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SERVICE MANUAL (COMMON)

GN5UN CHASSIS
ORIGINAL MANUAL ISSUE DATE: 2019.04
(See next page for revision ) Segment : SG
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MODEL LIST
THIS SERVICE MANUAL CONTAINS COMMON INFORMATION FOR BELOW REGIONS AND MODELS:
REGION
ASIA AMERICA EUROPE
MODEL
KD-43X7*G KD-49X7*G KD-55X7*G KD-65X7*G
KD-43XG7* KD-49XG7* KD-55XG7* KD-65XG7*
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Section Title Page
1. SAFETY NOTES 5
2. SELF DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTION 13
3. TROUBLE SHOOTING 15
4. SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS 115
5. DIAGRAMS 142
Please refer Service Manual – Unique for below information :

▪ Disassembly and Removal Caution
▪ Wire Dressing
▪ Circuit Board Location
▪ Exploded Views and Part Lists
Note: Pictures provided in this manual may have difference from actual sets.
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SECTION 1
SAFETY NOTES
1-1. Warnings and Caution Whenever a TV Main board is replaced, the correct TV Model and Serial
1) CAUTION :These servicing instructions are for use by qualified service number must be reinserted into memory.
personnel only. This is a MANDATORY procedure that each service center must apply.
2) To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not perform any servicing other than
Please refer to the chapter of ADJUSTMENT in this service manual to
that contained in the operating instructions unless you are qualified to do so.
find out how to set the model number and serial number in service mode.
3) WARNING!! : An isolation transformer should be used during any service
to avoid possible shock hazard, because of live chassis. The chassis of this
receiver is directly connected to the ac power line. 1-2-1. Caution Handling of LCD Panel
The replaceable fuse could be in the neutral of the mains supply. When When repairing the LCD Panel, make sure you are grounded with a wrist
replacing the fuse, the mains shall be disconnected for de-energize the phase band.
conductors. When repairing the LCD Panel on the wall, the panel must be secured
using the 4 mounting holes on the rear cover.
(*Except AC ADAPTOR, Because it does not carry out replacing an internal
1) Do not press the panel or frame edge to avoid the risk of electric
fuse.) shock.
4) CARRYING THE TV : Be sure to follow these guidelines to protect your
2) Do not scratch or press on the panel with any sharp objects.
property and avoid causing serious injury :
• Carry the TV with an adequate number of people; larger size TVs require 3) Do not leave the module in high temperature or in areas of high
two or more people. humidity for an extended period of time.
• Correct hand placement while carrying the TV is very important for 4) Do not expose the LCD panel to direct sunlight.
safety and to avoid damages. 5) Avoid contact with water. It may cause short circuit within the module.
5) SAFETY-RELATED COMPONENT WARNING!! : Components identified
6) Disconnect the AC power when replacing the backlight (CCFL) or
by shading and ! mark on the exploded views, and in the parts list are critical
for safe operation. Replace these components with Sony parts whose part inverter circuit. (High voltage occurs at the inverter circuit at 650Vrms)
numbers appear as shown in this manual or in supplements published by
7) Always clean the LCD panel with a soft cloth material.
Sony. Circuit adjustments that are critical for safe operation are identified in
this manual. Follow these procedures whenever critical components are 8) Use care when handling the wires or connectors of the inverter circuit.
replaced or improper operation is suspected.
Damaging the wires may cause a short circuit.
6) IMPORTANT REMINDER FOR TV MAINBOARD REPLACEMENT :
9) Protect the panel from ESD to avoid damaging the electronic circuit
It is mandatory for service centers to confirm the TV‘s system information after
(C-MOS).
each repair carried out with Mainboard replacement.
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10) During the repair, DO NOT leave the Power On or Burn-in period for *Do not recommend power-on in the conditions which laid face down the
more than 1 hour while the TV is face down on a cloth. Refer Figure 1 . panel, in repair activity. Refer Figure 1 .
*When transporting by hand, do not put stress on the panel and the frame
Figure 1. around the screen.
Refer to the panel handling chapter of each Service manual,
or the "Transporting" information of the Reference Guide of each model
for how to hold it.
2) OLED Screen
•Although the OLED screen is made with high-precision technology and
99.99% or more of the pixels are effective, black dots may appear or
bright points of light (white, red, blue, or green) may appear constantly on
the OLED screen. This is a structural property of the OLED screen and is
not a malfunction.
•Do not push or scratch the front filter, or place objects on top of this TV
set. The image may be uneven or the OLED screen may be damaged.
•The screen and cabinet get warm when this TV set is in use. This is not
1-2-2. Caution for OLED Panel a malfunction.
1) Handling
3) Precautions to Protect the Screen from Damage
When repairing the TV set, be sure you are grounded by using a wrist band.
Image retention
*Do not press on the panel or frame edge to avoid the risk of electric shock. OLED TV’s are susceptible to image retention (burn-in) due to the
*Do not scratch or press on the panel with any sharp objects. characteristics of the materials used. Image retention may occur if images
*Do not leave the module in high temperatures or in areas of high humidity are displayed in the same location on the screen repeatedly or over
for an extended period of time. extended periods of time. This is not a malfunction of the TV. Avoid
displaying images that may cause image retention.
*Do not expose the panel to direct sunlight.
The following are examples of images that may cause image
*Avoid contact with water. It may cause a short circuit within the module. retention:
*Disconnect the AC power when replacing. •Content with black bars either on the top and bottom and/or the left and
*Always clean the panel with a soft cloth material. right sides of the screen. (for example, Letterboxed, 4:3 screen, Standard
*Use care when handling the wires or connectors. Damaging the wires may definition)
cause a short. •Static images such as photos.
•Video games that might have static content in some part of the screen.
*Protect the panel from ESD to avoid damaging the electronic circuit.
•On-screen menus, program guides, channel logos etc.
•Static content from applications.
•On-screen tickers, such as those used for news and headlines.
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To reduce the risk of image retention: Other feature

•Fill the screen by changing [Wide mode] to eliminate the black bars. The screen brightness is automatically reduced when displaying still
Select [Wide mode] other than [Normal]. images, clocks, bright colors or logos etc.
•Turn off the OSD (On Screen Display) by pressing the DISPLAY button,
and turn off the menus from connected equipment. For details, refer to
the instruction manuals for the connected equipment. IMPORTANT REMINDER FOR OLED PANEL REPLACEMENT
•Avoid displaying static images with bright colors (including white), clocks When carrying out OLED panel replacement, it is mandatory of a
or logos on any portion of the screen. service center to confirm and record Panel ON time & Panel
•Set the picture settings based on the ambient conditions. The Standard Refresh times.
Picture is recommended for home use and when viewing content that It is because they are indispensable information in order to clarify
often displays the station logos, etc. responsibility for image retention after panel replacement.
The TV has following features to help reduce/ prevent image retention. Please refer to the chapter of SELF DIAGNOSIS FUNCTION in this
Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] – [Picture & Display] – service manual to find out how to confirm the Panel ON time &
[Expert panel settings] – the desired option. Panel Refresh times in service mode.
Panel refresh
Panel refresh will automatically run to adjust the uniformity of the TV
screen after it has been in use for long periods of time.
Panel refresh can also be performed manually and should only be used if 1-3. Caution About the Lithium Battery
image retention is very noticeable or you see the following message: 1) Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with
[Panel refresh did not finish...] the same or equivalent type.
2) Outer case broken battery should not contact to water.
Caution:
•The Panel refresh function may affect the panel. As a reference, perform 1-4. Safety Check-Out
the Panel refresh only once a year, do not perform it more than once a After correcting the original service problem, perform the following
year as it may affect the usable life of the panel.
safety checks before releasing the set to the customer:-
•Panel refresh takes about one hour to complete.
•A white line may be displayed on the screen during the Panel refresh, 1) Check the area of your repair for unsoldered or poorly soldered
this is not a malfunction of the TV. connections. Check the entire board surface for solder splashes and
•Panel refresh will only work when the room temperature is between 10 bridges.
ºC and 40 ºC. 2) Check the inter board wiring to ensure that no wires are pinched or
contact high-wattage resistors.
Pixel shift 3)Check all control knobs, shields, covers, ground straps and mounting
Automatically moves the image on the screen to prevent image retention. hardware have been replaced. Be absolutely certain you have replaced
all the insulators.
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4) Look for unauthorized replacement parts, particularly transistors that Comply with the following requirement
were installed during a previous repair. Point them out to the customer and Class II equipment (2-pin plug): for each terminal, the worst value of
recommend their replacement. measurement must not exceed AC 350uA peak).
5) Look for parts which, though functioning show obvious signs of Note: including AC adaptor, AC adaptor/DC operated unit combination
deterioration. Point them out to the customer and recommend their
replacement.
Figure 2 – Measuring network
6) Check the line cords for cracks and abrasion. Recommend the for Leakage Current
replacement of any such line cord to the customer.
7) Check the antenna terminals, metal trim, metalized knobs, screws and all
other exposed metal parts for AC leakage. Check leakage test as described
next.
8. For safety reasons, repairing the Power board and/or Inverter board is
prohibited.
1-6. How to Find a Good Earth Ground

