





Thank you, I know you're having a hard time with more reason I thank you for this.
I think I've screwed up with this solution, I told him to stop until further notice
https://yoreparo.com/tv/televisores/lcd/led/preguntas/5917665/tengo-un-lcd-noblex-32
Well, repairing that short by putting a 104nF ceramic capacitor damaged the power source and now it does not turn on ... The damaged chip corresponds to the primary of the transformer, a chip that automatically regulates the voltage, I do not get it so I wanted to adapt a universal source , hence I want to know the voltages of the PT1 transformer secondary to put an external source there
Can you measure the voltages of the power source ??? preferably those in the transformer in the secondary and after the DIODES, to adapt a source of power, I would greatly appreciate it.
hello if tomorrow morning I share them because thanks to GOD I already have it working replace the pc13 capacitor that was the one that was short with a ceramic of 0.1 uf ... but in your source what are the components that are damaged maybe you I can help you on Monday I deliver that work I would only have tomorrow to help you
hello ... I took a reading and I noticed that it only occupies a main voltage of 13.37 volts in standby and when it is on it drops the voltage to 13.05 in the image I leave you where those 13.37 volts are although I know that you will understand that I tell you in the diodes but to make it more complete the attached and another thing you must remove those three diodes on the other hand you will always have to clean well where you have the smd condenser burned remove the carbon well because if you leave it there it will act as a resistor and the capacitor replace it with one of 10uf x 35v or 25v would be fine
I have a problem, I don't have the option of uploading the image, but the diodes you know are the p06 p07 p08 that you have to remove greetings !!!!!
You can upload the photos to mega.nz, upload them to photobucket.com and share the links. This way I can raise this TV that I have been running for months ... Thanks for the voltages, but if you could tell me where exactly you have those voltages, or if it is the internal transformer voltage from where you took reading
Hello, motorcycle v3t, I have the same problem with an AOC that there is no lighting, you point out, that you replaced the pc13 with a ceramic of 0.1 microfarads, as you found out the value of the surface condenser.
investigating in other pages find out the value have confidence if it is the same card walk of 10
Thanks for the reply; But I must have another problem. The voltage that feeds the lighting LEDs only reaches 12 constant volts, I changed the capacitors of pins 6 and 8 of the OB3350 IC and the voltage does not change. If someone had the diagram and could share it, it would be a great help.
Thanks for the photo, I already have the image and I will see how I adapt it and again thanks for your advice
To move forward (after 5 months) I tell you that the power source uses a CHIP LNK6777 which is a high-power "digital" regulator that controls the voltage output of a transformer, it is like a mosfet. The point is that it is a simple power source of 13.2 volts before the diodes and 12.0 volts with 2.5 amps at the end.
I'm about to put a power supply of computer (ATX) black (0V) and yellow (12V) cables
I update:
The Mosfet (PQ3) P8010BD is burned
The power source suits you a 12-volt DC 2.5 amp
LADIES ... UPDATE ... A power source of 12.3 Volts should be set to a maximum of 12.9 volts DC of 2.5 amps. I put an ATX computer power supply of 350Watts yellow wire and black wire. Place the cables instead of a PC3 capacitor, to their respective poles ... With that remains
Thank you very much, for those data I will see if I can make a "universal source" for that TV and put a "Universal" inverter
Would it happen to be too much to ask if you have the source diagram?
Buuu, much dear. I don't have it, I just want you to do well with your alternative source, if it works for you, can you tell me how much current the TV absorbs? Cheers
With an adjustable source of about 10 amps in this case it would help one to see how many amps they consume and have them search or manufacture one with a percentage above the amps that they use so that they do not work to the limit and do not deteriorate quickly greetings
Having voltage of the partner that provided me with the value, I remove the Transformer, and to its secondary I follow the track and remove the rectifier diodes and electrolytic capacitors, there I will place the transformer, I have not done it because I have other repairs but I will cheer up today In the afternoon I have it stored there and I will take pictures of how the process is going.
Excellent @enigmahernadez, I did as the partner told you, just lift the rectifier diodes and place a 14v 3.4a switch source and the TV turns on, shows the logo, which is a philips, and degrades to dark gray almost as if It was off, but apparently it works because I got the AOC firmware and I charge it perfectly, but it continues with the screen, it does it a few seconds after turning on, I think it must be protected by some short LED or I am making the connections wrong, I look forward to your photos, thank you very much, these days I will check the LEDs.
I also got the LNK6777 and I'm going to try it, but since I know it came with a very strong voltage stroke, I think the chopper is blown, so I opted for the external source while waiting for the LNK677
@enigmahernadez, excuse me for being so insistent, would you be able to post photos and / or a simple diagram of how you adapted the external source of 12volts? From already thank you very much.
Just remove the transformer from the board, the secondary pins there I put the voltage cables from the external source, I put a 12-volt adapter from an external source of LCD monitor, it worked fine, instead of diodes I put jumpers on wire
LADIES ... UPDATE ... A power source of 12.3 Volts should be set to a maximum of 12.9 volts DC of 2.5 amps. I put an ATX computer power supply of 350Watts yellow wire and black wire. Place the cables instead of a PC3 capacitor, to their respective poles ... With that remains
At the moment I could not solve it, it has a damaged mosfet, but that is why I have a source of power and it worked very well.
The power supply that I put is 12 volts reguladom instead of diodes I put bridges, the source take it out of an LCD monitor.
LADIES ... UPDATE ... A power source of 12.3 Volts should be set to a maximum of 12.9 volts DC of 2.5 amps. I put an ATX computer power supply of 350Watts yellow wire and black wire. Place the cables instead of a PC3 capacitor, to their respective poles ... With that remains
[/b] No it's not that model, it doesn't have the components or the similar connectors. I thank you very much for the attempt. If anyone has that model or knows about the voltages in the PT1 Transformer, I will thank them [/b]
LADIES ... UPDATE ... A power source of 12.3 Volts should be set to a maximum of 12.9 volts DC of 2.5 amps. I put an ATX computer power supply of 350Watts yellow wire and black wire. Place the cables instead of a PC3 capacitor, to their respective poles ... With that remains