Philips FTV1.9EE Service Manual page 26

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5.
FTV1.9EE
Error
code
Description
04
Non Volatile Memory
06
IF (SSP)
10 / 11
Audio matrix (Eco Euro I/O)
13
Toshiba mP (Eco Euro I/O)
15
Video processor
(XX44=Palplus) (SSP)
16
Video controller (SSP)
19
2CS Stereo Decoder (SSP)
20
3D eco Nicam demodulator/
decoder
21 / 22
Sound processor L & R (SSP
for non-Dolby version)
28
IVT3 (TXT panel)
29
FBX processor (FBX4)
34
Tuner (Double Window)
37
Double Window
38
I/O expander (Double
window)
39
Video processor (Double
Window)
44
5V supply error
45
8V supply error
49
Video matrix (Eco Euro I/O)
51
I2c slow bus error
64
LTP (SSP)
91
Data Receive Error between
Monitor and E-box
92
Audio Source selector (AV
buffer)
93
I/O expander (AV buffer)
5.5
Fault-finding tips
5.5.1
Supply E-box
The E-box power supply is a Switch Mode Power Supply
(SMPS) with a current regulating pulse width modulator IC1-
UC3843. The topology is a flyback converter with primary
current sensing, secondary voltage sensing and mains input
measuring.
The SMPS works in discontinuous mode, so with a T-on, T-off
and a T-dead.
The E-box supply delivers the following output voltages:
5V_stb (SSP µΠ & Control, Euro I/O, AV Buffer, Led panel
and front I/O) : + 5V1 This voltage is also present during
standby.
5V2 (SSP, FBX 4, Euro NICAM, AV Buffer, DW and TXT
panel) : + 5V3
8V6 (SSP, and Euro I/O panel) : 8V6
+12V8 (SSP, Incredible Stereo (AY), FBX 4, Euro NICAM,
AVB and DW) : 12V8
+33 V (SSP-frontend, DW) : 40 V
To trouble shoot the E-box Supply, first check the LED of the
E-box:
No red or green LED indicates the absence of the +5Vstby
at the Front I/O panel.
Check the +5Vstby voltage on C54.
If the +5Vstby voltage is present, check fuse F4 at the
secondary side. If fuse F4 is OK, check/replace item
6002 at the LED-panel E-box together with connector
Service modes, fault finding and repair tips
Others
24C16
FQ916ME
TEA6430
TMP47C443N
TDA9144/43
TDA4780
TDA9840
SAA7282
TDA9860
SAA5270
87C654
UV1216E
SAB9077
PCF8574A
TDA9143
5V supply
8V supply
TEA6417
I2C slow bus
TDA9177
Special
TEA6422
PCF8574AP
5.6
5.6.1
AV15 at the front I/O and connector LE15 at the LED-
panel E-box.
If +5Vstby is not present at C54, check the voltage at
capacitor C60. Is this voltage approx. 300 Vdc (Mains-
voltage is 230 Vac) If the voltage is not present check
fuse F1, NTC resistor R3 and the diodes D1- D4 at the
primary side. If the voltage is present at C60, measure
the waveform at pin 5 of IC4. If the measured
waveform equals the problem might be caused by a
defective transformer TR1, diode D25 or coil L6. If the
voltage at pin 5 of IC4 is approx. 300 V (Vmain = 230
Vac) then check/replace IC4, transistor T5 and opto-
coupler OC3-B at the primary side or regulator IC3 and
transistor T6 at the secondary side. In case fuse F1 is
open, check/replace in this case IC4 for the standby
supply but also IC1 and MOSFET T1 with in series the
parallel-resistors R11 and R12. In case of a defective
MOSFET T1 check also resistor R8 + R9 and diode
D10.
The red LED is blinking (+5Vstby is OK!), which is an
indication of a protection.
Switch OFF the Monitor if connected to the E-box.
Read out the contents of the error-buffer via "Diagnose
x OK".
Content of the error-buffer contains 44, which means a
failure of the Supply +5V2. Check/Replace in this case
fuse F2 and F3 close to connector SU10. See also
supply diagram E-box, for an overview of the panels
that are supplied with 5V. Check each panel which is
supplied with the +5V2.
Remove connector SU10 and SU02. (Caution!! -
Protection switched off) Measure the voltages at
capacitor C26 of the 12V8 supply and capacitor C30 of
the 5V2 supply.
If the voltages are correct than one of the outputs was
over-loaded/short circuited due to a failure on a panel.
See also supply diagram E-box, for an overview of the
supply to the panels.
If the voltages are not correct, there is a failure in the
power-supply E-box.
The problem could be caused by +5V regulation-
circuit at the secondary side, which is built around
opto-coupler OC2 and regulator IC2. Measure Fb1
and measure wave-form . The voltage at Fb1
should be approx. 3.5V. If not OK, check both
components and replace if necessary.
Check voltage at pin 7 of IC1.
If this voltage is below 8V5 then check for the
+12Vstby and opto-coupler OC1. In case the
+12Vstby is below 8V5 check diode D22 or
capacitor C50. Is the +12Vstby above 8V5 then
check opto-coupler OC1 together with transistor
T2 + T3 and diode D14 + D15 at the secondary
side and transistor T4 and diode D5 at the primary
side. If no. check/replace IC1.
Measure the wave-form at pin 6 and compair it to
P2. If the wave-form does not match test-point P2,
check resistor R8 + R9, diode D10 and MOSFET
T1.
ComPair
Introduction
ComPair (Computer Aided Repair) is a service tool for Philips
Consumer Electronics products. ComPair is a further
development on the DST service remote control allowing faster
and more accurate diagnostics. ComPair has three big
advantages:

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