Re: 40" Philips 40pfl4706/f7 Mother board replacement
Update - I received the new mother board today. Hooked it up and the TV works great! $70 for the new mother board. Not bad. The repair shop was asking for over $300 for the part and labor. Thanks again Tom!
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Re: 40" Philips 40pfl4706/f7 Mother board replacement
Thanks! I'm not getting any volts on P-ON or the P-ON12V pins in standby mode.
With the power on I'm getting 3.296v on P-ON and 12.23 on each of the P-ON12v pins.Last edited by muehring; 04-22-2013, 06:03 PM.
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Re: 40" Philips 40pfl4706/f7 Mother board replacement
Is this the legend you need?
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Here is the legend:
BL-ON
NT_Dim
P-ON
GND
Ext_Dim
STB5-3V
GND
GND
GND
GND
P-ON12V
P-ON12V
P-ON12V
P-ON12V
The other connector's legend (the one connecting to the smaller board in the middle with the two red caps) is:
...Last edited by muehring; 04-21-2013, 06:40 PM.
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Re: 40" Philips 40pfl4706/f7 Mother board replacement
Here are some pics
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I can take some more detailed pics if needed.Re: 40" Philips 40pfl4706/f7 Mother board replacement
Here are some pics...
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Re: 40" Philips 40pfl4706/f7 Mother board replacement
Great, thanks for the quick reply! I'll give it a shot. I did use my credit card's extended warranty. They cut me a check for the cost of the repair and I used that for a new TV. The mother board's not cheap, but if it works it'll be a good deal.
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40" Philips 40pfl4706/f7 Mother board replacement
Hi,
I have a Philips LED TV that stopped working after I installed a software update. I took it to a repair shop because the warranty needed an estimated repair cost and they said I need a new mother board. I found a replacement mother board online. I'm wondering if replacing the mother board is as easy as taking the old one out and putting in the new one. Are there any other steps I need to take after replacing?
I have hobbyist level electronics experience. I think troubleshooting the mother board would be too much for me since it's SMD.
Any help is appreciated....
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