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Samsung 700p CGH7609L
Hi,
Some days ago I posted the message I repeat at the end of this post. Now, I got two schematics: CSH7839L / CSH9839L and CSE78** / CSE98**T in PDF format. The problem is that my monitor actually is CGH7609L made in 1998 and the circuit is not the same as shown in the schematics I got. I wish to dynamically troubleshoot from the components side because I can't dismount the whole monitor in order to get access to the PCB's solder side, for I use my monitor daily even during weekends, no gaming but hard work. Need help to troubleshoot this monitor. The components pictorial would be useful and the CGH7609L schematic just great. The previous post is: Suddenly, my monitor refuses to switch on as soon as I press the line switch. I must switch it on and off several times to get it running when cold. However, it doesn't seem to be a mechanical problem with the power switch itself. Like to know where in the WEB may I find an schematic or pictorial in order to test the power supply control components w/o dismounting the whole thing. Or perhaps you have had a similar problem and know how to troubleshoot this beast. Thanks a lot |
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Samsung 700p CGH7609L
Get an ESR meter, and test all the caps in the monitor, especially in the
power supply and scan circuits. The meter comes with a chart for the ESR values range for each type of value of cap. The best is to compare the readings with a new cap from inventory. You may find a number of defective caps in your monitor. This is a common cause, on many monitors after a number of years of use. The caps dry up inside, and start to have high ESR values. These monitors are not designed with service in mind. They are all considered disposable, when out of warranty. There is very little after warranty service support. If you look at the cost of a new monitor in relation to just the labour alone to fix it, you will see why. -- Greetings, Jerry Greenberg GLG Technologies GLG ========================================= WebPage http://www.zoom-one.com Electronics http://www.zoom-one.com/electron.htm ========================================= "John Crevani" wrote in message om... Hi, Some days ago I posted the message I repeat at the end of this post. Now, I got two schematics: CSH7839L / CSH9839L and CSE78** / CSE98**T in PDF format. The problem is that my monitor actually is CGH7609L made in 1998 and the circuit is not the same as shown in the schematics I got. I wish to dynamically troubleshoot from the components side because I can't dismount the whole monitor in order to get access to the PCB's solder side, for I use my monitor daily even during weekends, no gaming but hard work. Need help to troubleshoot this monitor. The components pictorial would be useful and the CGH7609L schematic just great. The previous post is: Suddenly, my monitor refuses to switch on as soon as I press the line switch. I must switch it on and off several times to get it running when cold. However, it doesn't seem to be a mechanical problem with the power switch itself. Like to know where in the WEB may I find an schematic or pictorial in order to test the power supply control components w/o dismounting the whole thing. Or perhaps you have had a similar problem and know how to troubleshoot this beast. Thanks a lot |
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