1-5.Leakage Test
1) A cold-water pipe is a guaranteed earth ground; the cover-plate
(To protect electric shock when customer touch the terminal.)
retaining screw on most AC outlet boxes is also at earth ground.
Leakage current can be measured by V: Voltmeter or oscilloscope (r.m.s. or
2) If the retaining screw is to be used as your earth ground, verify that it is
peak reading)
at ground by measuring the resistance between it and a cold-water pipe
with an ohmmeter. The reading should be zero ohms.
Stabilized power supply instrument and isolated voltage transformer:
3) If a cold-water pipe is not accessible, connect a 60- to 100-watt trouble-
Use too much current capacity and isolated voltage transformer does not
light (not a neon lamp) between the hot side of the receptacle and the
need to use stabilized power supply equipment.
retaining screw. Try both slots, if necessary, to locate the hot side on the
Specification of RMS volt meter: Input resistance > 1 Mohm, Input
line; the lamp should light at normal brilliance if the screw is at ground
capacitance < 200 pF, Frequency range: 15 Hz – 1MHz . Refer Figure 2.
potential (see Figure 3).
Isolated type volt -meter (FLUKE 8921A etc *1)
*1 Not use FLUKE 8920A that connected to protective earth by diode
# Leakage current of measurement instrument is less than 10μArms when
under test equipment AC plug is opened
# Set up the following condition and turn on the set. Applied voltage: Figure 3. Checking for earth
Nominal input voltage (Description on Nameplate) ground.
# Measure the leakage current between one phase conductor and neutral
for terminal A and terminal B.
Read rms value, and then calculate to peak value PEAK VALUE =√2 RMS
VALUE
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1-7. Lead Free Information

The circuit boards used in these models have been processed using
Lead Free Solder. The boards are identified by the LF logo located
close to the board designation.
Figure 4: LF Logo Figure 5: LF logo on circuit board
The servicing of these boards requires special precautions. It is

strongly recommended to use Lead Free Solder material in order to
guarantee optimal quality of new solder joints.
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1-8. FFC REPLACEMENT CAUTION
< Application > Withdrawal of FFC using Non-ZIF (IPEX connector)
< Connector location > Main board side
< Method > See as follows

< Caution > See as follows
Initial condition Step 1 PRESS Step 2

1 1
PRESS
2
1 PULL 1
1 Press the release lock button downward at same time

(highlighted in red).
Note: FFC as in image is only for reference purpose. Actual FFC outlook
may vary by each vendor.
2 Pull FFC in straight direction while pressing
both release lock button at the same time.
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< Application > Withdrawal of FFC using Non-ZIF (Yamaichi connector)

Initial condition Step 1 Step 2
1 PRESS
1
2
PULL
1
Press the release lock button downward (highlighted in red).
Note: FFC as in image is only for reference purpose. Actual FFC
outlook may vary by each vendor.
2 Pull FFC in straight direction while pressing release lock
button at the same time.
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< Application > Withdrawal of FFC using Non-ZIF (Molex connector)

Initial condition Step 1 & 2 Caution

Ensure fingers does NOT touch
parts on board and tuner connector
PUSH PUSH
when pushing the side locks.
1 1
2
PULL
1 Push the side-release lock buttons inward (highlighted

in red).
Note: FFC as in image is only for reference purpose. Actual FFC
outlook may vary by each vendor.
2 Pull-out FFC in straight direction while pushing side-
release lock buttons at the same time.
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SECTION 2
SELF DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTION
The units in this manual contain a self-diagnostic function. If an error occurs, the Smart Core Red LED will automatically begin to flash.
The number of times the LED flashes translates to a probable source of the problem.
A definition of the Smart Core Red LED flash indicators is listed in the instruction manual for the user’s knowledge and reference.
If an error symptom cannot be reproduced, the remote commander can be used to review the failure occurrence data stored in memory to
reveal past problems and how often these problems occur.
DIAGNOSTIC TEST INDICATORS

When an error occurs, the Smart Core Red LED will flash a set number of times to indicate the possible cause of the problem.
If there is more than one error, the LED will identify the first of the problem areas.
Result for all of the following diagnostic items are displayed on screen. Status LED Colour Remarks
If the screen displays a “0”, no error has occurred .
Power Off *1 power switch off (by Side
OFF
( AC Off and *1) Key)
Power On White
Standby
( by remote control OFF
off and Side Key off)
Picture Off White
Set "Sleep Timer" Amber
Set "On Timer"
Amber
( Power On )
Set "On Timer"
Amber
( Standby )
LED Indicator Picture Frame Amber
• Lights up in white when you select “Picture Off”.
• Lights up in amber when you set the timer or The number of LED blinking
Failure Red Blinking
indicates cause of failure.
“Photo Frame Mode”.
• Lights up in white when the TV is turned on. Blinking:0.5sec Amber/
Error of panel ID Amber / Green Blinking
• Flashes while the remote is being operated. 0.5sec Green
Software Updating Amber Blinking Blinking: 1sec On / 1sec Off

Amber = Red + Green
Software Updating Blinking:1 sec Amber/ 1sec
Amber / Red Blinking
failure Red
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Failure LED Display
The Number of Standby LED

Error Detection Error Location
(RED blinking)
AC Adaptor or Power Supply
2 Main Power Error
Unit
3 Audio Error Main Board
4 Panel Power Error Main Board
Panel I2C Communication
5 Main Board or Source Board
Error
6 Backlight Error Main Board
Tuner Demod Error do not go to Safety Shutdown and do not have RED blinking.
Error Detection Symptoms Error Location

Tuner Demod Error Cannot tune Digital RF/ Analog RF Main Board/Tuner Module
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SECTION 3
TROUBLESHOOTING
Triage Chart
Before you make the service call…
1. Confirm the symptom from the customer.
CHASSIS: SG 43/49/55/65
2. Select that symptom from the chart.
3. Bring all the boards and cables listed for that symptom.
4. Follow the troubleshooting charts in the technical guides to isolate the board.
5. Chart Colour Code
RED DOT: Most likely defective part
BLUE TRIANGLE: Secondary possible defective part
BLACK TEXT: Board that may correct the symptom
Symptoms - Shutdown. Power LED No Video

Remote Network Audio Smart Core
blinking red diagnostics sequences Power - missing or distorted
Reference No White Power

Stationary No video
LED & does not No video all Wireless Smart Core no LED
2 3 4 5 6 reponse to remote
colored lines One of
Inputs
No Remote
can't connect
No Audio
(Set is still alive)
or dots Inputs
(Dead Set)
B* Board p l p p p p p l l p p l p
G* Board l p l l l p
H* Board l l
Speaker p l
Wifi Module l
LD* Board l l l p
VBO FFC p p p
Tcon/Source Board p l p p
LCD Panel p l p l p
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1.1 : No power - LD board
START
LD board
no
1. Check fuse impedance
F1001 / F1002 Fuse F1001 broken
Is < 1ohm?
yes
2. Check impedance no
D1001 to GND Diode D1001 broken
Is > 1kohm?
yes
3. Check MOSFET no
Q1007 MOSFET Q1007 Broken
Is > 1kohm? 4
yes
F1001
F1002
4. Check MOSFET no 1
Q1002
D1001
Q1002 MOSFET Q1002 Broken 2
Is > 1kohm?
yes
no 5
5. Check MOSFET
Q1008 MOSFET Q1008 Broken Q1007
Is > 1kohm?
Q1008
yes
Check B board 3
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12V DDCON check
START 12V_TCON check
Check fuse F1000 /F1003 no

Is < 1ohm
Fuse F1000 /F1003 broken yes
Check 12.5V_TCON
yes
Is voltage > 12.0V?
Check Input to GND no DDC IC1000 broken
Is > 1k ohm?
yes no
Check Input to Output no no
DDC IC1000 broken Check TCON_ON
Is > 1k ohm? C1024 Main device failure
yes
Is voltage > 3.0V?
Check Output to GND no DDC IC1000 broken
Is > 1k ohm? yes
yes
Check 12V
Check MOSFET no
C1016 voltage
≥ 12V Q1006 Q1006 broken
Is voltage <12V?
yes Is > 1kohm?
Check EN POWER_ON no yes
Check B-Board
R1003 voltage
Is voltage >2.5V?
Troubleshooting flow 1.2
12V power OK
yes
Check other troubleshooting flow
Check Vcc no
C1009 voltage IC1000 broken END
Is voltage >5.0V?
yes
Check point on PWB refer next slide
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C1024
Input to GND
Impedance check
+12.5V_TCON
F1000
Q1006
F1003
C1009 Impedance check
R1003
Input to Output
Impedance check
Output to GND
Impedance check
C1016
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2.0 : LED Blinking: 2x (Main power Error - Operating Chart )

BB9（G* Board model） BB9（AC adapter model）
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2.0 : LED Blinking: 2x (Main power Error)

BB9（G* Board model） BB9（AC adapter model）
2-time blinking 2-time blinking
Check “+19.5_12.5V_MAIN” Check “+19.5_12.5V_MAIN”

at pin 15/16 of CN5500 Yes at pin 15/16 of CN5500 Yes
on BB9 Board, G* Board on BB9 Board, LD Board
Voltage 12.2V -13.2V? Voltage 16.44V – 23V ?
*Typical 12.7V* *Typical 19.5V*
No No
BB9 Board BB9 Board
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2.1 : 2x Blinking – Main Power Error

