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  • Re: Panasonic TC-P42X3

    Hooray - kind of... got the SS board in the mail today. Installed, and I finally have an image! However, i'm getting Horizontal lines as seen in the attached pic.

    Is this an SS board issue, since it's the x-sustain? Please direct me!

    The lines appear across all inputs that I can test. Even when there is no input & I'm in the menu the lines appear....
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  • Re: Panasonic TC-P42X3

    Had to hold power button down to turn it off, then after pressing the power button again I got 14 blinks
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  • Re: Panasonic TC-P42X3

    Took your advice & ordered the board. It's installed, but didn't bring it back to life.

    Upon plugging it in, I just get 2 clicks followed shortly by a third click. The light on the front of the TV stays a steady red & pressing the power button changes nothing.

    I upon checking P6 on the Power Supply I get:
    P_M_ON = 3V
    S1 = 0
    S0 = 0
    SOS = 3
    STBY5V_ON = .05V
    STBY5V = 5
    F_STBY_ON = 3
    Everything else is 0

    What do I do next?
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    started a topic Panasonic TC-P42X3

    Panasonic TC-P42X3

    Kids were playing with the plugs on the power strip when the TV made a loud pop!

    I've identified what I think is the source of the pop sound. It looks like a blown component on, what my research shows as, the SN board/Y Sustain/Y Main.

    I've also seen the board referred to as: TNPA5311AC / TXNSN1PPUU / TNPA5311AE

    The only visible sign of failure is the component labeled D722. Problem is, I can't identify the component because it blew off all identifying markings.

    Can someone provide me with what this component is and its stats? It has...
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    Re: Hp 1940 flicker

    I opened up my HP L1940T expecting to find a bad cap but it was nowhere to be found, everything I could test read as it should. Thank you badcaps

    Simply refreshing the solder joints worked like a charm. My board didn't indicate BenQ, but the same solution worked for me just the same.

    [url]https://www.badcaps.net/forum/images/smilies/fruit.gif[/url]

    Since I have a pair for dual screen setup I'm thankful that I didn't have to replace two screens. Most Awesome.Re: Hp 1940 flicker<br /> <br /> I...p my HP L1940T
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  • Re: Emerson LC401EM2F

    I don't remember anything special about opening this one up... Once you take all the screws out, it's handy to have some plastic pry tools if your concerned about marring the edges of the TV.
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  • Re: Emerson LC401EM2F

    So I found a complete set of boards on eBay for $100 harvested from a new identical model with a broken screen. I started by replacing the inverter board, and all is well. If anyone needs the power, video, or digital video board, let me know.

    Whatever I thought I had done to the power board apparently didn't effect its functionality, because everything is working as it should!?!

    Thanks again for all your help!
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  • Re: Emerson LC401EM2F

    Ok, THANK YOU for your time, If I find the bad component, I'll post back.
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  • Re: Emerson LC401EM2F



    Visually, it looks identical to pic in the link that budm posted with exception to a little bit of cockroach poop on the one I'm working on: [url]http://assets.shopjimmy.com/media/ca...03241a-top.jpg[/url]

    Mine is the same board number with exception Rev 0.3 2011.8.04 (the one pictured is Rev 0.2 2010.07.12)

    There is a 4 pin connector (CN102) that is not utilized.Re: Emerson LC401EM2F<br /> <br /> ... little bit of...
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  • Re: Emerson LC401EM2F



    Voltages at the Inverter board connector (Power board Label / Inverter board label):
    PWM-SEL / EX DIM: .775
    BL-ADJ / DIM: .768
    BL-5W / ENA: 2.968
    ERROR / ERR_OUT: .07 while on, Max .447 when power is pressed
    GND
    24V / VIN: 23.82

    F1 Fuse shows continuity. 23.82V on both sides.

    I didn't post a picture of the back side of the inverter board because there's [I]absolutely nothing[/I] on the back of it.

    However, I did notice that the power light blinks...
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  • Re: Emerson LC401EM2F



    All plugged back in. The only connectors with labeled voltages are:

    The 24V lines to the inverter board all read 23.83V when power is on.

    The larger ribbon cable to the video board (ON / OFF)

    Tuner +35V = 37.5 / < .1
    LCD +12 = 12.23 / < .1
    LCD +12 = 12.23 / < .1
    GND
    GND
    P-ON 3.3 = 3.38 / < .1
    GND
    5.5 or 5V = 7.72 / 2.6
    GND
    P-ON 5V = 5.26 / < .1
    GND
    24Vf or AMP = 27.5 / < .1

    Here's...
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  • Re: Emerson LC401EM2F



    Connectors and associated text....
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  • Re: Emerson LC401EM2F



    Here's the Digital input board...
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    started a topic Emerson LC401EM2F

    Emerson LC401EM2F

    Emerson Funai LC401EM2F

    Long time listener, first time caller. I've referenced badcaps numerous times in the past, but this is my first post. I'm a computer technician and have soldering experience. In the past, I've replaced a lot of visibly bad caps to bring numerous boards [computer mobo's, monitors] back to life... I've only done a few TV's and it's usually been caps or a diode that's been the culprit. But this time, I can't find any single bad component. Even if I can't repair, I wouldn't be opposed to ordering a replacement board IF I could verify which one it needs.
    ...
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  • Re: New Members - please post your introductions here

    Hello badcaps forum.

    Long time listener, first time caller. I've referenced this forum many times in the past, but this is the first time I've had the need to post for myself.

    I'm a Software Development graduate, owner of a small computer repair business in Indianapolis, IN. Though software is my forte, I've always had the desire to take apart and fix just about anything that wasn't working.

    I've always been familiar with computer hardware and software, since my mom purchased a Tandy...
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