You say it turns on perfect and then goes off ... but the LEDs don't turn on: Then it doesn't turn on perfect, can you explain yourself better?
Lamps. You need to check the lamps first. Then verify the inverter, but without knowing that the lamps are working correctly you cannot verify the inverter.
For that very reason. If they do not turn on the first thing is to check them. The voltage may be reaching them but if a lamp fails the source shuts down.
Good morning, these TVs fail a lot in the welds, check the cable and connector that connects the main with the source, it is a classic fault, you turn on the TV and then it turns off that is to say the blue LED is on, it is red and for more that you give power does not want to turn on, the fault is more at the source, verify that the lamps turn on, it is not well understood by saying that it turns everything on and then goes off, and then you say that the lamps never turn on, if you already said that at the beginning it lights everything well, to say never is that from the beginning they do not light at all.
The most tedious thing is to check the lamps without disassembling them. A tester that exists in the market or "manufacture" one is required. In youtube there are some examples of how to check the lamps. Otherwise, no matter how much the inverter is "good" it will not work and will send information to the source to protect itself and will never turn on.
I explain myself well again.The TV turns on, either audio, it changes channels but the lamps never turned on, so I suppose that by not turning on the lamps it turns off, it is protected.The source has all the voltages well.The main board was tested on another tv and it works well.
The only thing you have left is to discard the source module, possibly there is the fault, it is very difficult for the blooming to be misled to put it that way.
In YouTube there is a method to check the oscillator. A capacitor and a neon bulb are used. If the oscillator works, the light turns on, even for a few seconds. But if not, the defect is in this or an associated component. Greetings and luck.
In this integrated protection is removed by pulling a 10 K resistor between pin 13 and gnd
If you put the resistance as I explained and only the lamps do not turn on it is because they are bad, you have no other option but to replace them, you can also adapt LED, just put a power supply for them. Regards
I have doubts ... if a lamp is wrong does not turn on any or would have to appear some light on them ...? and another thing ... let's see if I do it right ... with the R of 10k I put a tip on the leg 13 of the oscillator and the other on GND of the plate .... when I take out the protection it warms up the oscillator
Friend that depends on the circuit that the inverter has, and if how you are doing is fine to eliminate protection.
I have no doubt ... if a lamp is wrong does not turn on any or would have to appear some light on them ...? and another thing ... let's see if I do it right ... with the R of 10k I put a tip on the leg 13 of the oscillator and the other on GND of the plate .... when I take out the protection it warms up the oscillator