LD Board
Adaptor
LD-Board
No Take out adaptor No
2 times Check DC voltage at
and check the output voltage. Change
Q1002
Blinking 18V – 20V? Adaptor
18V – 20V? -ve
(Refer Figure 1)
*Typical: 19.5V
*Typical: 19.5V
Yes +ve
Yes
Ensure that
Change LD- Change LD-
+ve probe is
board Board
touching the
needle.
Figure 1: How to check adaptor’s output

voltage.
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2.1 : 2x Blinking – Main Power Error

Check point LD1
Board Board PWB (A side) Detail

Name
LD1
(Q1002)
Q1002
19.5V
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2.2 : 3x Blinking – Audio Error

Important Note :
B Board TV must be power OFF condition before
plug or unplug any of the
FFC/FPC/wire/cable from the board. ->
This is to prevent possibility circuit
damage happen.
START
3x blinking
B-board Audio Error pin
short to GND Disconnect power supply
and check Audio Error pin
Audio Error pin no short to GND

Remove Speaker Connector
No 3x blinking Check Speaker harness and
at CN3109 and
No connectivity of (F3101 or F3102) Speaker impedance
perform AC OFF - ON
Speaker harness Main Speaker
3x blinking shorted Impedance ≠ 6~8 Ω
Check connectivity 3x blinking Change Main
(F3101 or F3102) broken, Change Speaker
Replace (F3101 or F3102) of (F3101 or F3102) Harness Speaker
3x blinking & (F3101 or F3102) OK 3x blinking &

(F3101 or F3102) OK
Connect back
Speaker Connector
to CN3109 and
#Audio IC (IC3101) problem perform AC OFF - ON
Change B-board
No 3x blinking No 3x blinking
DONE
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Important Note :
B Board TV must be power OFF condition before
(#Audio IC (IC3101) problem) plug or unplug any of the
FFC/FPC/wire/cable from the board. ->
This is to prevent possibility circuit
damage happen.
START
#Audio IC (IC3101) problem
3x blinking and (F3101 or F3102) OK
Check Audio IC pins and surrounding part,

Replace the NG part if have any No 3x blinking
(For example, fuse broken, e.capacitor blow,
c.capacitor short connection,
inductor open connection and etc.)
3x blinking
No 3x blinking
Check have any burn mark on Audio IC,
If have burn mark, replace the NG Audio IC
3x blinking
Change B-board
DONE
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B Board (Checking Point)
Board
B Board (Checking Point)
PWB BB9 (CHL/SG) - Audio Amp circuit
(A side)
F3101
Purpose :
Checking F3102
Audio Error
pin not short
to GND
Checking fuse
condition IC3101
CN3109
Change Audio
IC if need
Audio IC each Audio Error

pin checking, pin
please refer to
“Audio No
Sound”
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2.3 : 4x Blinking – Panel Power Error

BB9 Board
*Check Adaptor / G-board connection

SG 43/49 = LD board & Adaptor
SG 55/65 = G-board
Adaptor: Remove and reinsert Harness from LD board  Main board
Start G-board: Remove and reinsert Harness from Gboard  Main board
RC ON
*Check Adaptor / Yes

G board connection
No
TV in standby mode? Replace Main IC / B-Board
TV boot up normally?
Yes
No
No
Suspected LD board /G
No Check PANEL_PWR Yes Check +12.5V_TCON No Board side issue.
Check voltage at
+12.5V_TCON 3.00V-3.33V? 10.8V-13.2V? Replace PSU unit board
10.8V-13.2V
Yes
End
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2.3 : 4x Blinking – Panel Power Error

BB9 layout
30pin PSU/LD
Connector
SoC
51pin LVDS Connector
PANEL_PWR
+12.5V_TCON
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2.4 : 5x Blinking – Panel I2C Error

BB9 Board (General Checking)
NO TV set is OK now
NG symptom:
Is 10.8 – 13.2V available?
START LD board/ G board
no +12.5V_TCON supply
YES
Replace B-Board
Reinsert LVDS 51pin Flat
Flexible Cable (FFC) at B-Board and
Panel Side. Make sure FFC is taped
properly. No
5 Times Blinking happen? TV set is OK now
NG Symptom:
YES B-Board Issue NG
No TV set is OK now
5 Times Blinking happen? NG Symptom:
Incorrect FFC Insertion Replace
YES O-Cell* or Panel Module*
Replace LVDS 51 pin Flat Flexible

Cable (FFC)
TV Boots Up Normally
No TV set is OK now
5 Times Blinking happen? NG Symptom:
LVDS Cable NG * O-Cell or Panel
YES END Module replacement
depends on service
capabilities
Check voltage at +12.5V_TCON
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2.4 : 5x Blinking – Panel I2C Error

BB9 layout
30pin PSU/LD
Connector
SoC
51pin LVDS Connector
+12.5V_TCON
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2.5 : 6x Blinking backlight error
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2.5 : 6x Blinking backlight error
CN2000
R3003
LEDVCC1 LEDVCC2
F2004
F2005
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2.6: Blank Screen, Backlight Visible
No Picture
NG NG
OK
Check Smart Core Replace
Got Any Abnormal Replace Replace
LED Indication the V by One FFC
Display? No the main Board LD/G Board
No (5x Blinking) Harness
Yes Yes OK OK
Refer 5x Blinking V by One FFC

Check Other Main board NG NG LD/G Board NG
Troubleshooting manual Harness NG
Portion:
LCD Panel
(T-CON) NG
Ext. Video Input -
No Picture
HDMI - No Picture
Tuner - No Picture
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2.6.1 NO PICTURE: TUNER (for Analogue , Digital and Satellite)

RF input no picture / noisy picture
Check fuse F1000/F1001 continuity.
Part broken?
NG
Check RF source cable Change RF cable and antenna NO
and antenna, OK? YES
OK
Change part Please refer DDCON 12V LNB

For 1.8V Please refer DDCON
F1000/F1001 Voltage troubleshooting (2a)
Check Tuner power line: NG troubleshooting (2a)
3.3V at CL1000 = 3.3V?
1.8V at CL1001= 1.8V? For 3.3V Please refer DDCON
troubleshooting ( 2a)
OK
Problem solved? Done (End)
OK
NG
Change Tuner Module EU-T2S2

(SUT-CE251ZP)
(Please refer page Assemble
Satellite and Dissemble Tuner Module)
Tuning for Analog, Digital or
Satellite?
NG
Digital Check Tuner power line

12V line at CL1006 = 12V? Problem solved?
Analogue OK
OK NG
For TW-DVB , For EU-T2S2,EU-T2 PA-T2, Done (End)

Change B-board
AM-ATSC, LA-ISDB & HK-DTMB, LA-T2
EU-DVB only. & PA-ISDB only.
Refer Analog Tuning Refer Digital Tuning 1 Refer Digital Tuning 2
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2.6.1 NO PICTURE: TUNER (for Analogue , Digital and Satellite)
Board Name Board PWB (A side) Detail
BB9 board BB9 board

(A side) (A side)
CL1001
(3.3V) (1.8V)
CL1000 CL1000
(3.3V)
(1.8V)
CL1001
(12V)
CL1006
F1000
F1001
Detail
F1001
F1000
CL1006
(12V)
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2.6.2 For Analogue Tuning Failed ( All destination)
Notes:
- Parts for IFOUTN1 line: FB1000,C1005
- Parts for IFOUTP1 line: R1030, FB1001,C1006
- Parts for IFAGC1 line: C1014, R1010
Analog Tuning For LA-ISDB,
PA_ISDB & -Parts for M_SCL line: C1004,R1049
LA-T2 -Parts for M_SDA line: C1003,R1048
For Other
destination Confirm Antenna or Cable connection
NG Check part mounting condition for NG

Channel can be lock? digital control line Change NG parts
“M_SCL,M_SDA”
OK OK
Noisy Check part mounting condition NG

Picture quality is noisy? for analog control line Change NG parts
“IFOUTN1, IFOUTP1, IFAGC1”
Not Noisy OK
Problem OK
Please re- Done (End)
OK upgrade NG solved?
Firmware (PKG), NG
Check again
Picture quality?
Change Tuner Module
(Please refer page Assemble and Dissemble Tuner Module)
OK
Done (End) Problem solved?
NG
Change B-board
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BB9 board
(A side)
C1006 FB1001
(IFOUTN1) R1030
FB1000
C1005
(IFOUTP1)
R1030 C1005 FB1000
FB1001
C1006
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BB9 board
(A side)
(IFAGC1)
C1014
R1010
C1014
R1010
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BB9 board
(A side)
(M-SCL)
C1004 R1049
C1004
R1049
(M-SDA)
C1003
R1048 C1003
R1048
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2.6.3 FOR DIGITAL TUNING 1: For TW-DVB , AM-ATSC, LA-ISDB , EU-DVB only
Notes:
- Parts for IFOUTN1 line: FB1000,C1005
- Parts for IFOUTP1 line: R1030, FB1001,C1006
Digital Tuning 1 - Parts for IFAGC1 line: C1014, R1010
-Parts for M_SCL line: C1004,R1049
-Parts for M_SDA line: C1003,R1048
NG Check part mounting condition for NG

Channel can be lock? digital control line
“M_SCL,M_SDA”
OK
OK
OK (but no picture)
Sound is normal?
Change NG parts
No sound
If UEC = 0 Check IC 5000(SoC)
Confirm UEC of digital RF by Service mode
(Change B-board)
If UEC > 0
Check part mounting condition for digital data line NG

