ENG-02030503-T
JVC Power Supply trouble shooting procedure
This procedure is based on GF Chassis. Minor differences could be seen in other chassis
Important Service manual information
Due to component tolerance production changes were made during manufacturing. Every
effort is made to inform those changes in the service manual. During troubleshooting,
Always refer to the service manual
Listed below are explanations of some of the abbreviations used in JVC service manual
1. (*): Refer to the NOTE
2. (BW): Bus wire is used instead of that particular component
3. (OPT): The specific component is optional and is not used in this model
4. (Y): Chassis configuration bus wire
5. Shaded: Safety related components. Do not substitute these components
Chassis Preparation
1. Remove the main PWB along with the Operation PWB from the television
2. Do not apply AC power to the PWB
3. Using a suitable resistor, discharge the electrolytic caps, C910 and C538
4. Visually inspect the PWB and replace if there are any burnt components
5. Connect a jumper wire between D922 Cathode and IC901 pin 4
6. Connect another jumper wire between the chassis’
cold ground (ex: E1) and hot ground (ex: IC901
heat sink)
7. In order to disconnect 130V supply from the flyback
transformer, remove L921.
Test Jig Preparation
Connect two long jumper wires from a 120V lamp
assembly as shown in figure
Use a 40W lamp.
Test Instruments
1. Variable DC Power Supply (0~30V; 3A)
2. Digital Multimeter
3. Alligator clips
4. Test jig as shown in picture
Caution
Before replacing any components, turn off or disconnect all power supplies and
discharge any charged caps
Test Jig
Overall
Start
Follow procedures listed in page 1 and prepare the chassis for troubleshooting
Using the external power supply, connect 7.0V DC
between D922 Cathode and the chassis' ground
Observe the Current readings on the power supply's current meter
Trouble shoot, and if
defective, replace CPU
or 5V regulator
components
On the external power supply, increase the DC voltage from 7.0V DC to
Press the Power On/Off button and confirm the Power indicator operation
During Power On/Off operation, measure DC voltage on IC901(STR-F6626) Pin1
Less than
Measure DC on IC701 (CPU) Pin61 and Pin22
No
5 ~ 5.5V DC
Power Off: not lit
Power On:lit
Power Off: approx
Power On:
1.0A
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
0V
2.5V
No
No
No
Trouble shoot and replace
any shorted components
13.0V DC
Goto Page 3 (CPU basic)
Goto Page 4 (Feedback)
Refer to the Schematic. At Q923 collector or a convinient location, measure 13V
Power Off:0V
Power On: 13V
Yes
Refer to the schematic. Measure the collector of both relay driver transistors (Q921 and Q922)
Power Off: 13V
Power On: 0V
Yes
Goto Page 7, Page 8
No
Goto Page 5 (SW 13)
No
Goto Page 6 (Relay control)
GF chassis Power Supply troubleshooting procedure Page: 2
Start
Goto Page 2
Follow procedures listed in
for troubleshooting and
OK
page 1.
Prepare the chassis
Confirm CPU Vcc.
CPU basic
(Before this test, Start with Page 2)
Using the external power supply, connect
between D922 Cathode and the chassis' ground
Press the Power On/Off button and confirm the Power indicator
operation
Power Off:
Power On:
CPU pin7:
Power Off:
Power On:
CPU pin54:
>4.5V
Yes
not lit
lit
No
5V
0V
No
13.0V DC
Yes
couple of seconds
Goto Page 2 (Overall)
Trouble shoot power
Yes
No
If IC703 pin2 is
5V, Replace
IC703 (RST)
indicator LED or
related components
Measure IC703
(reset IC) pin1
Flashes after
No
No
Troubleshoot if
there is >0V on
CPU pin 14
Yes
IC701 (CPU)
> 4.0V
Yes
Replace
CPU pin 62, 63
5.0V 12MHz
Oscillation
Yes
CPU pin 4, 5
5.0V
Yes
Trouble shoot power indicator LED or related
components
Replace CF701,
C718, and C717.
No
Measure Pin 62
Replace if any
components on
No
Pin4 and Pin5 and
check again
Yes
shorted
5.0V 12MHz
Yes
No
No
5.0V
Goto Page2
GF chassis Power Supply troubleshooting procedure Page: 3