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LCD TVs - LED

lg 42LG30R TV turns off after a while

Televisor LG 42LG30R

Televisor LG 42LG30R

Rukme Tos
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
hello, what happens is that I have a 42-inch lg television that a week ago began to restart suddenly, sometimes turned off and did not turn on until disconnected from the outlet, sometimes the sound was going, and now to turn it on in a within 5 minutes or the buttons and the remote control are reset or stop responding, and I don't know what to do, I have already changed almost all the electrolytic capacitors of the source and it remains the same. A and 2 points that mark + B at the source, and one with the letter D, in a + B that goes to a small transformer mark of 17.9 to 18.3v, in the other + B that goes to the large transformer to be in stand by mark from 17.9 to 18.6v, but turning it on gives me a voltage that my multimeter cannot measure, when measuring it on the 200v scale it does not mark me anything, and when measuring it on the 700v scale it marks me a voltage of more than 1000v, and then in the part of the letter D that goes to the small transformer next to the first B +, it marks between 141 to 149v
Rukme Tos
hace 5 años

I update, the television lying on the table came to last 2 hours on showing the image of my pc by vga, until I put it upright with the lid and put the rca to test, at that time it lasted only 5 minutes and turned off, I suspect it went out due to overheating

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geogrow
geogrow
875
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
possible capacitors at source ... try them all and I fail in lighting how have you measured in ac or cc?
Rukme Tos
hace 5 años

I made the measurements in AC, I already changed and tested all the capacitors except the big one, I made the measurements without connecting the inverter

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geogrow
geogrow
875
hace 5 años

as I told you ... look at lights

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Edgar Teodoro Rodriguez
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
good morning, measure the voltages in the main, and test the disconnected source of the main if your vs fail without the main is this problem
Rukme Tos
hace 5 años

testing the voltages that go to the main, I have 15.7v - 12.2v - 5v, on the ACD pin I have 4.2v; in the on / off pin I have 5v, in the pwm pin measuring in cc I have 0.8v, in the BRI pin I have 1.5v, in the error pin I have 2.5v.
without the main connected, the outputs are negative, in the 16.5 I have nothing, in the 5v it is -6.5v and varies, in the 12v, I have -7v and varies

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Edgar Teodoro Rodriguez
hace 5 años

good day when removing the main source is independent and its vs must be present and stable, which indicates to feed the main and inverter, if they are stable suspect of defective lamps, with one that has a black end the source is protected , this you have to see by disassembling the screen and see the ends of each lamp that are not black

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Rukme Tos
hace 5 años

It was the main one, I noticed that the main microphone was overheated and I didn't realize that I had lost the power up sequence of the standby LED, I changed it and it doesn't go out anymore, thanks

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Rukme Tos
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
update, comparing the standby voltages of when the TV is just connected and at the time of failure and seemingly shut down, the voltage of this point begins to drop from 15v to 9v and after a while it rises again, attached photo of the point from where it varies in the source diagram. I have not checked lamps because it is difficult for me to remove them from the TV and also the fault occurs even without connected lamps, link to the source diagram http://www.serwis-elektroniki.com.pl/wp-content/uploads/2017/ 10 / 710_17_1.pdf
Edgar Teodoro Rodriguez
hace 5 años

good morning rukme cough, the measurements are made of hot earth and with the source completely unlinked and at what points it says + b

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