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bladerunner0427
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Dec 28, 2010, 9:58 PM

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Hello everyone,
My tv screen went blank a couple days before Christmas. I had the tv diagnosed as was told that the inverter boards needed to be replaced. I bought the master and slave inverters from shopjimmy.com. I opened up the tv and inserted the new boards. I still do not get a picture. There is sound. When I shine a light to the screen, I can see images and the menu screens. My guess is that it's not the inverter boards that is causing the problem. I don't have equipment to test the ccfls to see if they turn on or not. The only other thing I can think of is that the inverter boards are not getting the signal to turn on the ccfl's. I believe that is the logic board. But not sure. Any suggestions? Thank you.

pmits
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Dec 29, 2010, 4:16 AM

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I have the exact same TV with the same problem. I just finished replacing the inveters and still no backlight. I do see video in the dark with a flashlight and get sound. I'm still searching to see what it may be.

bladerunner0427
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Dec 29, 2010, 8:12 AM

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I bit the bullet and bought a new TV. Nothing fancy just, a Sony 46" EX5. <br> <br>I'm keeping the Toshiba as a side project. I haven't given up on trying to fix it. I just need more time. However, I can't go on w/o a TV in front of my favorite sofa. Also, I've lost precious time playing Gran Turismo 5. LOL! Anyhow, my next step is to find a ccfl tester. I'm guess that may be the problem. It's also easy to diagnose. I read that if one is bad, then the circuit is broken and the inverters don't respond. Kind of a safety mechanism. So I just have to find a ccfl tester at a reasonable price.

By the way, you don't happen to live in southern California do ya? We just had a week-long rain storm and my apartment had several black/brown outs. Wondering if that may have done something. My cable box, PS3 and audio receiver are fine though so my surge protector did it's job I think.

I've only had the TV for 3 years. I expected it to last a little longer.

Good luck to ya. Keep me posted on your progress.

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darstr
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Dec 29, 2010, 1:35 PM

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If you are still going to work on it, check your 24 volts from the power supply to the inverter. If they are not there then your power supply is at fault. Also, when you turn on the TV do you get backlight for a second and then nothing? Or is it just nothing at all?

bladerunner0427
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Dec 30, 2010, 1:24 AM

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I don't get a backlight at all when I turn on the TV. How do I check the 24 volts from the power supply to the inverter? I'm guessing I need a multimeter or something?

Thanks!

darstr
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Dec 30, 2010, 1:37 PM

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That would be correct. Do you have any electonic experiance? If not, you might want to leave it be. But if you want to give it a try I'll help, but you need a meter

Gator
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Jan 16, 2011, 4:54 AM

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I have been following this post, I own a 42LX177. I do not have 24 volts on the power supply board but I get the backlight for a second (main screen) then nothing when the TV is powered up. The yellow LED on the front flashes in 3 blocks of 3 flashes then goes solid green. I am assuming that the power supply board is gone?

tvrepairbuddy
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Jan 16, 2011, 3:27 PM

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I am quite sure that Power Supply Board has gone out of service.I had Gone through the same type of problem

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jts1957
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Jan 16, 2011, 10:14 PM

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If you get the backlight "for a second," I wonder if you might, I say might, have 24 volts "for a second?" Crazy

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Gator
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Jan 22, 2011, 11:07 PM

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Thanks to all for the replies to the thread. With my trusty multimeter I probed all of the boards for the correct voltages. I was missing the 24 volts and traced things back to the main power supply board. Found one on Ebay for $65 and waited for a week. Quickly installed the board and everything is fine. From what I found about all the information on the thread, just follow what they said, and a little care it is possible to track down the problem. This is the first time I've done something like this!
A word of caution, the Power Supply board has marked "Live Areas", trust me they are live. I inadvertently brushed across one of these areas and got a little surprise.
Again, thanks to all and I figured I saved about $500 from a service guy coming out.

jts1957
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Jan 23, 2011, 2:25 AM

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Don't lick any thick red wires on older sets. They also bite. Wink

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bladerunner0427
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Feb 18, 2011, 8:10 AM

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Can you post a how-to on checking each board for the correct voltages? As soon as I move into my new apartment next month, I'm gonna try to fix my TV. Thanks.

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Feb 18, 2011, 1:01 PM

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Can you post a how-to on checking each board for the correct voltages? As soon as I move into my new apartment next month, I'm gonna try to fix my TV. Thanks.

I used this reference as a guide: http://www.fixya.com/...roubleshooting_guide
With that said, make sure you have lots of room to get around the tv and take it apart and that there is good light. Check the capacitors first because a buldged one is a quick way without having to power the tv. If everything looks alright and the fuses are ok then I powered the tv without the cover.
As you look at the boards in the back there are only 4 or so ones that you can check. I started away from the power supply board and worked my way back. All of the connectors are marked as to the voltages that are required. I made sure I always tested from the voltage to the board ground and chasis ground. By working one board at a time and back to the power supply I made sure each voltage was present (or not) and came up that the 24 volts was missing and made sense with the backlight not starting. If I did not have 5 volts on one board and had 5 volts on another board then it could not be the power supply.
Anyways this worked for a non electronics repair person!
Good Luck

AirenBunte
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Feb 20, 2011, 3:53 PM

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Hi there,

I have been facing the same problem after purchase. I forgot to bring my warranty card after purchase. I talk to the service center for this problem but they have told me to bring the warranty card otherwise I will have to pay them a huge amount for the service. So, if possible please tell me someone how to fix this problem.

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