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Turnip:
Hi labrat,

Whistling on the mains input area (as you suggest) could indicate secondary diode or other shorts - check diodes the secondary side of the chopper transformer - also check for whistle with output plug removed.  What are the secondary voltages  ?   - Chris.

labrat:
hey turnip thanks for the advice

if you unplug it from the controller board (its one hardwire connection not ribbon) then the whistling stops and instead changes to a slow clicking noise

roughly same end of the board as the whistling...

Turnip:
Hi Labrat,

Only thought is that with feed plug removed PS is in reduced output pulse mode (Maybe) Check 5v and 12v inputs on mainbord for shorts - what's the mainboard  ?

All the best - Chris

labrat:
hi its a 17mb45-3

ill check for shorts if i get chance soon, when the dogs in bed and not likely to chew it

http://www.4shared.com/get/Q2iQXnnu/17MB45-3.html seemsto be the manual

labrat:
wow long time since i updated this

the voltages on the board seem to be quite low, one pin wavers between 2.2 and 2.4v's etc

the 5v pin drops to 4.4 and the sound changes if you unplug standby light

im trying to look closer at the 5v line but im struggling tracing it back

i have another faulty tv arriving this weekend (not sure why people keep bringing me then), and the person who had this one has dropped off the radar i think it may have been forgotten

diodes going across seem fine theres 3 large ones center of the board, one reads about 5v the other two (close togeather) read 16v

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