Change NG parts
“IFOUTN1, IFOUTP1, IFAGC1”
Problem OK
Done (End)
OK solved?
Please re-upgrade Firmware (PKG), NG
NG
Check again Picture quality?
Change Tuner Module

OK (Please refer page Assemble and Dissemble Tuner Module)
OK
Problem solved?
NG
Done (End)
Change B-board
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BB9 board
(A side)
C1006 FB1001
(IFOUTN1) R1030
FB1000
C1005
(IFOUTP1)
R1030 C1005 FB1000
FB1001
C1006
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BB9 board
(A side)
(IFAGC1)
C1014
R1010
C1014
R1010
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BB9 board
(A side)
(M-SCL)
C1004 R1049
C1004
R1049
(M-SDA)
C1003
R1048 C1003
R1048
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2.6.4 FOR DIGITAL TUNING 2: For EU-T2S2, PA-T2, LA-T2 ,HK-DTMB & PA-ISDB only.
Notes:
Digital Tuning 2 -Parts for M_SCL line: C1004,R1049
-Parts for M_SDA line: C1003,R1048
For LA-T2 For EU-T2S2 -Parts for DEMOD_TSCLK line: R1020
For EU-T2,
Confirm ANT or Cable connection PA-T2, PA-ISDB Confirm ANT or Satellite connection - Parts for DEMOD_TSDATA line: R1019
and HK-DTMB
NG Check part mounting condition for OK

Channel can be lock? digital control line
“M_SDA,M_SCL”
OK
OK NG Change NG parts
Sound is normal?
No sound
If UEC = 0
Confirm UEC of digital RF by Service mode Check IC

5000(SoC)
If UEC > 0 (Change B-board)
Check part mounting condition for digital data line NG Problem OK

Change NG parts Done (End)
“DEMOD_TSCLK, DEMOD_TSDATA” solved?
NG
OK
Please re-upgrade Firmware (PKG), NG
Check again Picture quality?
OK Change Tuner Module

(Please refer page Assemble and Dissemble Tuner Module)
OK
Problem solved?
NG
Done (End)
Change B-board
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BB9 board
(A side)
(M-SCL)
C1004 R1049
C1004
R1049
(M-SDA)
C1003
R1048 C1003
R1048
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BB9 board
(A side)
(DEMOD_TSCLK)
R1020
(DEMOD_TSDATA0)
R1019
R1020
R1019
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2.6.5 EWBS – (for PA-ISDB Only)
If TV unable to output audible tone /wakeup during standby after received EWBS signal– General Checking
Start
Connection Failed
NG: Wrong region

TV does not triggered
setting Due to region
Check region setting
Miss matched
OK
NG: Tuner power is OFF EWBS Feature is

EWBS UI: ON Not Enable
During standby
OK
Does any
NG: Tuner power is OFF EWBS Feature is
RF signal stored Not Enable
from RF Antenna? during standby
OK
NG: Cannot locked
Does Tuning RF any signals Refer to
Antenna 2.6.3.1 No Picture Tuner
Trouble shooting
OK? flow
OK
Check mount NG: Part missing Replace board

Part at EWBS line
R5066
OK
END
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2.6.5 EWBS – (for PA-ISDB Only)
BB9 board
(A side)
(EWBS-
Tuner_wakeup line)
R5066
R5066
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2.6.6 – NO SOUND
No Sound with normal picture
NO
Only RF tuner input?
YES
Please refer Audio

Change B-board troubleshooting
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2.6.7 USB Port 1

2.6.7 USB Port 1– No Detection / Cannot Play / No picture / No Sound – General Checking
Remarks:
TV turn ON condition: START
*1 Confirm USB Auto Start at Set-up Menu.
Do a Factory Setting
*2 Confirm with OSD on bottom panel, if
playback not support.
OFF *1 Confirm USB Auto Please refer to IM for detail supported USB
Start is ON or OFF
format.
Change to ON
ON
Detection OK NG Check 5V at No 5V
and C7012 (USB
Picture and Sound OK port1)
Have 5V but No detection
*2 Confirm USB NG
OK
file format
Change to supported USB format

OK
USB format OK but No detection

Detection OK
OK
Picture NG
Picture OK
OK Main IC (IC5000) problem
Sound NG
Sound OK Audio IC (IC3101) problem
OK
Change B-Board
END
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2.6.8 USB Port 2

Remarks:
TV turn ON condition: START
*1 Confirm USB AutoStart at Set-up Menu.
Do a Factory Setting
*2 Confirm with OSD on bottom panel, if
Start is ON or OFF
format.
Change to ON
ON
and C7029 (USB
*2 Confirm USB NG
OK
file format

OK

Detection OK
OK
Picture NG
Picture OK
Sound NG
OK
Change B-Board
END
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2.6.9 USB Port 2

Remarks:
TV turn ON condition:
START *1 Confirm USB Auto Start at Set-up Menu.
Do a Factory Setting *2 Confirm with OSD on bottom panel, if

Start is ON or OFF format.
Change to ON
ON
and C7037 (USB
*2 Confirm USB NG
OK file format

OK

Detection OK
OK
Picture NG
Picture OK
Sound NG
OK
Change B-Board
END
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2.6.10 USB Port 1 or 3

2.6.10 USB Port 1 or 3 – No Detection / Cannot Play / No picture / No Sound – Checking Point
USB (B-board Checking) – Checking 5V Points [USB Port 1 or 3]
Board
Board PWB (A side) Detail
Name
Have 5V?
C7012
BB9
C7037
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2.6.11 USB Port 2

2.6.11 USB Port 2 – No Detection / Cannot Play / No picture / No Sound – Checking Point
USB (B-board Checking) – Checking 5V Points [USB Port 2]
Board
Name
Have 5V?
C7029
BB9
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2.6.12 Ethernet
2.6.12 Ethernet – No Connect – General Checking
TV turn ON condition:
START
Check if TV has good OK

cable connection
Set-up  Network setup
Failed
OK Check if any abnormal Yes
Check if the Ethernet or broken point on Connector (J7000) and parts NG
cable is good Ethernet Connector and parts Change B Board
(J7000/L7000/RB7000/C7002)
NG
No
Change a good cable
Yes T7000 or T7001 or Main IC
Check if TV has MAC Address
(IC5000) NG
Change B Board
Failed
Check TV has connection OK 54
Failed
OK
Invalid MAC Address

Change B Board
END
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2.6.12 Ethernet
2.6.12 Ethernet – No Connect – Checking Point
Ethernet (B-board Checking) – Checking parts broken or knock off
Board
Name
Check any L7000

parts broken T7000 T7001
or knock off?
RB7000
C7002
BB9
J7000
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2.6.13 CI Slot
2.6.13 CI Slot – Cannot Play / No picture / No Sound – General Checking Remarks:
*1 Important: Please use a known
TV turn ON condition: Good CICAM for testing
*2 Both CI Detection at Pin 36/67

should be 3.3V before CICAM insert
and 0v when CICAM inserted.
*3 Confirm these 6 resistors part are

START
mount properly.
*1 Insert Good CICAM and
CI Check if TV can detect CICAM Yes
Check CI or CI+ case
Channel Setup Digital Setup
CI+  CA Module
Valid key No
Check service menu for
CI+ Credentials  CI+ Key
Check any pin on No
Invalid key CI Slot is bend or
broken.
Insert CICAM and Yes
Yes
Check CI 5V
at PIN 17/18/51/52
Invalid Key *2 Insert CICAM and Yes
Change B Board Connector NG No Check CI Detection
Change B Board at Pin 36/67
No Yes
IC7003 NG *3 Check Resistor
Change B Board Part mounting
NG Picture and Yes

Sound56OK
Power 3.3V NG
Change B Board NG
Part Knock Off
Change B Board
Main IC (IC5000) NG
Change B Board
END
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2.6.13 CI Slot
2.6.13 CI Slot – Cannot Play / No picture / No Sound – Checking Point
CI Slot (B-board Checking) – Checking 5V Points [1/3]
Board
Name
CI 5V at PIN
17/18/51/52
BB9
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2.6.13 CI Slot
CI Slot (B-board Checking) – Checking CI Detection Pin Points [2/3]
Board
Name
BB9
Card Detect 2 – PIN 67 Card Detect 1 – PIN 36
Remark:
Both CI Detection Pin should be 3.3V before CICAM insert and 0v when CICAM inserted.
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2.6.13 CI Slot
CI Slot (B-board Checking) – Checking Resistor Part Mounting Points [3/3]
Board
Name
5
2
BB9
1 3 6 4
Ref. No. Location Ref. No. Location

RB7003 1 RB7012 6
RB7004 2 RB7020 7
Remark:
RB7005 3
Confirm these 6 resistors part are mount properly or not.
RB7010 4
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2.6.14 HDMI No Picture

2.6.14 HDMI – No picture – General Checking Checking condition:
- TV ON & HDMI Source ON except if the flow mentioned is AC
OFF.
- TV HDMI input connected to HDMI source (Player etc.)
HDMI No Picture - TV Input Selection: HDMI
[OK] Picture recovered Go to

Verify with laptop/
"HDCP Failure Analysis“
Computer
Page
[NG] No picture
Verify with other [OK] Picture recovered HDMI player/

