Friend good morning, I explain so as I have no voltage or the output of LEDs, or in the rest of the board, there is only one point that has 3.3 v nothing more, the rest of the board is completely dead. the 3 v gives them to me where the stand by is connected, in the whole connector on the right side.
I understand, but excuse my ignorance as I can verify if the IC is in good or bad condition ?. possibly you send me to the datasheet but the question is that I looked for it with your reference and I didn't find it, finally I understand that the IC is the correct 8-pin micro controller? It is the one I suspect most.
where are you from? Some time ago I had one with that fault and it was the secondary that had a short transistor and did not let the source start. after the source started and there was stanby the tv still didn't work! Anyway that was my case, maybe you are lucky and you can solve your TV. anyway check that the voltages feed said ic! There are resistances that may be open and there you have the fault.
Good morning friend, I am from Colombia, thank you very much for your prompt response, do not imagine how much you help me since I have been watching a lot of video, tutorials to have if I hit the fault and nothing. Check the mosfet transistor by removing it from the plate and testing it outside and it is good, the same with the schottky diode and also in perfect condition. check the resistors that are around the small transformer and both are good. One is 56 k and the other is 0.22 ohm.
the strange thing is that if you look at the photo of the plate, the diode that is below the optocoupler next to a capacitor, when you remove that diode to verify its state, it had voltage at the output of the LEDs, although it was a voltage of 7 v on each pin and there are 4 in total, when I put the diode back in its respective place, I no longer have current in said LED output.
I understand ... Friend excuse my ignorance but could you tell me which is the source regulator? If I saw that it is one that looks like a transistor but I don't know which one it is exactly.
If of course it is the one I have referenced, and of which I have been suspecting more, since practically all the components of the primary part of the source check them and those that were bad replace them, look at the photo I left, and it is the one that is Above the AC input connector, on your right is the mosfet. How can I check that integrated to know if it is good or bad ?.
these are the 3 codes that it has, search on google and I didn't find anything, maybe I search badly but on datasheet I didn't find anything, I leave you the codes: 0Z531TGN
AG86RL.2N
.1636A2
ok, to change it because another could replace it ?, which would have to be taken into account ?, since as far as I know anyone does not work and thanks for your help.
Colombia, and the problem is that here it is very difficult to get the same. That's why I asked you what you should keep in mind, because to get even another one that works for you. Since in fact several components I had to put others with the same characteristics because the originals are not achieved.
Yes friend, here there is free market too, but the question is, that piece is only achieved second, if so, how can I verify that the piece is in excellent condition? Thank you.
Exactly, and then getting in an electronic warehouse that new part is something difficult, in fact I would say very difficult, I doubt that it can be achieved. That's why I asked you what I should consider if I can use another reference.
Friend good morning, a question by searching the voltage regulator on google with the reference 0Z531TGN that I gave you, I only found it in Argentina's free market but ... the first serial code is the same, but the other 2 are not, Well, the other 2 are these AG86RL.2N, .1636A2 and do not match those in the free market, so it is not exactly the same, my question is, does it not affect anything that those 2 codes are different ?.
Ok friend understanding, I will have to ask tomorrow in electronic stores if there is. Since I only found it in the Argentine free market.