
Okay. This component may be involved in the feedback of that part of the source, therefore, to start, replace optocoupler N833 and N834 (tl431) and try again, then if it remains the same check the correct value of resistors R863, 864 , 865, 866, 867, 868, 869, R854, R841, R840. Comment
No, for now it does not have to do, and replacing the eeprom is not a solution since there is data for the operation that is there, if one changes it without recording it with said data it would not turn on, and from experience it is not a component that fails to Point to replace it.
From my experience, when a high voltage arc occurs, the first thing that happens is that the data from the (EEPROM) is deleted and in most cases it is replaced by a virgin and the RON of the micro loads the data (Basic , starting in the EEPROM) then with daily use more data is stored, in the memory, virgin, on many occasions I have done it and fixed the fault, another option is to look for the dump of this memory, I would use it, And see what happens. and I repeat because of the lightning strike, the damage caused has no logic, to continue investigating the fault, so always, you have to go to the
Fixed the breakdown, another option is to look for the dump of this memory, I would add it, and see what happens. and I repeat because of the lightning strike, the damage caused has no logic, to continue investigating the fault, so always, you have to go to the easiest.