HDMI player /cable cable problem
[NG] No picture
Factory reset [OK] Picture recovered TV
HDMI source & re-verify END
setting problem
[NG] No picture
[NG] Connector abnormal HDMI Connector Broken. [OK] Picture recovered
Physical appearance check
On HDMI connector Replace & Re-verify
[NG] No picture
[OK] Appearance OK
Check voltage of +5V Power
HDMI1: CN4001 – Pin 18 [NG] V5V ≠ 4.8 ~ 5.3V Go to
HDMI2: CN4002 – Pin 18 “+5V Power Failure Analysis“
HDMI3: CN4000 – Pin 18 Page
[OK] V5V = 4.8 ~ 5.3V
Check voltage of HPD
HDMI1: CN4001 – Pin 19 [NG] VHPD ≠ 2.4 ~ 5.3V Go to
HDMI2: CN4002 – Pin 19 “HPD Power Failure Analysis“
HDMI3: CN4000 – Pin 19 Page
[OK] VHPD = 2.4 ~ 5.3V
Continue Next Page
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2.6.14 HDMI – No picture – General Checking (Continued) Checking condition:
OFF.
Continue..
- TV Input Selection: HDMI
Check impedance of series

resistor at SCL&SDA during AC OFF [NG] Impedance ≠ Series Resistor Broken. [OK] Picture recovered
HDMI1: R4004 & R4007 (I2C) END
Replace → Re-verify
HDMI2: R4005 & R4008 (I2C) 100 Ω±5%
HDMI3: R4003 & R4006 (I2C)
[NG] No picture
[OK] Impedance ≈ 100Ω±5%
Check voltage of SCL&SDA line
HDMI1: CN4001 – Pin 15 & 16 [NG] VI2C ≠ 3.5 ~ 5.5V Go to
HDMI2: CN4002 – Pin 15 & 16 “I2C Failure Analysis“
HDMI3: CN4000 – Pin 15 & 16 Page
[OK] VI2C = 3.5 ~ 5.5V
Check voltage of TMDS line

HDMI1: CN4001 – Pin1,3,4,6,7,9,10,12 [NG] VTMDS ≠ 2.6 ~ 3.5V Go to
HDMI2: CN4002 – Pin1,3,4,6,7,9,10,12 “TMDS Failure Analysis“
HDMI3: CN4000 – Pin1,3,4,6,7, Page
9,10,12
[OK] VTMDS = 2.6 ~ 3.5V
Replace B-board &

re-verify
Escalate this issue to

R&D team
END
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2.6.14.1 HDCP Failure Analysis Checking condition:
OFF.
HDCP - TV Input Selection: HDMI
Failure Analysis
[OK] Compatible
Verify HDMI Source
device compatibilities for
HDCP version 2.2
[NG] Not Compatible
[NG] Not Compatible Verify HDMI Source HDCP2.2 Issues

device compatibilities for
HDCP version 1.4
[OK] Compatible
HDMI Source incompatible

for HDCP1.4 and HDCP 2.2 HDCP1.4 Issues
[NG] No picture
Replace B-Board and Re-verify
[OK] Picture recovered HDCP key corrupted
END
Escalate this issue to
R&D team
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2.6.14.2 +5V Power Failure Analysis – HDMI1 and HDMI3 Checking condition:
OFF.
+5V Power
Failure Analysis
Check impedance of [NG] Impedance ≠ 1K Ω

[OK] Picture recovered
Resistor during AC OFF Replace Broken Resistor
HDMI1: R4025 and Re-verify
HDMI3: R4024
[NG] No picture
[OK] Impedance ≈ 1K Ω
Check impedance of [OK] Impedance ≈ 100kΩ ±5% Go to
Varistor during AC OFF
“HPD Power Failure Analysis“
HDMI1: VR4010
Page
HDMI3: VR4009
[NG] Impedance ≠ 100kΩ ±5%
Replace Broken Varistor

and Re-verify [NG] No picture
END
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2.6.14.2 +5V Power Failure Analysis – HDMI2 Checking condition:
OFF.
+5V Power
Failure Analysis
[NG] Impedance ≠ 22 Ω
Check impedance of [OK] Picture recovered
Replace Broken Resistor
Resistor during AC OFF and Re-verify
HDMI2: R4044
[NG] No picture
[OK] Impedance ≈ 22 Ω
Check impedance of [OK] Impedance ≈ Open (High Z) Go to

Varistor during AC OFF “HPD Power Failure Analysis“
HDMI2: VR4011 Page
[NG] Impedance ≠ Open (High Z)
Replace Broken Varistor

and Re-verify [NG] No picture
END
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2.6.14.3 HPD Failure Analysis – HDMI1 and HDMI3 Checking condition:
OFF.
HPD
Failure Analysis
[OK] All part as below
R4021, R4022 ≈ 4.7KΩ
R4015,R4016, R4018, R4019 ≈ 1KΩ Check HPD GPIO Line
Check impedance of [OK] Impedance ≈ 100kΩ ±5%
impedance to Ground
Resistor during AC OFF
during AC OFF
HDMI1: R4016, R4019 and R4022
HDMI1: R4019*
HDMI3: R4015, R4018 and R4021
HDMI3: R4018*
[NG] Any of the part as below
R4021, R4022≠ 4.7KΩ [NG] Impedance ≠ 100kΩ ±5%
R4015,R4016, R4018, R4019≠ 1KΩ
Internal Main IC (SoC)
Replace Broken [NG] No Picture Broken (IC5000)
Resistor and Re-verify Go to
“I2C Failure Analysis“
[OK] Picture recovered Replace B-Board Page
and Re-Verify
END
*Please refer page 10 for actual measuring points
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2.6.14.3 HPD Failure Analysis – HDMI2 Checking condition:
OFF.
HPD
Failure Analysis
Check HPD GPIO Line

Check impedance of [OK] Resistance ≈ 4.7 Ω [OK] Impedance ≈ Open (High Z)
impedance to Ground
Resistor during AC OFF
during AC OFF
HDMI2: R4043
HDMI2: R4043*
[NG] Resistance ≠4.7 Ω [NG] Impedance not Open (High Z)

Replace Broken [NG] No Picture Broken (IC5000)
“I2C Failure Analysis“
[OK] Picture recovered Replace B-Board Page
and Re-Verify
END
*Please refer page 10 for actual measuring points
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2.6.14.3 HPD Failure Analysis – Measuring point for HPD GPIO line references to ground
HDMI2
R4019*
Only measure this point
reference to GND
R4043*
reference to GND
HDMI3
HDMI1
R4018*
reference to GND
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2.6.14.4 I2C Failure Analysis Checking condition:
OFF.
I2C
Failure Analysis
[OK] HDMI1 Impedance ≈ 140kΩ ±5%
Check I2C GPIO Line [OK] HDMI2 Impedance Open (High Z)
Check impedance of impedance to Ground
Resistor during AC OFF [OK] Impedance≈ 47kΩ [OK] HDMI3 Impedance ≈ 140kΩ ±5%
during AC OFF
HDMI1: RB4001 HDMI1: CN4001 – Pin15&16
[NG] Impedance ≠ 47kΩ [NG] HDMI1 Impedance ≠ 140kΩ ±5%
[NG] HDMI2 Impedance not Open (High z)
[NG] HDMI3 Impedance ≠ 140kΩ ±5%

[NG] No Picture Broken (IC5000)
Replace Broken
“TMDS Failure Analysis“
[OK] Picture recovered Page
Replace B-Board
and Re-Verify
END
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2.6.14.5 TMDS Failure Analysis Checking condition:
OFF.
TMDS
Failure Analysis
Check impedance of Resistor, Check I2C GPIO Line impedance

CMF (Filter)during AC OFF [OK] Impedance ≈ 0±5Ω to Ground during AC OFF [OK] Impedance = Open (High-Z)
HDMI1:RB4007,RB4008,L4002,L4003 HDMI1: CN4001 – Pin1,3,4,6,7,9,10,12
[NG] Impedance ≠ 0Ω [NG] Impedance ≠ Open (High-Z)

Broken (IC5000)
[NG] No Picture
Replace Broken
Resistor and Re-verify
[OK] Picture recovered Replace B-Board

and Re-Verify
END
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2.6.14.6 HDMI Bravia Sync (CEC) Not function Checking condition:
OFF.
Bravia Sync (CEC)

Not Function
[NG] Source Not Support CEC /
CEC Source not function Normally [OK] CEC functioning
Confirm Source (Player) Change to CEC
CEC Condition/Capability Compatible source
[NG] CEC not functioning
[OK] Source Support CEC &
CEC Source function Normally
Bravia Sync [NG] CEC setting Off [OK] CEC functioning

(CEC) TV setting Turn TV Bravia Sync
[OK] CEC Setting On
Factory Reset & [OK] CEC functioning

Change Proven OK
HDMI cable
Physical [NG] Connector abnormal [OK] CEC functioning
appearance Check On HDMI Connector Broken.
HDMI connector Replace & Re-verify
[OK] Connector no abnormality
Check impedance [NG] R4031 ≠ 100Ω [OK] CEC functioning

