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TV Daewoo Lcd DLX-19L1 Does Not Turn On

scorpion7b
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Dear community, I have a Daewoo Lcd DLX-19L1 TV which has a fault, does not turn on, Standy's blue LED is flashing. I disarmed the equipment and focused on the source and got 6 swollen capacitors, all in the cold stage of the source, 3 of 680mfx25v, 1 of 1000mfx16v, 2 of 470mfx25v. I changed the mentioned components for new ones, however, the problem persists, does not turn on the TV. A tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, undefined tick is heard, then I checked the mosfet transistor NEK K3115, the PEC. 816 SB10100CT, rectifier diodes, resistors, fuses, heat resistance and all ok. I have basic knowledge of electronics, so I proceeded to measure output voltages from the source to the main board and compare them with what is specified on the card (source): Pin ------ 1 and 2 = 5.0 V ----------------- Voltage 2.7 to 3.7 and unstable. Pin ------ 5 and 6 = 8.5 V ----------------- Voltage 4.5 to 4.8 and unstable. Pin ------ 9 and 10 = 14.3 V -------------- Voltage 4.5 to 5.1 and unstable. Subsequently, I measured the PEC transistor on a card (source). 816 SB10100CT and I could see that it enters short, causing the sound tic, tic, tic, tic, tic, indefinite tic. Then, I disconnected the coil L204 from the circuit and the irregular sound disappeared, I measured voltage again and the values are as follows: Pin ------ 1 and 2 = 5.0 V ----------------- Stable 5.0 V voltage. Pin ------ 5 and 6 = 8.5 V ----------------- Stable 8.5 V voltage. Pin ------ 9 and 10 = 14.3 V -------------- Voltage 14.3 V stable. Mind you, the coil will take it out of the circuit to check its operation and if it finds ok Then, I proceeded to connect the source to the main board and turn on the equipment, now the TV is activated, it emits more sound however it does not give image. Check the output of the inverter and there is no voltage that supplies the lamps. The Opto-coupler replaced it with another one with similar characteristics and still the problem remains. Annex images describing the location of each component. Please any help you can give me I will be grateful, thanks
cristian78
cristian78
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hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hi, I don't have the scheme, but I think (PEC. 816 SB10100CT) is a diode. It's good that the source started! The problem is that the inverter does not start. I see that in the plate of the side of the welds it has 2 integraditos of 8 pins each those are surely mosfet you would have to control their status If you find them well, you should check that the pulse arrives at the gate terminal so that the integrated (the largest on the left) has to work but let us check the mosfet and be careful that at the output of the inverter traffic you have a voltage of 600v do not try to measure the output with a simple tester is dangerous
scorpion7b
hace 5 años

Hello friend Cristian78, indeed the PEC. 816 is a diode, I checked it and it works well and even replaced it with a similar one and the problem still persists. The source starts as long as you disconnect the L204 coil that is in good condition. Now, disconnecting that coil interrupts a part of the operation of the inverter and therefore the lamps are not powered. I even replaced the TL 431 transistor that is very close to the Optocoupler and nothing.
On the other hand, the 8-pin IC is an AO 4606 mosfet, apparently it is short, it measures continuity between all its pins !!!

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scorpion7b
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Dear friend, I was able to change the 6-pin Mosfet AO4606 and the voltages are already stable and even the sound tic, tic, tic, tic, tic, tic indefinite was eliminated. Now, the lamps are still not activated, how did you solve this problem or what should I measure?
scorpion7b
hace 5 años

Dear cristian78,
Your suggestions were useful, that is, I checked the status of the mosfet by checking if the pulse reached the "gate" terminals, which in this case are pins 2 and 4 of the AO4606 mosfet. In pin 2 (gate1) of the replacement component the corresponding 5V did not arrive for its activation, and this was due to a resistance and smd diode in poor condition. Thank you very much for your guidance dear friend, the TV is already working.

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cristian78
cristian78
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hace 5 años

great scorpion7b I congratulate you¡¡¡¡¡

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scorpion7b
hace 5 años

Dear Cristian78, an inconvenience arose with the TV, it began to present another fault, that is, after 2 seconds of turning on the TV, the backlight stops working while maintaining the audio.
As I mentioned earlier, I replaced the mosfet transistor in short. Now, check the Inverte transformer and in the main coil there is continuity and the resistance in the winding is 1 ohm (it has 2 thick coils). In the secondary coils (fine coils) is there a difference of ohms, one measures 625 and the other 608, can this be the cause of the failure? regards

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cristian78
cristian78
1.946
hace 5 años

if arcs are possibly produced within the traffic (due to loss of insulation) that generate a trip in consumption and protect
the issue is to replace it with the same one that is very difficult for you to find

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scorpion7b
hace 5 años

Lightning ... If the problem is the transformer then it will be difficult to get it in my country. Today I will prepare to test the lamps to rule out that this is the problem, otherwise, it would make up the failure in the traffic. I will keep you abreast of the tests I will perform today. Greetings friend !!!

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scorpion7b
hace 5 años

Good morning dear friends, I managed to solve the problem of the inverter transformer for this specific TV model. As expected, I did not get the replacement in my country so I prepared to make an adaptation, then some images of how the component was. It is important to mention that it works perfectly. Greetings to all and a special thanks to "cristian78" for guiding me.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rJlsxmED4awJzLqWPvvY7tTTiDS3L2Fj/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X8d0qNAs497ny9DVu_h05Kj5gfUcIUu4/view?usp=sharing

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