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wad2k
02-17-06, 10:37 AM
Hello,
I have a JVC AV32S575 32" (fairly new 1-2 years old) that is dead no power at all no sounds coming out of set when I plug it in. I already checked the one fuse I did find by the line(power cord) in and it is good. On that board there is 2 transformers a couple caps and 2 connectors+ part K9901. I'm assuming they are isloation transformers. I removed that board. Checked the voltage at the one connector and it is good 117V. From there it goes to main board. Not sure what the other connector on that board is for. It is 5 pins and looks like it is connected to part K9901. not sure what it is.
I would think that borad is fine so what next?
I do have alot of electrical experience but more on the design end.
Hope someone can help me. FAcing a possible layoff at work so right now I have more time than money and I would sure like to fix this myself. No Disney channel for my 2 and 7 year old daughters..They are bouncing off the walls! CAn anyone relate? LOL
Id be happy to send any pictures of the boards if someone is willing to work with me on this.
Thanks in advance!
Wade
I have a JVC AV32S575 32" (fairly new 1-2 years old) that is dead no power at all no sounds coming out of set when I plug it in. I already checked the one fuse I did find by the line(power cord) in and it is good. On that board there is 2 transformers a couple caps and 2 connectors+ part K9901. I'm assuming they are isloation transformers. I removed that board. Checked the voltage at the one connector and it is good 117V. From there it goes to main board. Not sure what the other connector on that board is for. It is 5 pins and looks like it is connected to part K9901. not sure what it is.
I would think that borad is fine so what next?
I do have alot of electrical experience but more on the design end.
Hope someone can help me. FAcing a possible layoff at work so right now I have more time than money and I would sure like to fix this myself. No Disney channel for my 2 and 7 year old daughters..They are bouncing off the walls! CAn anyone relate? LOL
Id be happy to send any pictures of the boards if someone is willing to work with me on this.
Thanks in advance!
Wade
Death Touch
02-19-06, 09:02 PM
Check for other fuses, AC input fuse is most visible but some sets will fuse the DC outputs also. Could also be that the horizontal section is bad.