Sony KV36XBR450

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accidentally some one applied 230 volts to TV.The TV blank no power,After checking power supply board found fuse of 3 amps fused.Replaced and checked but blows again what can go wrong

[M Philbrook]

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pv.ra...@gmail.com says...

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> accidentally some one applied 230 volts to TV.The TV blank no power,After checking power supply board found fuse of 3 amps fused.Replaced and checked but blows again what can go wrong

if you're lucky it shorted the MOV's only... check them on the PS board,
they look like Disc capacitors ...

Jamie

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In that unit there are three switched mode power supplies running right of the main line. One is the high voltage, one is the main chassis power and one is the standby. You need to check them all as well as the rectifiers. The rectifiers usually won't blow fom that type of thing, but actually the main filters migth short out.

Get your DVM and look for short circuits, and do not change the fuse any more until the shortis found, all you do is risk mo money when changing a fuse and not finding out why it blew.

Shit like this used to be one of my cash cows. I actualy told everyone else to stay out of those sets because they were beyond them, at the shop. But now, I just don't care. I think I might have a print if you're interested. Problem is I got that virus a while back with the "HELP_DECRYPT" bullshit and I lost alot of stuff. Can probably get it back though somewhere.