
suggestions. You remove the flyback and the hot. place a focus of 75 / 100w of the b + to ground .checa how much you have of b + .- you must have 134vcd. This is a very stable source, the Sanyo uses it, and we use it to make adaptations. If you have the 134vcd, we will check the oscillation, even if you do not have the flyback or the hot, I send you a vpp probe diagram. Regards. Felipe ascencio
Check the resistance and it is fine, every indication that is the str or regulator, change the electrolytic capacitor from 10 uf to 160 volts, and the 150 volts continue to come out.
-in pin 3/4 can not have 64VAC.- since that voltage comes from the bridge rectifier. .- 1.- how much is your vca line. 2.- connect your multimeter in vcd and place a tip on pin 3 and the other tip on pin 4, it has to have a voltage of 25vcd. .- 3 .- disconnect pin 4 which is the output and check how much voltage it has with the pin connected and with the pin disconnected.
VCA line 117.8
Pin 3 and 4 11, .31 volts connected and disconnected measures me almost the same 11. 20v
If the VCA line is 117VAC, the 117V multiples by 1.41 are 164VCD. These are what you have to have in filter C 810. - Place your voltmeter in c 448, and check how much voltage you have, then disconnect only pin 4, if it has no regulation, you can be certain that the regulator it does not work.
Although last night the TV on gave image and sound, it was about 5 minutes on, and then it was paid only I have not been able to identify what is wrong, I replaced the resistor r811, the filter of 33 uf, to solve the area. But I can't turn it on.
Any other suggestions. Thank you
I suggest that you measure in the continuity scale you must have a cracked track or false weld that you cannot detect with the naked eye.
Thanks "Electronica" I'm going to clean the area with thiner, to do what you recommend. Thank you for your contribution