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perjmolsen:

Hi

Now my second monitor in Time Chrisis II need my attention.  ::)

Tonight it went bang... and bad smell.  :badmood:

I can see that the big 150uf 400V cap has become bad, it also only reads 32uf
The main fuse is also blown

So I have changed the 150uf 400V cap and the fuse - but the fuse still blows :(

What would be the best way to isolate the power-supply from the rest of the board?
Is it to remove the HOT, then if it is the flyback or hot the fuse will not blow?
Then I also can test my volts?

Or what do you mean ?  :D



perjmolsen:

Bridte rectifier  diodes tests OK
HOT tests OK

perjmolsen:

hmm..

I think that it is the T101 - when I removed the clamp that hold the transistor in place, the transistor felt apart  :laugh:
So I have ordered 10 new IRFBC30 in china


perjmolsen:

Hi

I have a Question..  ;D

I can see that the blown  T101 is a P4NA60, if i google it the data sheet -> https://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/24416/STMICROELECTRONICS/STP4NA60.html

I have a K3567 in an old chassis from a tv.. can that replace the P4NA60?->https://alltransistors.com/mosfet/transistor.php?transistor=14506

Both are N -Channel MOSFET and 600V.. but what values need to be the same when replacing a transistor?

perjmolsen:

Hi

I now have change the T101 with a replacement K3567 n-channel mosfet  and now the fuse does not blow.
But I do not have any B+ at tespoint TP6 it is just 0V

If i look at the diagram it says, check R103 it might be open - but i can not find that resistor.. I assume it needs to be in the power supply area...


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