
Hi Barbesi, thank you very much for responding. Now excuse my little knowledge, can you please tell me what ESR is? Now I take the opportunity to ask, I am measuring the diodes and one in particular the 31DQ10 gives me a measurement of 226 ohm, the diode takes it out of the board and I have the multimeter on the diode scale, is that measurement of 226ohm correct? Is the diode in good condition? because all the other diodes mark me above 500ohm.
The diode is good, the ESR is the internal impedance of either a capacitor or an inductor that at a signal or voltage varying over time, that is to say alternating voltage, their internal resistance varies at a certain frequency, when that impedance rises your capacitor gives problems remember that the impedance of a capacitor is
1 / (wc) or is equal to 1 / (2 * pi * f * C) which means that if the frequency is high it will have a high impedance at a high frequency and this is to the manufacturing materials of the Therefore, it is important that the ESR is very low.
This type of failure is very common in electronic equipment, remember that it is not necessary that the condenser is inflated, it can visually look good but your ESR may be bad. Another thing do not forget to evaluate the proposals of solutions since this motivates us to continue raising solutions, Greetings.
Greetings dear Barbesi, thank you very much for commenting, today I was investigating what you indicated to me, the topic of the ESR, so I need a capacimeter or an ESR meter, which I do not have, how should I proceed? Thank you very much in advance. By the way I don't know where I should evaluate the proposals for solutions I remind you that I am new to the forum,
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I finally found the source scheme, I only have the power fail voltage of the CP3902 connector, and 6V after the diode bridge and the transformer primary voltages, I have no signal on the power on H pin.
Should I bypass the fountain? If so, which pins should I bunge?
To discard the main disconnect it from the source, then make a bridge between standby power on and power inverter, place the power and must turn on the source, check all the voltages and must turn on the lamps, if all this does your problem is in the main Some TV with just disconnecting the main turns on the lamps and starts the source, in others there is that identify the ON / OFF a 10K resistor is placed between ON / OFF and VCC, that power to turn on, check and comment. Greetings.
Thank you very much, in the question I left a link where the complete loops of the source are, could you tell me which of the pins that are in the plane should I bridge? This source has two connectors of 15 and another of 14 pins that go to the main, and another of 14 pins that goes to the inverter. and I don't want to bridge in a wrong way.