


I did not return it to the client. I got the main capacitor bad and an avalanche diode at the source. I got another one and the main capacitor was bad, I changed it and it worked well.
I have already repaired several its problem is the wear of the main capacitor 47uf 400v
and apart we have hidden the source controller which is the one that has a heat sink.
Check the power source that is giving the corresponding voltages. Check the electrolytic capacitors, and there is an avalanche diode, which does not equate.
Very good day, my friends, I'm sorry for missing you is that in my country Venezuela the communication is chaotic I tested the main decoder card mentioned above and tested all the capacitor values with the energized board and checking with the values of another board that is in good condition There is a capacitor that shows a very low value of 0.01 which is 1uf / 16v and on the board that is well marked 1.36v I proceeded to change it but I did not find the same one I found were capacitors of greater value 1uf / 50v but I don't know if this will help me and if that would solve the problem too
If it works, always let the voltage be higher than indicated. Check the main capacitor, usually one of the terminals is broken internally, and an avalanche diode that is the source.
good friend josé C I still have not been able to repair the decoder 646 that I said does not turn on just turn on the red LED then try to turn green, that is to say, blinking but cannot turn green, he told me to change two capacitors and an avalanche diode which I don't know where will it be located ???
On the other hand friend José C I put another source of power from another decoder equal to this one that is almost new and works correctly and does not start doing the same so I rule out that it is the source of power and the problem must be in the logic board where Does the CU350 capacitor of 1UFx50v value have no voltage and change it for a new one and does not give voltage on that capacitor either?
It must be in the model they have that is different. I no longer have this equipment to verify. I returned it to the client. To locate the avalanche diode at the source you must see the number of each one and look for its data sheet. This source always fails by the main capacitor, from 47uf to 400 volts
No, but even when you repaired the source, disconnect it from the main card and test the voltages that come out of it, and see if they are stable, that is, if they do not vary. Because it seems that it is not lighting the main board due to the lack of a voltage. You can reflow the processor at 325 degrees with 4 air for one minute, see if it reacts.