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Samsung UE32EH5300 TV does not turn on backlight, source well, led wel

Shafak
Shafak
2
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Good morning dear gentlemen: I have a Samsung UE32EH5300 TV with a black screen but with sound. I have disassembled it completely, because when doing the tests that I have understood I had to do, I check that the LEDs do not turn on and the source works. After checking all the LEDs one by one, all are fine. The only thing that catches my attention is that the voltage that indicates the source that must give the LEDs is 140 v and when measuring it gives me 170 v. The main voltages are as indicated. If you have any idea of the possible error, I appreciate your help. I'm sure I'm missing something. Thanks in advance.
vulkan
vulkan
133
hace 5 años

Not only check the LEDs one by one, check the entire strips and their connections

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Shafak
Shafak
2
hace 5 años

Good morning again, dear friends:
Thank you all for your contributions. The problem has been solved as follows. Indeed there were some LEDs that although apparently they were fine, it was not so. as you pointed out. After replacing them, they lit all but intermittently, so I checked the source and replaced an electrolytic that gave way to the power of the baklight. When changing it, it went down from 170 to 140 v that the LEDs need.
Thanks again for your help.

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Victor E
Victor E
65.783
hace 5 años

I told him that in the beginning, but I don't want to return the TV.

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vulkan
vulkan
133
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Not only check the LEDs one by one, check the entire strips and their connections
Shafak
Shafak
2
hace 5 años

Thank you vulkan, I just followed your instructions, everything is correct, the connections are fine and the strips work perfectly then I understand that the problem is not here. I have checked from the source exit and everything is fine. Thanks also.

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Victor E
Victor E
65.783
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
[b] Perform the following test: disconnect the main board and connect the source, they should turn on the LEDs if they are good, since they have source voltage. PD: for me it has bad LEDs. [/B]
Shafak
Shafak
2
hace 5 años

Thanks Victor E, as I said the LEDs are all right, I will ride again and anyway, I will try the main disconnected as you point.

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Victor E
Victor E
65.783
hace 5 años

For me it has bad LEDs so the source is high. Sometimes with the tester they turn on but there is always one or two wrong, with the TV source they do not turn on.

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vulkan
vulkan
133
hace 5 años

I sometimes do the following test:
Externally feed a strip at a rate of 3.3v each LED, then I gradually lower the voltage, if there is a LED that goes out before the others, that is damaged

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Shafak
Shafak
2
hace 5 años

Good morning again, well, I followed your instructions step by step, all of them. The variation in the voltage drop of a led with respect to the others I think is negligible, so after measuring it I have not reached any conclusion. Now, as the voltage drops in one strip effectively, there is a LED in one of them and another in another that goes out before the rest, not happening this in the other two remaining strips, so I understand that those two LEDs are the cause of my headache. I will replace them and tell you results.
Thank you very much to all.

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Victor E
Victor E
65.783
hace 5 años

I told him from the beginning.

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Pablito
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hello everyone, I see that you already have an expert opinion but as you still do not resolve, I allow you to encourage me to return to what I have been doing, I consider there are defective LEDs, I test them with an external source of 12v and an R of 1k in series (one at a time ), in parallel to the LED under measurement I connect the Multimeter to see the voltage drop in it, you will surely get greater voltage drops in those LEDs that have problems.
Shafak
Shafak
2
hace 5 años

Thanks Pablito, as I said I followed your instructions and the difference in the voltage drop has not seemed significant from one LED to another, but also thank you very much for your contribution.

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seekude
seekude
2.085
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
It would be best if you put together a tester and connect to the backlight terminal and try all of them.
Shafak
Shafak
2
hace 5 años

Thanks seekude, in fact, I have armed it as you have said but I have not managed to arm it, for lack of means for the four strips, I have only been able to try it 2 to 2. They have all lit up, I do not know if it will influence that they are not 4 connected. Anyway, as I said, when the voltage goes down, there are two LEDs that go out before the rest, I will start there.
Thanks again.

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