Will not start up
Manufacturer: Panasonic
Type: TX-L42ETW5
Chassi: LA35
Hello everybody,
I could determine or measure the following with the device:
Device does not start anymore, stand-by LED lights red when device is plugged in and flashes red as soon as an IR command (key press) is sent via the remote control. Voltages of power supply STB 5V and signal LCD_TV_SUB_ON come from A-board. Power supply starts, supplies P15V and SUB1.1V, 1.5V, 1.8V, 3.3V, 5V, HDMI3.3V and USB5V are generated on the A-Board (stand for about 2.5 seconds). Then signal LCD_TV_SUB_ON goes low (voltages go away to STB 5V) and after about 2 seconds back to high (endless). What is missing is the voltage PNL12V which is switched on by PANEL_VCC_ON2. PANEL_VCC_ON2 always has a low signal and does not change its state. Power supply also provides for the 2.5 seconds the 24V for the backlight. Clocking of LCD_TV_SUB_ON starts immediately after plugging in the mains plug (also without IR command). SOS error code is not output. The over-voltage circuit in IC 5000 pin 7 also does not respond. Attached is the timing diagram from the technical training of Panasonic where I have drawn until when the boot process behaves normally.
In my opinion a mistake on the A-board? Does anyone have a tip?
greetings
Andi
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This is TPM4.1 ELA chassis.
DC-DC converter U7106 (G973-120) is faulty, Replace with BA033T or similar.
Footprint might be different but as long as a 3,3 V low drop stabilizer ic, approx. 1A output capability is used it will work.
Pin 3&4 from the U7106 is 3,3V outputpin 5 & 6 is aprox. 5,2 V input.
Mind you: The botom of the case of the original U7106 is also soldered to mainboard.
U7106 can be found on the right side of the mainboard next to the metal case on the mainboard.
To check if this is indeed the problem, measure at pin 3 & 4 for always 3,3V, if defective the voltage will be somewere around 1,2 V .
Then the set will not start.