Of R4015 Resistor Resistor Broken.
during AC OFF Replace & Re-verify
[OK] R4031 ≈ 100Ω ±5%
Replace B-Board
END
And Re-verify
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HDMI No picture– Checking Point
Pin 1 Zoom 2 :
L4004 HDMI2
CN4002
L4005
Zoom 4
Zoom 2 R4005
Zoom 1
Zoom 3
RB4002 VR4011
R4007 R4044
RB4001
R4022 R4025
R4004
R4019 Pin 19
R4008
R4016 R4043
L4002
VR4010
Pin 1
Pin 19
L4003
CN4001
Zoom 1 :
HDMI1
More on the next slide…
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HDMI No picture-Checking point (continued)
L4001 L4000
Pin
1
R4036 Zoom 3 :
HDMI3
Zoom 4
R4003
RB4000
VR4009
R4006
Zoom 3
R4024
R4021
CN4000
RB4003 RB4004 R4018
Pin
R4031 R4015 19
RB4006
RB4005
RB4008
Zoom 4
RB4007
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HDMI No picture– Part List
No Ref No Part No Description

1 L4000,L4001, L4002, L4003, L4004, L4005 1-460-795-11 COMMON MODE CHOKE COIL
RB4003, RB4004, RB4005, RB4006,
2 1-257-559-21 CONDUCTOR, NETWORK (1005X4)
RB4007, RB4008
3 RB4000, RB4001, RB4002 1-257-548-21 RES, NETWORK 47K (1005X4)
4 R4043 1-220-803-81 RES, CHIP 4.7 (1005)
5 R4044 1-218-933-81 RES, CHIP 22 (1005)
R4003, R4004, R4005, R4006, R4007,
6 1-218-941-81 RES, CHIP 100 (1005)
R4008, R4031
7 R4036 1-218-944-81 RES, CHIP 180 (1005)
8 R4015,R4016 1-218-953-81 RES, CHIP 1.0K (1005)
9 R4018,R4019, R4024, R4025 1-250-495-11 RES,METAL FILM CHIP 1.0K(1005)
10 R4021, R4022 1-218-961-81 RES, CHIP 4.7K (1005)
11 VR4009, VR4010, VR4011 1-811-656-11 SURGE ABSORBER
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2.6.15 WIFI
2.6.15 WIFI – Cannot search device / Connection Failed – General Checking
Start
Connection Failed
Check Built-In WiFi NG: Built-In WiFi Off WiFi Feature is NG: Signal Strength Low AP Device
UI Not Enable Check AP/Device Problem
(Change AP/Device)
OK OK
NG: WiFi Direct Off Change B*Board /

Check WiFi Direct WiFi Direct Feature is
WiFi Module
UI Not Enable
OK
OK
END
Check STBY_5V NG: DC Voltage not 5V DDCON IC6016
Connection Success
IC6016 Broken
(Change B*Board)
OK
NG: Harness
Check Harness Connection Not Ok Harness not in
Connection Good Condition
CN9500 (Change Harness)
OK
NG: DC Voltage is
Check TP-VCC not 5V WiFi Module
DNUR-SY3 DNUR-SY3 Broken
(Change WiFi Module)
OK
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2.6.15 WIFI
2.6.15 WIFI – Cannot search device / Connection Failed – Checking Point

BB9 (IC6016)
IC6016
IC6016
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2.6.15 WIFI
2.6.15 WIFI – Cannot search device / Connection Failed – Checking Point
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2.6.16 Video Analog Signal Path – No Picture – WW Destination

2.6.16 Video Analog Signal Path – No Picture – General Checking - WW Destination (BB9)
Video
No Picture
Check if input on OSD Yes Check R2021 voltage. Yes J2002 Connectivity
is GREY OUT? Is it 3.3V? Problem.
(not selectable)
No No
Check all parts
Check waveform No Yes
at CVBS0P signal path.
before C2006.
[VR2000,R2004,
Is it Vpp : 1V?
C2000, R2017]
Yes No
J2002 Connector
Parts Broken.
Problem.
(Change Part)
(Change connector)
IC5000 Problem.
(Refer IC troubleshooting
manual)
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2.6.16 Video Analog Signal Path – No Picture – WW Destination

2.6.16 Video Analog Signal Path – No Picture – Checking Point - WW Destination (BB9)
Board Name Board PWB (A side) Details

BB9 (WW)
J2002
VR2000
Details
R2021
R2004
C2000
R2021
VR2000
R2004
C2000
J2002
BB9 (WW)
C2006 Details C2006
R2017
R2017
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2.6.16 Video Analog Signal Path – No Picture – UC Destination

2.6.16.2 Video Analog Signal Path – No Picture – General Checking - No Picture UC Destination (BB9)
No Picture or
CHL UC Abnormal Picture
Reinsert Mini Plug
Video Adaptor
until hear Mini Plug Video
“click” sound Adaptor
Video Component
No Picture No Picture
IC5000 Problem
Check waveform Check Vpp waveform IC5000 Problem
No (Refer IC
before C2006? at 1) C2003 for Y : 1V? No (Refer IC
troubleshooting
Is it Vpp : 1V? 2) C2008 for Pb :0.7V? troubleshooting
manual)
3) C2009 for Pr :0.7V? manual)
Yes
1) Y : 1V Yes 2) Pb : 0.7V 3) Pr : 0.7V
Check all parts.

Check all parts Y: VR2000,R2004,C2000,
at CVBS0P signal path. No Parts Broken. R2014 No Parts Broken.
[VR2000,R2004, (Change Part) PB: VR2001, R2005, C2001, R2018 (Change Part)
C2000, R2017] PR: VR2002, R2006, C2002,
R2019
J2000 connector
Problem. J2000 connector
(Change connector) Problem.
(Change connector)
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2.6.16 Video Analog Signal Path – No Picture – UC Destination

2.6.16.2 Video Analog Signal Path – No Picture – Checking Point - No Picture UC Destination (BB9)
Board Name Board PWB (A side) Details

BB9 (UC)
J2000 C2002 C2000
R2004 Details VR2000
R2005 R2004
R2006
VR2002
C2000 R2006
C2001
C2002 VR2001 R2005
VR2000
VR2001 C2001
VR2002
J2000
BB9 (UC)
C2003 C2008 C2009
C2006
C2008
C2009 Details
R2014 C2003 C2006
R2017
R2018
R2019
R2014 R2019
R2018 R2017
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2.7 No Power DDCON/LDO

Reference Points
IC Ref Voltage Supply Fuse Enable Output Input

IC6009 5V_DDC_OUT F6004/ R6074 C6072 C6066
F6007
5V_Main - Q6006(pin2) Q6007(pin1) Q6007(pin3)

IC6010 3.3V_DDC_OUT & F6005 / R6089 C6093 C6086
STBY F6008
DDCON
3.3V_Main - Q6008(pin2) Q6009(pin1) Q6009(pin3)

IC6007 1.8V_TU - R6162 C6058 C6055
IC6017 1.0V_M3 F6006 / R6114 C6146 C6106
F6009
IC6004 1.5V_DDR - C6153 C6042 C6040

IC6014 1.05V_M3_A - R6120 C6134 C6130
IC6016 5V_WIFI - R6167 C6141 C6136
IC6018 1.8V_EMMC - IC Pin3 C6125 C6124
LDO
IC6005 1.05V_STBY - IC Pin3 C6050 C6049
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Block Diagram
Adaptor /PSU B Board
1.05V LDO
43”
49”
3.3V
19.5V DDC 1.5V DDC
LD
1.05V DDC
55” 1.0V
65” DDC
5V DDC
(WIFI)
G-Board
12.7V
5.0V 1.8V LDO
DDC
1.8V DDC
(TUNER)
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DC-DC Converter Overall Check
Check C6146 Voltage. no

DDC: +1.0V_M3 check
Is the voltage 1V?
START
yes
Check C6134,
Check C6093 Voltage. no C6050 is it no LDO: +1.05V_M3_xx check
DDC: +3.3V_DDC_OUT check
Is the voltage 3.3V? 1.05V?
yes yes
Check C6042 Voltage. no DDC: +1.5V_DDR check Check C6058 no DDC: +1.8V_TU check
Is the voltage 1.5V? is it 1.8V?
yes yes
Check C6072 Voltage. Check C6125 no DDC: +1.8V_EMMC check

no DDC: +5.0V_DDC_OUT check
Is the voltage 5V? is it 1.8V?
yes yes
Check 3.3V_MAIN
Check C6141 Voltage. C6130 Voltage. no SW: +3.3V_MAIN check
no
DDC: +5V_WIFI check
Is the voltage 5V? Is the voltage 3.3V?
yes
yes
END (DDCON/LDO working normal)
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START
Check fuse no
F6005 / F6008 Change F6008
Is fuse OK?
LD-Board model yes yes G-Board model

Check input Check input
F6005 / F6008 voltage F6005/ F6008 voltage
Is voltage >19.0V? Is voltage >12.0V? no
no
yes
yes
Check EN signal no
R6088 voltage G-Board/LD-Board
Is voltage >2.9V?
yes
Check Vcc no
C6082 voltage Change IC6010
Is voltage >5.3V?
yes SG 55”/65”=G-Board model (PSU)

END SG 43”/49”=LD-Board model (ADP)
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DDC: +1.5V_DDR check
START
Check IC6009 voltage no Check Vcc voltage no Check no

C6066 C6040 D6001 Change D6001
Is voltage >19.5V? Is voltage >3.3V? Is diode ok?
yes yes yes
Check +3.3V_STBY.
G board or IC6010
Check Vcc voltage no Check no

C6040 D6002 Change D6002
Is voltage >=5V? Is diode ok?
yes yes
Check +5V_MAIN DDCON (IC6009)
no
Is IC6004 mounted?
yes
Check Enable no
IC6019 #pin1 Change IC6019
Is voltage >2.5V?
yes
Change DDCON
IC6004
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SW: +5V_MAIN check
START
Check VG signal no
Q6007 #pin1 Change Q6007
Is voltage > 4.9V?
yes
Check VB signal yes

Is voltage > 1.9V?
no
Other Issue
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START
Check fuse no
F6004 / F6007 Change F6004
Is fuse OK?

