
Maybe if not, I directly lose my time in those tests, I renew the amplifier IC and leave doubts. But these failures can be causes of EEPROM memory. That is why it is important that you try to identify the chassis number, mention the license plate of the amplifier IC. In some of those looking for the "firmware" of the chassis or by microprocessor the fault can be solved
Well, improving my search, apparently the chassis would be: M123SP, the bad news is that the audio stage is complex, it has to have a signal injector and an audio locator. If I was within reach I would try changing the EEPROM memory logically with what is necessary for the TV to work, another suspect is the IC1001 (Of course if we are talking about the same chassis)
friend check the resistor filters and diodes that work with the audio ic if you have audio tracker make sure the audio is coming to the integrated ... ... check well some TVs have anti plot circuit ... if anything in short in that circuit it blocks the audio of the tv ...........
friend remove the audio ic and track again to see if the audio is displayed maybe the audio is blocked by a short in the audio ic ...
friend when you say that it amplifies you .... when you put your finger you hear the normal audio ........ what amplifier the tv uses .......... you already tracked the audio without the amplifier
If you have already changed the memory and checked the jungle audio with the tracker without the possible audio ic, because your jungle ic is damaged
Ready, after both looking to review and test with different eeprom data between parameters and one of the options FAC7 .MOD OPTM1, C4
I moved it to C0, leaving FAC7 MOD OPTM1 C0 in this way save the data and the audio appeared. Thanks to colleagues for the suggestions and especially to friend neg2013 who mentioned the eeprom as a possible cause of the failure