Samsung TFT LCD TV Power Supply Circuit Diagram T32LIPS-VE - (Liquid Crystal Display) Integrated Power Supply - Troubleshooting
Used ICs: SEM3040 – SD10N60-FET – FDD5N50U-FET - ICE2QR0665Z – PC802-Opto-coupler
– KIA393F – BD9893F
This type SMPS board have been used with many Toshiba and Vestel LCD TV models too. Check out the IC numbers used as reference.
Troubleshooting
The
fuse FS801S blows up, as soon as the set is powered ON.
> Check
the VX801S – INR14D751 (Metal Oxide Varistor) for short.
> Check
the CY803S – 100pf 400v disc capacitor for short.
> Check
the capacitor CX801S 0,47uF for short.
> Check
both the capacitors CY802S & CY801S (220pF 400V) for short.
> Check
the capacitor CX802S 0.47uF for short.
> Check
AC mains bridge rectifier BD801S TS4B05G for any leakage.
> Check
QP801S SD10N60 FET for short.
The
fuse FM802S blows up when the set is switched ON.
In
most cases, this could happen when ICUM801S ICE2qr0665Z have internal short
circuit. Check it by replacing it with
same number IC.
Check
the capacitor CM822 47pF 1KV for open.
If this capacitor have open circuit, it will cause the IC to blow
up. Evan though, it is a very small
component, the function to it when the set switch ON is great. Check its 2 solder terminals for any loose
contact. When replacing this IC, check the
all the zener diodes connected to ground from pin1, 3 & 7 for short circuit. It will be best to replace these zener diodes
along with this IC.
The
set do not switch ON. It may switch ON after
several attempts.
Check
all the resistors RB831, RB832, RB833, RB834, RP831, RP832, RP833 & RP834. If anyone among these transistors has open
circuit, or has developed high resistance value, this type of fault can occur. Replace all of these resistors at the same
time.
If
the SMPS switching IC SEM3040 do not get supply voltage at its pin-8, the power
supply won’t start up. If you have
measured a shorted FET (SD10N60), surely the SMPS control IC SEM3040 too might
have been damaged. If the FET has found defective (shorted); be sure that here
is no loose solder terminals to both the connections of CP807 220pF 1Kv. If suspected it to be faulty, replace it
with a new one. A damaged capacitor at this place might cause
FET to blow up frequently.
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