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Equipment Repairs => LCD TV forum => Topic started by: johnsiddle on July 06, 2011,18:46:44

Title: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: johnsiddle on July 06, 2011,18:46:44

Hi Guy's
I have a second Sharp that sometimes goes into standby and sometimes it fails to come on at all.

Any idea's

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Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: t1412 on July 07, 2011,01:34:18

hi,check the smd resistor i soldered them the first time and the tv worked

regards
shaun

Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: johnsiddle on July 07, 2011,12:15:12

Quote from: t1412 on July 07, 2011,01:34:18

hi,check the smd resistor i soldered them the first time and the tv worked

regards
shaun

Hi Shaun.
Thanks for the reply, which resistor is this????
John

Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: t1412 on July 07, 2011,12:26:13

ok john i've got the sharp 30hv4e in for repair i soldered the large black resistors. on mine they say 724 i'll get you a picture if you need it cheers

shaun   

Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: johnsiddle on July 07, 2011,19:31:23

Quote from: t1412 on July 07, 2011,12:26:13

ok john i've got the sharp 30hv4e in for repair i soldered the large black resistors. on mine they say 724 i'll get you a picture if you need it cheers

shaun   

Thanks Shaun a picture would be great, when you said SMD resistor I was thinking very small but large black resistors sounds like something else.  I assume the 724 is stamped on the resistors implying 724ohm;; Yes?
John

Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: t1412 on July 08, 2011,01:17:53

yes, i'll get a picture 2 you

shaun

Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: jimca007 on July 09, 2011,17:57:15

Remember these things do lamp out count up in the boards memory and i've found they can be a bit sensitive ! try going into the service menu and reset the count to 00.

Lifted from service manual:

HOW TO ENTER TO SERVICE MODE

Press the “POWER” key on the set of running TV set to force off the power.
While holding down the “VOL (-)” and “INPUT” keys on the set at once, plug in the AC power cord to turn on the power.
The letter “K”, appears on the screen.
Next, hold down the “VOL (-)” and “P (-)” keys on the set at once. Multiple lines of character string appearing on the
screen indicate that the set is now in the adjustment Process mode. If you fail to enter the adjustment mode (the display
is the same as normal start-up), retry the procedure. (Another procedure)
To exit of Service Mode, after the adjustment is done, unplug the AC power cord to force off the power. (When the
power is turned off with the remote controller, once unplug the AC power cord and plug it in again. In this case, wait 10
seconds before plugging.)

Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: johnsiddle on July 15, 2011,04:41:01

Hi Shaun.
Any luck with a picture of this fix please???
Regards  John

Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: coolboy0002 on August 29, 2013,12:17:24

Hi Guys can someone please help me in the power converter board what's the manufacturer of ic7101 I have accidently broke the diode connected across pin 2 and 7 of the ic7101 so can some one please tell me what diode it is and what ic7101 is?

Thank You!! :sign0085:

Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: Kilroys on August 31, 2013,01:13:34

IC7101 is a Stby Controller, 8 pin ic TNY
D7542 ? is a zener diode MTZ between pin 2 and the ground (7).
I could not see the numbers because the picture is very blurry.
Perhaps anyone has better eyes ?

Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: watteau on August 31, 2013,07:23:33

Hi,
Here are a couple of bulletins that might help with the fault
you have,
Regards

Title: Re: Sharp LC-32D44E-BK
Post by: chrissie jones on August 31, 2013,12:49:09

Bin it....