I changed the two STK392-010 ICs. The TV started working very well, but now it has developed another problem: it turns off itself. Whenever that happens, I have to unplug it from power and replug it again before the TV canm be turned on. Sometimes I have to wait for even 30 minutes or more before it accepts power. What is the problem? is it still related to the convergence? But it had been doing fine for the whole day since changing those ICs.
After replacing the ICs, the convergence was very good. It worked very well for the whole day and even for half of the nmext day before the problem started. Currently it does not start at all. I have unpulgged it for about one hour now and it is still not truning ON.
I will check the high voltage connectors.After replacing the ICs, the convergence was very good. It worked very well for the whole day and even for half of the nmext day before the problem started. Currently it does not start at all. I have unpulgged it for about one hour now and it is still not truning ON.
I will check the high voltage connectors.
Chacked all connections, they are OK. I have noted that the it does not respond to the manual push button although it seems to respond to the remote controller keys.Chacked all connections, they are OK. I have noted that the it does not respond to the manual push button although it seems to respond to the remote controller keys.
I used silicone thermal material. I am not sure whether I cleaned it to avoid contacting the IC terminals but I guess this material does not conduct electricity.Leslake,
I used silicone thermal material. I am not sure whether I cleaned it to avoid contacting the IC terminals but I guess this material does not conduct electricity.
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Re: It turn off itself.
How does the Blue look, alot of Samsung CRT Projos have bad/ leaky blue crts and it may have leaked and caused a short, check for fluid on circuit boards below, and beware! This "coolant" can possibly be a fire hazard.
Also did you put some heatsink dope on the backs of the IC's before reinstalling them and also clean up the old dope? If you didnt you could have shorted the new IC's and need new ones.Also did you put some heatsink dope on the backs of the IC's before reinstalling them and also clean up the old dope? If you didnt you could have shorted the new IC's and need new ones.
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Re: It turn off itself.
After you replace the ic's how was the convergence? bad or ,almost good if . you had it to do a deep alignmet may you still have problems in the same circuit area.
Be sure that all the Hi voltage connectors are all the way in. could'be archingBe sure that all the Hi voltage connectors are all the way in. could'be arching
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You need to adjust Green first, then Red, then Blue. Upon completion you need to save your changes so when you power down and back up the changes will still be there.
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Your TV is experiencing a convergence issue as indicated by the 3 blinks. The only way to fix this is replacing the convergence ICs. It is not a hard task to replace these ICs. You just need to know how to solder and work on printed circuit boards.
The convergence ICs are mounted on a large heat sink and are marked with codes starting with the letters STK and there are two of them. You need to replace both.
Look for the heat sink with two ICs mounted on it and check the markings.
Once found, cut the IC legs with a small side cutter and unscrew it from the heat sink. Remove the legs left soldered on the board.
Take note of the IC markings for ordering the right part and how it was installed. Don't forget to buy along with the IC a thermal compound.
Check the pico fuses on the same board. Most likely you will find a
blown one. These fuses look very much like a resistor, not like the
usual transparent fuse, and usually yellow.
Once you have the replacement ICs, put it on the board in the same way as it was installed before. Make sure the screw holes are aligned before soldering the legs into the board.
Put a reasonable amount of thermal grease/compound between the ICs and the heat sink and fix them with the screws.
Double check the board for any splash of solders that might cause a short circuit and damage the board.
You have a convergence failure. It may be possible to simply re-solder the pin connections under the convergence output ICs as they have a tendency to develop cold solder joints which cause intermittent mis-convergence. If the solder connections are good, then replacment of the ICs will be necessary. Expect to pay $350-450 to have a toshiba servicer fix this.
Yes you can get replacement IC STK392-110 convergence ICs at the following link and they provide free instalation instructions with pictures. The Ics are located on the board on the left side attached to a large heatsink. You will need to replace both ICs heres the link. http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/
This is a convergence problem and is either bad connections on the convergence ICs or defective ICs. If you feel that you can solder, you should be able to repair this yourself. First try resoldering the pins on the convergence ICs. If that fails, replace the ICs. These ICs are large black ICs attached to a heatsink and should be marked STKxxx.
Keep us posted.
Dan
The problem you are seeing is a convergence problem. This is a common problem and is fixed either by resoldering bad connections on the convergence ICs or replacing the ICs. These are large black ICs attached to a heatsink and are marked STKxxx. Try resoldering the pins on these ICs first.
Dan
The proble you have is an intermittant power supply or sweep power supply. Unless you can find a bad connection on the power and deflection board, this could be a very difficult problem to find. I have ran across this problem a couple of times, and after spending countless hours troubleshooting, I replaced the main board and all the problems were taken care of. The board part number is at samsungparts.com and I found the board for you. it is located here:
http://www.samsungparts.com/part_detail.asp?catalog%5Fname=Parts+and+Accessories&product%5Fid=BP94%2D01266A&search%5Fmodel=HCP4752W Good Luck
After replacing the ICs, the convergence was very good. It worked very well for the whole day and even for half of the nmext day before the problem started. Currently it does not start at all. I have unpulgged it for about one hour now and it is still not truning ON.
I will check the high voltage connectors.
Is it possible that the Hi Voltage transformder is dead?
Chacked all connections, they are OK. I have noted that the it does not respond to the manual push button although it seems to respond to the remote controller keys.
Leslake,
I used silicone thermal material. I am not sure whether I cleaned it to avoid contacting the IC terminals but I guess this material does not conduct electricity.
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