
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  • Re: Panasonic P50ST50B plasma TV: 13 blinks

    I see, so you think I should just go for a new A board (or look for a reballing service).

    Unfortunately I cannot find any online for this model...
    Do you know if I can use any TNPH0989 to get it going? Will the board for p50st50C work (I think that's the asian model)?
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    Last edited by faenil; 09-18-2020, 03:03 AM.

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  • Re: Panasonic P50ST50B plasma TV: 13 blinks



    I see, thanks for your input.
    Is there anything I can do to make absolutely sure it's not an issue with the psu? (provided I cannot test it in another tv)...
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  • Re: Panasonic P50ST50B plasma TV: 13 blinks



    Oh sorry, you needed the pin layout...
    Thanks for posting it.
    I will be back on Wednesday and test the TV with only A and P connected.

    Meanwhile I might be able to order a P board so I can have it by time I am back and I can test it

    It was my fair that the P board could be at fault... Or, well, I was hoping it would be P more than A.

    I will keep you posted, thanks for your help!

    Feel free to provide any other pointer you may have ...
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  • Re: Panasonic P50ST50B plasma TV: 13 blinks

    Here are the volt measurements in different scenarios


    TV plugged to AC but forced off:
    1 0v
    2 0v
    3 0v
    4 0v
    5 0v
    6 4.5v
    7 0v
    8 0v
    9 0v
    10 0v
    11 0v
    12 0v
    13 0v
    14 0v
    15 0v

    - After pressing power button:
    1 0v
    2 0v
    3 0v
    4 0v
    5 0v
    6 4.5v
    7 3.0v, fixed
    8 0v
    9 0v
    10 15.8v
    11 15.8v
    12 0v
    13 2.15v
    14 0v
    15 2.15v

    - After...
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  • Re: Panasonic P50ST50B plasma TV: 13 blinks



    I tried unplugging the other boards, I think it did not make a difference (I will be unable to test on the TV until next Wednesday.

    No, I don't think I have ever seen the VSus high.

    F15V seems to be fine, while P15V is stuck at 2.15v

    I will convert the pin readings from my previous post in a bit, I think I wrote everything in the first post, it's just the pins I did not mention were 0v...
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    Last edited by faenil; 09-17-2020, 03:50 AM.

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  • Re: Panasonic P50ST50B plasma TV: 13 blinks

    well...yeah, that's what the blink code reports ^^

    I find a bit strange that pins 13-15 are stuck at 2.15v, is that normal? Could it not be that the issue is actually in the PSU?

    Is there anything else I can try, given that a replacement board is nowhere to be found?
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    Last edited by faenil; 09-17-2020, 03:28 AM.

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  • Panasonic P50ST50B plasma TV: 13 blinks

    Hi everyone,

    disclaimer: I am a newbie at electronics, trying to learn as I go This is my first troubleshooting experience.

    My Panasonic P50ST50B has stopped turning on a couple of months back, and I am now trying to understand what happened and if there is a way to fix it.

    The red LED turns on when you plug the TV, pressing buttons on the remote will make the LED flash green fast for a few seconds.

    After 2-3 minutes of no activity, the PSU clicks twice and the LED turns red again and blinks 13 times.

    According to the technical...
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    Last edited by faenil; 09-16-2020, 04:34 PM.

  • Re: New Members - please post your introductions here

    Hi there,

    I am having some fun trying to fix my TV and learning the basics of troubleshooting electronics.

    This looks like a place that has a lot to offer
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