F6004 / F6007 voltage F6004 / F6007 voltage
no
G-Board/LD-Board
yes
yes
Check EN signal no
R6073 voltage G-Board/LD-Board
Is voltage >2.5V?
yes
Check Vcc no
Is voltage >5V?
yes
SG 55”/65”=G-Board model (PSU)
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DDC: +1.0V_M3 check
START
Check fuse no
F6006 / F6009 Change F6006
Is fuse OK?

F6006 / F6009 voltage F6006 / F6009 voltage
no
G-Board/LD-Board
yes
yes
Check EN signal no
R6114 voltage MTK IC damage
Is voltage >1.9V?
yes
Check Vcc no
Is voltage >5.3V?
yes
SG 55”/65”=G-Board model (PSU)
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LDO: +1.05V_M3_STBY LDO: +1.8V_EMMC
+1.05V_M3_STBY +1.8V_EMMC
START START
yes yes
Check input no Check input no
C6049 voltage DDC: 3.3V_DDC_OUT check C6124 voltage DDC: 3.3V Switching check
Is voltage >3.0V? Is voltage >3.0V?
yes yes
Check EN signal no Check EN signal no
IC6005 #pin3 DDC: 3.3V_DDC_OUT check IC6018 #pin3 DDC:3.3V Switching check
Is voltage >3.0V? Is voltage >3.0V?
yes yes
Change IC6005 Change IC6018
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DDC: + 1.8V_TU check
START
Check voltage no Check no Change D6011

C6055 D6011
Is voltage >5.0V? Is diode ok?
yes yes Check +5.0V_DDC_OUT
Check EN signal no Check no

R6162 D6009 Change D6009
Is voltage >1.6V? Is diode ok?
yes yes
MTK IC damage
Change IC6007
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DDC: 1.05V_M3_A check
START
Check voltage
no
C6130 DDC: 3.3V switching check
Is voltage >3.0V?
yes
Check EN signal
no
R6120 DDC: 3.3V switching check
Is voltage >3.0V?
yes
Change IC6014
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DDC: 5.0V_WIFI check
START
Check voltage Check +3.3V_STBY.

no
C6136 G board or IC6010
Is voltage >3.0V?
yes
Check EN signal
no
R6167 MTK IC damage
Is voltage >3.0V?
yes
Change IC6016
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SW: +3.3V_MAIN check
START
Check VG signal no
Is voltage > 3.0V?
yes
Check VB signal yes
Is voltage > 1.9V?
no
Other Issue
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DDC & LDO Locations
IC6004
IC6010
IC6009
Q6008
Q6009 IC6017
Q6006
Q6007
IC6014
IC600
IC6018 5
IC6007
IC6016
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DDC & LDO Locations
DDC: +3.3V_DDC_OUT DDC: +1.5V_DDR DDC: +5.0V_DDC_OUT

F6004 F6007
C6093
C6066
F6005
C6153 IC6009
C6086 C6042
IC6004
C6040
IC6010
F6008
C6072
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DDC & LDO Locations
DDC: +5V_WIFI DDC: +1.0V_M3 DDC: +1.8V_TU
R6114
C6136
C6055
C6141 F6009
IC6017
R6162
IC6007
IC6016 F6006
C6058
C6106
C6146
R6167
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DDC & LDO Locations
DDC: +3.3V_MAIN DDC: +5V_MAIN DDC: +1.05V_M3_A
C6130
Q6009 #PIN1 (VG) IC6014

#PIN1 (VG) Q6007
R6120
Q6008 Q6006 C6134
#PIN2 (VB)
#PIN2 (VB)
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DDC & LDO Locations
DDC: +1.05V_STBY DDC: +1.80V_EMMC

#PIN3
#PIN3
C6124
C6125
IC6005
IC6018
C6050
C6049
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2.8.1 Audio D Amp IC Normal Operation Condition

AC Adapter PSU board Common AC Adapter PSU board Common

Label Name Label Name
Voltage Voltage Frequency Voltage Voltage Frequency
1 SDI 3.3Vpp 3.3Vpp Clock signal 15 VOUTPR 9.7Vrms 6.4Vrms ~384kHz
2 SDO 0V 0V - 16 PVDDR 19.5V 12.7V
3 RESETB 3.3V 3.3V - 17 VOUTNR 9.7Vrms 6.4Vrms ~384kHz
4 LRCK 3.3Vpp 3.3Vpp 48kHz 18 BSTNR 14.7Vrms 11.4Vrms -
5 SCLK 3.3Vpp 3.3Vpp 3.07MHz 19 BSTNL 14.7Vrms 11.4Vrms -
6 MCLK 0V 0V - 20 VOUTNL 9.7Vrms 6.4Vrms ~384kHz
7 DVSS 0V 0V - 21 PVDDL 19.5V 12.7V -
8 VR_DIG 1.8V 1.8V - 22 VOUTPL 9.7Vrms 6.4Vrms ~384kHz
9 DVDD 3.3V 3.3V - 23 BSTPL 14.7Vrms 11.4Vrms -
10 AVSS 0V 0V - 24 PWDNN 3.3V 3.3V -
11 AVCC 3.3V 3.3V - 25 FAULTB 3.3V 3.3V -
12 GVDD 5V 5V - 26 A_SEL 0V 0V -
13 VR_ANA 5V 5V - 27 SDA 3.3Vpp 3.3Vpp Clock signal
14 BSTPR 14.7Vrms 11.4Vrms - 28 SCL 3.3Vpp 3.3Vpp Clock signal
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19.5V/12.7V F3101
B board
F3102
7, 10, 26
Zoom 15 14 13 12 11 9
8
16
6
17 5
18 4
IC3101
19 3
20 2
1
21
28
27
22 23 24 25
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2.8.2 Troubleshooting Detail Audio Problem

2.8.2 Troubleshooting detail audio problem
Main Speaker Refer

Audio Problem
No Sound? “Main Speaker No Sound”
Headphone (HP) Out Refer

No Sound? “HP Out No Sound”
Video/Component Refer
No Sound? “Analog Audio Input No Sound”
Analog RF Refer
No Sound? “Analog RF No Sound”
HDMI Audio Refer

No Sound? “HDMI Audio No Sound”
HDMI ARC Refer

Failure? “HDMI ARC Failure”
USB Audio Refer

No Sound? “USB Audio No Sound”
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2.8.2.1 Main Speaker No Sound
START
No Sound
Do a Factory Setting & Sound
set to desire channel with sound
No Sound
J3501 Pin4 ≠ 0V Sound
Headphone No Insert,
Replace J3501
Check J3501 Pin4 Voltage
No Sound
No connectivity for
Check Speaker Harness speaker harness Change Speaker Sound
Connectivity Harness
No Sound No Sound
Speaker Impedance Sound

Check Speaker Impedance ≠ 6~8 Ω Change Speaker
No Sound No Sound
No connectivity of
(F3101 or F3102) Sound
Check fuse connectivity (F3101 or F3102) broken,
at (F3101 or F3102) Replace (F3101 or F3102)
No Sound & (F3101 or F3102) OK
No Sound & (F3101 or F3102) OK
Any I2S line
Check I2S lines short to GND? short to GND Main IC (IC5000) or
(BCLK, LRCLK, SDATA0) Audio IC (IC3101) problem
No Sound & I2S lines no short to GND
Change B-board
DONE
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2.8.2.1 Main Speaker No Sound
B board
IC5000
IC5000
LRCLK
SDATA0
BCLK
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2.8.2.2 Headphone (HP) Out No Sound
START
No Sound
No Sound
Check AV Setup, Sound
Headphone is selected
No Sound
Sound
Use another Headphone Headphone problem
No Sound, Headphone OK
No Sound, Headphone OK,
Headphone Inserted, J3501 Pin4 is 0V Sound
Replace J3501
Check J3501 Pin4 Voltage
J3501 Pin4 is 3.3V
HP Amp IC (IC3501) or J3501 Pin4 is 3.3V
Main IC (IC5000) problem
Change B-board
DONE
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2.8.2.2 Headphone (HP) Out No Sound
B board
IC5000
Pin4
IC3501
J3501
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2.8.2.3 Analog Audio Input No Sound
START
No Sound
No Sound
Check correct Sound
Source mode is selected
No Sound
RCA cable Sound
Use another RCA cable
problem
No Sound & RCA cable OK
Check Analog Input Source Sound
Analog Input Source problem
& use another input source
No Sound & Analog Input Source OK
No Sound
Check Speaker & Headphone
Using other input mode
Sound & Speaker / Headphone OK
Refer
Sound Audio Problem
Main IC (IC5000) problem
Speaker No Sound
& HP No Sound
Change B-board
DONE
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2.8.2.4 Analog RF No Sound
START
No Sound
complete the RF tuning
No Sound
RF cable, OK? NG Change RF cable Sound
No Sound
OK
RF source, OK? NG Change RF source/channel Sound
No Sound
OK
Raster sound, OK? NG
(applicable for PAA, PAD, CHN, PH, Refer “Main Speaker No Sound”
for other region skip this)
OK
Tuning, OK? NG Refer “Tuner Problem”
OK
UI setting, OK? NG Sound
Correct UI setting
(TV System, AFT, Audio Filter)
UI OK, No Sound
No Sound
OK B-board
Change
DONE
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2.8.2.5 HDMI Audio No Sound
START
No Sound
set to desire HDMI source with sound
No Sound
NG Sound
HDMI cable, OK? Change HDMI cable
No Sound
OK
NG Sound
HDMI source, OK? Change HDMI source/channel
No Sound
OK
NG
HDMI Playback, OK? Refer “HDMI Problem”
OK
UI setting, OK? NG Sound

