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Sanyo CE30LD3-B UB4B Chassis
« on: August 15, 2010,09:09:06 »
Hi folks,

Have one of these where after a Darfon invertor transformer job, noticed that set came on from cold, always with backlight but no picture - from warm always OK.

Picture could only be seen after pressing S/by then on several times. Thought caps so heated most everything - made no difference, but S/by and on does.

Thought to attach piccy - any ideas - Chris.

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Sanyo CE30LD3-B UB4B Chassis
« on: August 15, 2010,09:09:06 »

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« Reply #1 on: August 22, 2010,14:09:07 »
Hi Chris,
            we have the exact same problem....I have changed the PSU with a known working one (from a TV that had screen damage).....no difference. None of the caps on the original PSU looked bad. In the near future I will organise a 'swop it and see' scenario using the other boards from the 'broken' one. (by the way thats where the stand I offered you came from )

   We found that the best way to get the picture is to 'turn on' from S/B using the remote ....leaving on for several minutes (ie no pic but sound) switch off....switch on ....and usually the picture appears. This is the only fault....everything else is fine. It is almost as if 'something' needs to warm up first ....will probably try the inverter board next and then the input board (scarts)

   As soon as I find the culprit I'll let you know

 Regards David

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« Reply #2 on: August 24, 2010,11:47:04 »
Hi Dave, and thanks again.

Nice to know that others suffer - Offering me your stand seems a mite pessimistic for a minor problem.

Have the feeling that as at least two of us are troubled by a Sanyo with a similar troubles, some helpful chaps will check a known european site and feed us the 'answer' 

Not 42, tried it - Chris.

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« Reply #2 on: August 24, 2010,11:47:04 »

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« Reply #3 on: August 25, 2010,12:13:22 »
Hi again Tulwar,

Would say Dave but 80% of Quuq so named.

'Stellaman' (Dave) suggested that caps C6661(10/16) and C6662(100/6.3) on main board under the FTV panel should be replaced. Did mine and all seems OK.

Think to attach a piccy as took a while to find 'em - Values were close but ESR rather high.

Pity about that stand but - All the best - Chris.
« Last Edit: August 25, 2010,12:23:37 by Turnip »

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« Reply #4 on: August 25, 2010,13:15:56 »
HI CHRIS
JUST A THOUGHT HAVE YOU TRIED CONNECTING TO ANOTHER TV THRO SCARTS WHEN
FAULTY TO SEE IF SAME ON OTHER Tv
sorry about capitals
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« Reply #5 on: August 25, 2010,13:31:04 »
hi dave,

seem to be at cross purposes as (dave) stellaman's caps did the biz  - how do you live in just lower case, seem to be crouching all the time.

have another glass - i am - chris.

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« Reply #5 on: August 25, 2010,13:31:04 »

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« Reply #6 on: August 25, 2010,15:35:15 »
hi chris
must have missed read how did the repair tip get
posted could not find it. is it getting to be a secrect
no more answers to questions only personel
emails sent not worth asking any more help on tv etc
repairs
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« Reply #7 on: August 26, 2010,04:59:59 »
just noticed chris is after a stand for this model, have found a 26 inch sanyo on scrap pile, perhaps tulwar could take a pic of his stand with a ruler in the pic to see if holes are in the same place, may be compatable?
a long shot , but worth a poke with a stick
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« Reply #8 on: August 26, 2010,11:17:17 »
Hi Sparky,

How it was, was that Stellaman needed a mainboard for Bush IDLCD32TV16HD and I had a set with duff PS/Invertor - he read my Sanyo query, told me about the caps, I replaced them, found they did the job and announced it with a piccy.

No Cloak and Weller stuff here - Chris - Thanks for the stand thought, Daz.

PS Out of interest notice that although Analogue is OK from the start, Freeview is awful iffy 'til the set warms up stating 'No Signal' on most channels - Have that capacitor feeling again as the main board is stuffed full of them around the reg area.
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« Reply #9 on: August 26, 2010,11:19:51 »
Hi Chris

All sorted

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« Reply #10 on: August 26, 2010,13:03:42 »
Hi Sparky,

You might be sorted with those occasional Capitals, I still have those Freeview and stand problems - Pouring a Norfolk homebrewed glass, yet again - Chris.
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« Reply #11 on: August 26, 2010,14:24:02 »
 Chris, don't know anything for that fault, get the hairdryer out......if you've still got some hair left. :c023:

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« Reply #12 on: January 04, 2011,12:05:19 »
Hi again Tulwar,

Would say Dave but 80% of Quuq so named.

'Stellaman' (Dave) suggested that caps C6661(10/16) and C6662(100/6.3) on main board under the FTV panel should be replaced. Did mine and all seems OK.

Think to attach a piccy as took a while to find 'em - Values were close but ESR rather high.

Pity about that stand but - All the best - Chris.



 Hi Chris,
            first of all....Happy New Year.....sorry to bring this thread up again, but didn't realise that the thread had continued after I had last posted. Thanks Chris, had changed the power board and inverter board but the 'starting' problem persisted and ended up just putting up with the inconvenience. Will try the cap change ....please excuse my ignorance (I'm a bit of an electronic newby) but the type and ratings are unfamiliar to me. Could you please tell me what type of cap / rating ,are those that need replacement ?

     Just to add, that by rating I mean't regards ESR (I'm assuming low).... the type of 'solid' cap (there seems to be 2 different types that look the same) .....and not uF / V . Would quality, low ESR radial electrolytic caps be OK as replacements ? I would rather change like for like.....but the solid type (with the correct ratings) tend to be available, but in quantity.....and I don't need that many.

Kind Regards David

PS I believe the stand is still available if you are interested
« Last Edit: January 05, 2011,11:42:35 by Tulwar »

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« Reply #12 on: January 04, 2011,12:05:19 »

 

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