Everythingelse works. Reads DVDs and plays them. Good audio. Good and bright backlight. Just no image. Brightness command has no effect on the backlight as expected; it has a little effect on screen. With brightness@max I can see some very lite snow effect on screen. Having no diagram I don't know how to check signals or voltages. What I can assume to be microfuses check shorted as expected. Suggestions?
sansui 7060dx portable dvd player - backlight ok - no image
Dec 12, 2007
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External video jack problems ? Internal display switched off so that an external one can be connected ? General software screwup ? Have you tried removing the battery completely for a half hour ? Tried connecting an external monitor if it has a jack for one ? Other than these 'simple' fixes, from experience, it is unlikely that you will get to the bottom of the problem, particularly without service info, and even if you did, you would struggle to get individual parts, or in the case of fine pin-pitch quadpak LSIs that these things invariably employ, have the ability or equipment to be able to successfully replace them.
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There is an update: the video signal is present and perfect at the video output jack. The cabling between the mainboard and the tft pcb checks ok. Can anybody spend some words about tft drivers?
Yet another update: the video signal comes out of the video processor. Then it goes to pin
6 of U7, a small IC marked 55TI/JBR. Then it comes out from U7/pin 7 to proceed to the composite video jack where it present and correctly drives a TV composite video input I get a full color image on the TV). U7/Pin10 is connected to the TFT driver but no signal is present there. Shorting U7/pin6 and U7/pin10 a black and white image comes out on the TFT (at least proving the TFT stuff is working). U7 seems to be the culprit. Googling 55TI I was not able in finding anything. The problem is now related to SMD markings... Any suggestion about how to proceed?Join the Discussion
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