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PN50C430A1DXZA |
Fast Track Troubleshooting Manual - Rev 1/10/12 |
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SERVICE BULLETINS |
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Vs Va Vsc Ve |
-3/28/11 |
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-PN50C430A1XAA,PN50C430A1DXZA,PN50C |
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Voltages |
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450B1DXZA |
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Buffer Y |
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-Reddish blur or red dots on the screen after |
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warm-up - ASC20110328001 |
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SMPS |
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Logic |
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X Main |
-See pages 6 & 7. |
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Y Main |
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Main PCB |
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Buffer X |
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Buffer E |
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Spkr R |
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Buffer F |
Main PCB |
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Spkr L |
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FIRMWARE |
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HELP : 1-888-751-4086; 1-866-894-0637 (FE) |
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GSPN |
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- 3/16/11 IMPORTANT |
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http://gspn3.samsungcsportal.com |
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-T-SAT4AUSHC(1008.2 or 1008.3).EXE |
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-You should check serial number and |
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bulletin before updating firmware. |
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PLUS ONE |
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-Reason: Red Dot issue |
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http://my.plus1solutions.net/clientPortals/samsung |
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-See pages 6 & 7. |
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HOT TIPS |
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--6/25/10. 1006.0 |
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-Power On Problems: (pg. 3) |
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-Buzzing noise level will be reduced |
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-Video Problems: (pg. 4)
- Bulletin “Red Dots”: (pg. 6 & 7)
PN50C430B1DXZA |
Fast Track Troubleshooting Manual |
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Power On Sequence |
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-STBY 5V (Pin 2 CN801) |
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-PS_ON (approx 3.3V – 0V) (Pin 1 CN801) |
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-VS_ ON (approx 0V – 3.3V) (Pin 6 CN802) |
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Fast Track Troubleshooting Manual
Power Supply Trouble Shooting Notes:
2010/2011 models
Will not be run with the “X” or “Y” main disconnected. The SMPS will shut down immediately. However if a meter is first connected to the test point when power is applied it will read the correct voltage briefly before shutting down.(You have enough time to check key voltages)
CAUTION: Do not reconnect any connectors to SMPS or Y/X Boards until power has been turned off long enough for Vs to drop below 10V or damage will occur to X or Y Boards. .
Over Current Protection
For the SMPS Power Supply... If a short circuit occurs on either the VS or VA voltage lines, the SMPS stops operating, but should not fail. When the short circuit is removed from the source line, the Power Supply will operate normally again. Many SMPS Supplies are replaced needlessly!
SAMPLE VIEW & READINGS
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“VITAL SIGNS” |
When troubleshooting, It’s very important to first check Vs, Va, Vsc & Ve
If Vs is missing (0V), disconnect power and check for short. Use ohm meter to measure resistance while disconnecting Y-Board & X-Board supply feeds one at a time.
Turn Power On and Test SMPS with short connector removed for correct Vs voltage verification. (It may only come up briefly but to full level). Again be careful not to reconnect Power Connectors until Vs falls below 10V.
If Va is low or missing, disconnect Supply Feed to Address Boards and Check to see if SMPS Supply is restored. (Note Va feed normally passes through the Y-Drive to the Address Boards (Logic Buffer Boards).
If Vsc is low or missing and Vs was OK, the failure is with the Y-Board since. the Y-Board generate the Vsc voltage from the Vs supplied by the SMPS.
If Ve is low or missing and Vs is OK, the failure is with the X-Board since the Ve is generated by the X-Board from the Vs supplied by the SMPS. Please note
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rare cases the Ve may be generated by the Y-Board feed to the X- |
Board.) |
Other SMPS Voltages: |
Check Low Voltage feeds to the Main Board and other supplied Assemblies.
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