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[email protected] May 8th 06 01:24 PM

32" Citizen tv model:JCTV3245X,chassis:M3N520 (Orion) no 5v
 
32" Citizen stereo tv model:JCTV3245X,chassis:M3N520,UL Listed:289X
(Orion),year:Oct 2003.I noticed that two of the ground traces from the
rear RCA input jacks were scortched (burnt) so I assume that the micro
was hit a a surge and is loading down the 5v standby.

No power (no 5v standby), I assume that IC101=Micro Orion # OEC7091B=80
pin (surface mounted IC) has it's VCC pin 78 loading down the 5v as
when I unsolder the jumper trace coming from D511=5.1v zener diode the
5v comes back.

I also noticed that OS101=IR receiver's pin 1 & 3 are not 5v but
instead 2.7v I traced one of the pins going back to IC199=EEPROM's pin
8.I don't have the service manual and cannot download it as I am on
slow dial up but there is a similar model he

http://www.schematicsforfree.com/arc...20JCTV3242.PDF

And for more free service manual downloads:

http://www.schematicsforfree.mattsoft.net
http://schematicsforfree.mattsoft.net
http://schforfree.seedhost.com

then click on "click here to see the files" followed by "video".

I noticed that most of the new cheap tv's sold are basically this Orion
chassis be 27" or 32" as this tv has the same vertical ouput IC of
LA78041:

Other part #'s for LA78041:

Daewoo # 1LA78041
ECG Philips/ NTE # NTE7182
Funai # LA78041
ILO (Wal*Mart) # DG4565RT
JVC # LA78041
Orion # 103TD80410
Philips # 4835 209 47605
Sanyo (Aiwa) # 409 453 5905
Sony # 9-885-060-76
Toshiba # AD300414
Toshiba # 72794507
Toshiba old # BZ611118
Zenith # 905-10653

Therefore you techs probably worked on this Orion chassis rebranded or
badged as Electrohome,Toshiba,Philips and others.

Anyone have any common repair tips? or can verify that IC101 is the
culprit and what other part #'s are used for this micro?.I need as many
other OEM part #'s for it.

Thanks in advance.

Sidney
E-mail:sidneybek(at)yahoo.com
Dartmouth,Nova Scotia
Canada


Neilish May 9th 06 03:37 PM

32" Citizen tv model:JCTV3245X,chassis:M3N520 (Orion) no 5v
 

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32" Citizen stereo tv model:JCTV3245X,chassis:M3N520,UL Listed:289X
(Orion),year:Oct 2003.I noticed that two of the ground traces from the
rear RCA input jacks were scortched (burnt) so I assume that the micro
was hit a a surge and is loading down the 5v standby.

No power (no 5v standby), I assume that IC101=Micro Orion # OEC7091B=80
pin (surface mounted IC) has it's VCC pin 78 loading down the 5v as
when I unsolder the jumper trace coming from D511=5.1v zener diode the
5v comes back.


is the zener shorted ? pulling down the 5 volt line?



Tech Data May 9th 06 04:08 PM

32" Citizen tv model:JCTV3245X,chassis:M3N520 (Orion) no 5v
 
Sidney, these Orion designs have the highest failure micro I've ever
seen, whether it's Orion, Toshiba or whatever. You can spend hours
hoping that it's not, but it almost always is. I've gone thru at least
a dozen this year alone and have two here waiting for approval. I
despise the prospect of removing and installng an 80 pin SMD device
but, price it accordingly. It still pays the bills.

www.techdata-kicksass.net


[email protected] May 9th 06 08:41 PM

32" Citizen tv model:JCTV3245X,chassis:M3N520 (Orion) no 5v
 
Thanks Terry H,I appreciate it.

Sidney
Dartmouth,Nova Scotia
Canada

Tech Data wrote:
Sidney, these Orion designs have the highest failure micro I've ever
seen, whether it's Orion, Toshiba or whatever. You can spend hours
hoping that it's not, but it almost always is. I've gone thru at least
a dozen this year alone and have two here waiting for approval. I
despise the prospect of removing and installng an 80 pin SMD device
but, price it accordingly. It still pays the bills.

www.techdata-kicksass.net




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