Re: Vizio TV E470VL SMPS Flucuation Output Voltage
I wanted to thank everyone for their help in trying to fix this power supply. I was not available to fix it an ended up buying replacement at BuyQual.com at a reasonable price.
thank you and God's Blessings,
Danny
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
User Profile
Collapse
-
Re: Vizio TV E470VL SMPS Flucuation Output Voltage
It is a head scratcher! I replaced the zener diode and the cap. There is approximately 2.2 volts at Vcc which is better than zero I guess. But still no output voltage. With the power off and multimeter in diode mode Vcc to ground shows about 1.47 volts, before changing the zener I think it was approximately.02 volts.
I sprayed the board front and back with freeze spray with power on but did not find any obvious shorts.
Any suggestions?
Leave a comment:
-
Re: Vizio TV E470VL SMPS Flucuation Output Voltage
The ZD104 has 18 ZD written, so is that an 18 volt zener diode? I found cap c107 buried in some alloy, it is about the 1/4 the size of a pencil tip. If I did it correctly is measures about 66 pf, does that sound right? It was not short.
Leave a comment:
-
Re: Vizio TV E470VL SMPS Flucuation Output Voltage
At the the moment I think the Cap is covered with alloy, because I don't see the part anywhere else!!! and with that testing is not possible. Any idea about a replacement part for the zener and cap? Are those types of capacitors polarized?
Leave a comment:
-
Re: Vizio TV E470VL SMPS Flucuation Output Voltage
I removed ZD104 and C107. ZD104 shows about 0.2 in diode mode each way. I’m assuming that would be a bad zener diode, would someone please confirm. It was not my intention to remove C107 at the same time as ZD104 but I used alloy and the zener and cap are so small and close to each other i inadvertently knocked it off. I think the cap is covered in alloy so I’m trying figure out how to clean it. Some good news I think, with the zener and cap removed there is some output voltage all be it low and fluctuating. Can some...
Leave a comment:
No activity results to display
Show More
Leave a comment: