Hi Group, need help identifying a blown IC. it's on Vizio e550-b2, power supply board # DPS-167DP ,.. Board locator # ic901, it has 7 pins, and the top is blown away.??
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Hi Group, need help identifying a blown IC. it's on Vizio e550-b2, power supply board # DPS-167DP ,.. Board locator # ic901, it has 7 pins, and the top is blown away.??
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Apparently a LD7913JGM6, a PWM controller?
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I have a .068 ohm resistor reading 0.00.. acting like a short, it is a low ohm resistor, is it supposed to read???
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wer supply board # DPS-167DP ,.. Board locator # ic901, it has 7 pins, and the top is blown away.??
w ohm resistor, is it supposed to read???
Did you zero the meter? Sometimes a low value resistor is shunted by a cho ke, and sometimes some residual voltage in the circuit will throw off a res istance reading. Try removing one lead of the resistor and checking again, and if it's OK, see if it is paralleled with another low resistance compon ent.
power supply board # DPS-167DP ,.. Board locator # ic901, it has 7 pins, an d the top is blown away.??
low ohm resistor, is it supposed to read???
oke, and sometimes some residual voltage in the circuit will throw off a re sistance reading. Try removing one lead of the resistor and checking again, and if it's OK, see if it is paralleled with another low resistance compon ent.
I did lift a lead, and it's still reading zero, like a short.??? it doesn't look like it's paralleled with another low resistance component.
w ohm resistor, is it supposed to read???
Lemme see. 0.068 ohms. Really? That would be within the margin-of-error for many cheap VOMs. Does your meter have a range-adjust? If you are in the 0-
10.000 range, you will not get a wiggle at 0.068 ohms. Of you are in the 0- 1 ohm range, that is entirely something else.Peter Wieck Melrose Park, PA
It would take a very special meter to show a .068 resistor value. That or measure the voltage across it with a known ammount of current through it.
For most meters there could be that much contact resistance.
0.068 ohms is basically a short. It's unlikely a resistor will fail shorted, so leave it alone, it's probably OK.
A 0.068 reading zero is not uncommon. Most ohmmeters do not measure that lo w. Suffice it to say it is not open, and it is very unlikely to short.
Before changing tht IC, you must find and fix any shorts on the secondary s ide of the transformer and identify the output pin. It will go straight to the transformers and may have either a cutout around it in the board or a c oating of white shit on the board.
Whichever it is, if nothing go with the ohmmeter from the top (+ probably) and find a pin that checks pretty much continuity to that gong to the trans former. Now look around, there will be a diode, resistor and a cap Make sur e those components are not open and as they are voltage snubbers without th em the IC is destroyed fast.
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