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Monomannen
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Last Activity: 01-25-2013, 01:57 AM
Joined: 01-23-2013
Location: Mariestad
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  • Re: Philips 42pfl7403h/10 Wont start

    Yes i will change all 4 ic and the seller in your first link is actually exact where i ordered from yesterday
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  • Re: Philips 42pfl7403h/10 Wont start

    Im reading that pdf and 99% i dont understand but i little, little breakthrough i think

    The area with the burned ic is dc conversion.
    If something in that area are more than 10% off in voltage etc it goes into safemode.
    Sounds like my problem??
    It was written on some page around 170-190...
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  • Re: Philips 42pfl7403h/10 Wont start

    You mean that mainboard doesnt have to be installed, just plug in rest of al cables except those that goes to the mainboard?
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  • Re: Philips 42pfl7403h/10 Wont start

    No it doesnt have ambilight and the tv is dissassembled at the moment so i cannot measure
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  • Re: Philips 42pfl7403h/10 Wont start

    Thx for the manual but after read a few pages i havent got a clue whats my next step is. I only know that it almost start and the screen lights up for a very short while (a quick flash) and a click is heard both from the boards and speakers.

    Im really grateful for your input so far and im glad for the service manual.

    /From a dark an cold sweden
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  • Re: Philips 42pfl7403h/10 Wont start

    Im not sure wich label you mean so i took photo of both.
    I also write all numbers below for "copy/paste" option.

    One photo shows both the old psu and new one installed and in another youll see a red ring and thats the ic thats causing the smoke and a similar photo of tha backside at same place. There are two "bumps" on it thats caused by the supposed short.
    Sorry if photos isnt what you are used to, i only have the camera of an iphone 4s.

    Model No: 42pfl7403H/10
    Serial No: QG 1D0909...
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    Last edited by Monomannen; 01-23-2013, 09:42 AM.

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  • Re: Philips 42pfl7403h/10 Wont start

    I will try to take better pictures tonight.

    About myself.
    39 years old boatbuilder with an interest in electronics but not much knowledge.
    I have cheap and simple equipment as soldergun with adjusteble temp and very small tip, a "helping hand" magnifier and such things but not enough knowledge to search for problem but i usually fix problems when i know what or where they are.

    I also strongly belive that everthing is "fixable"
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  • Re: Philips 42pfl7403h/10 Wont start

    When the old board were mounted it didnt show any lifesign except the red led that blinked 3 times, paused and blinked 3 times again.

    Several forums indicated that the most common fault was either psu board or bad caps at psu board. I found a working board and installed it and now it flashes and "restarts".

    And as i wrote, the little ic gets very hot and smokes comes from it after a few seconds. I ordered 4new and are goung to try solder new ones in place.
    But it looks like this is a battle im not...
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  • Philips 42pfl7403h/10 Wont start

    Hi!

    My tv stopped working one day and after a lot of googling i bought a new psu board. When i put cable in it isnt completely dead as before but it still wont start, it clicks and the screen flashes quickly and then clicks again and does this loop. When i did this i could feel some smoke from mainboard and it came from a small ic called FDS 8884 and there are 4 of them and one is burned as i can see.

    My question is:
    Can it be this fault that caused all of my problems or did the possible broken psu board cause this ic to fail??

    Is it worth the...
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