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epi

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Samsung LE32N73BD
« on: January 24, 2011,16:10:04 »
Power supply type BN96-03775A
This set came in with blown PFC-IC ICP801, DP804, DZP801, DP803 QS802, diodes ZDS805 and DS804.
For QS802 I fitted a BC337 (reverse to drawing on pcb), and for ICP801 TDA4863 I fitted an L6565 (IRF7134) used in Vestel power supplies, as here I couldn't locate originals. Wasn't really sure about the L6565 and looking at the schematic seemed to have the same pinout and working conditions, the set worked and I'm giving it a good soak test.
Resuming TDA4863G = L6562D (IRF7134)??
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Another Samsung that came in,  had the blue led going on and off, this was traced to DS806 18V zener open circuit.

Frank
« Last Edit: January 26, 2011,08:08:27 by epi »
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Samsung LE32N73BD
« on: January 24, 2011,16:10:04 »

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Re: Samsung LE32N73BD
« Reply #1 on: January 24, 2011,17:04:27 »
Nice diagnosis..think I'd have been looking for another PSU :sign0098:

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Re: Samsung LE32N73BD
« Reply #2 on: January 26, 2011,08:11:45 »
Hi Sinclair, made an error in chip I used was an L6562D in place of the TDA4863G, I have rectified above.
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Re: Samsung LE32N73BD
« Reply #2 on: January 26, 2011,08:11:45 »

 

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