Correct UI setting
(TV System settings)
UI OK, No Sound
Change B-board No Sound
DONE
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2.8.2.6 HDMI ARC Failure Checking condition:
OFF.
HDMI ARC - TV Input Selection: HDMI
Not Function
[NG] Source Not Support ARC /
Confirm Source (Player) ARC Source not function Normally Change to ARC [OK] ARC functioning
ARC Condition/Capability Compatible source
[NG] ARC not functioning
[OK] Source Support ARC &
ARC Source function Normally
Bravia Sync (CEC) [NG] CEC setting Off Turn TV Bravia Sync
TV setting “On”
[OK] CEC Setting On
Factory Reset & [OK] ARC functioning
Change Proven OK
HDMI cable
Physical [NG] Connector abnormal [OK] ARC functioning
appearance Check On HDMI Connector Broken.
HDMI connector Replace & Re-verify
[OK] Connector no abnormality
Check impedance [NG] R4036 ≠ 180Ω [OK] ARC functioning
Of R4018 Resistor Resistor Broken.
during AC OFF Replace & Re-verify
[OK] R4036 ≈ 180Ω ±5%
Replace B-Board
END
And Re-verify
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2.8.2.6 HDMI ARC Failure
Pin 1
R4036
HDMI 2 Zoom
(CN4002)
HDMI 3
(CN4000)
Pin 19
No Ref No Part No Description

1 R4036 1-218-944-81 RES, CHIP 180 (1005)
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2.8.2.7 USB Audio No Sound
START
No Sound

set to desire USB file with sound
No Sound
NG Sound
USB device, OK? Change USB device
No Sound
OK
NG Change USB source to Sound

USB source, OK?
(*confirm USB audio format, OK?) supported format
No Sound
OK
NG
USB Playback, OK? Refer “USB Problem”
OK
NG Sound
UI setting, OK?
Correct UI setting
(Music, Video)
UI OK
No Sound
*Confirm with OSD on bottom panel, Change B-board
if playback not support.
*Please refer to IM for detail supported USB
audio format.
DONE
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USB Port 1 – No Detection / Cannot Play / No Picture / No Sound
Please refer to “2.6.7 USB Port 1 – No Detection / Cannot Play / No Picture / No Sound”.
USB Port 2 – No Detection / Cannot Play / No Picture / No Sound
Please refer to “2.6.8 USB Port 2 – No Detection / Cannot Play / No Picture / No Sound”.
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2.9 Key Switch Buttons Error
Check harness connection OK

Side key buttons error between B-board and Harness connection issue
switch module
NG
Change harness between OK

B-board to switch module
B-board to switch module
harness issue
harness
NG
OK
Change switch module Switch module issue
NG
NG
Resistor value Check resistor value on B-
Parts issue
board
[BB9]
R9507 : 0 [ohm] OK In case that power key error
R5063 : 100 [ohm]
R9512 : 4.7k [ohm]
NG
Check resistor value on B-
board
Resistor value
In case that buttons error except power key
[BB9] OK
R3023: 100 [ohm]
Main device issue
R9509: 12k [ohm]
Change B-board
R9510: 33k [ohm]
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2.10 IR Remote Commander Error
Center white LED blinks

OK Battery of remote commander
IR remote commander does when pushing buttons of
could be weak.
not respond remote commander at
Change battery.
close to IR sensor.
NG
Check harness OK
Harness connection
connection between B-
issue
board and H-board
NG
Change harness between OK
B-board to H-board harness
B-board to H-board
issue
harness
NG
OK
Change H-board H-board issue
NG
OK
Check resistor value on
Parts issue
B-board
Resistor value
[BB9] NG
R5022: 100 [ohm] Change B-board
Main device issue
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SECTION 4
SERVICE ADJUSTMENT
When finished the operation of service mode , please AC Plug OFF/ON the TV set
*If you don’t do AC plug OFF/ON, remain the Service Mode App and user can see the Service Mode after RC ON.
4.1 How to Enter Service Mode

From Standby Mode
1. Go to TV standby condition by remote commander (when TV in On condition, press “Power” once).
2. Press “i+ (info)/Display”, “5”, “Volume+” then “Power” remote.
3. You can see Service menu on display.
4 Service Mode
Status
StatusInformation
Information >>
Self Diagnosis History >>
2 Wide Band Tuning >>
Panel Selection
<[ 5_NS7S400HND0101_0 ]>
Status 1st Tu Infor >>
LVDS Spectrum (%) <[ 30 ]>
Update CI+ Credentials >>
SERIAL NUMBER EDIT
1 Model Number Setting
TEST RESET <[ Off ]>
UART Selection <[ No Log ]>
HDD Performance Check >>
AAA >>
Tu Data for Serv >>
SDB Service Menu >>
3 Panel/PQ >>
General Setting <[ Off ]>
Default date for HDD recording <[ Off ]>
Tuner Detection >>
LVDS Driver Strength <[ 4 ]>
ATMOS CEC DISABLE <[ 0 ]>
CEC FORCE LA=0 <[ 0 ]> *Service menu disappears, but the app
Read HDMI EDID >> is working in the background,
Option bit >> If you don’t do AC plug OFF/ON,
remain the Service Mode App and User
[< / >] Set [Home] Exit can see the Service Mode after RC ON
Remote Commander Service Mode
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4.2 Service Mode Unique Items
These items availability

depend on TV region
Items Region/s Available

Wide Band Tuning UC only
Update CI+
EU only
Credentials
HDD Performance
EU&PAD(AUS/NZ only)
Check
AAA EU&PAD(AUS/NZ only)
Except PAA,
SDB Service Menu CHI/PE/PHI,
BR/ARG/ECU
Default Date for HDD
EU&PAD(AUS/NZ only)
Recording
4.3 Key Behavior Summary

Note:
Remote Key Action
1. For changes made to Service Mode
Power Power off (Stand by Mode) items to take effect:
i) AC Off/On
Menu Close service menu, Return Previous page. 2. To completely exit Service Mode,
i) RC Off/On
Enter Enter next page of focus item, Confirm the change, Return Previous page. ii) AC Off/On
Cursor (Left/Right/Up/Down) Change focus item, Change option of focus item, Return to previous page
Return Return to previous page, close service menu
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4.4 Software Version
1) Press “Enter” or “→” button to enter “Status Information”
Main Micro
SW Version:
vX.XXX
NVM Version:
TD1.000
Boot Version:
vX.XX
Panel ID Version:
PA0.XXX
Wi-Fi Version:
JEDI.L0.MP1.mt7603u.vX.X
PQ Version:
PQ0.XXX
AQ Version:
AQ0.XXXX
Only available if Wi-Fi set to on
2) Press “Enter” or “Return” button to return to Service Mode
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4.5 How to enter Self Check Go to Self diagnosis history through Service Mode
1) In Service Mode, select “Self diagnosis history”, press “Enter” or “” button to enter Self Check.
Service Mode SELF CHECK

Status Information >>
Self diagnosis history >>
Back
Panel Selection <[ 1_IS6S320CNO0101 ]>
STATUS 1st Tu Infor >> 002 MAIN_POWER 000
003 AUD_ERR 000
LVDS Spectrum (%) <[ 30 ]> 003 AUD_ERR_I2C 000
004 PANEL_POWER_ERR 000
SERIAL NUMBER EDIT 123475 005 PANEL_I2C_COMM_ERR 000
Model Number Setting BCD-9876543 006 BACKLIGHT_ERR 000
000 TU_DEMOD 000
UART Selection <[ Factory ]>
AAA >>
Tu Data for Serv >>
00033 00006 00033
[Home] Exit [Home] Exit
2) Press “Enter” button to back to Service Mode.
Service Mode
Status Information >>
Self diagnosis history >>
Panel Selection <[ 1_IS6S320CNO0101 ]>
STATUS 1st Tu Infor >>
LVDS Spectrum (%) <[ 30 ]>
SERIAL NUMBER EDIT 123475
Model Number Setting BCD-9876543
UART Selection <[ Factory ]>
AAA >>
Tu Data for Serv >>
[Home] Exit
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4.6 Diagnosis Menu Information
Entry Error name Error count

1. Go to Standby by pressing the power
button of remote/power key.
2. Push the buttons sequentially: SELF CHECK
<Display> <5> <Vol -> <Power>
Exit Back
- Power off & on 002 MAIN_POWER 000
003 AUD_ERR 000
003 AUD_ERR_I2C 000 0 indicates no error
004 PANEL_POWER_ERR 000 detected.
005 PANEL_I2C_COMM_ERR 000
006 BACKLIGHT_ERR 000
Numbers of Standby 000 TU_DEMOD 000
1 indicates an error
LED flash
detected.
*TU_DEMOD do not have standby

LED flash.
[Home] Exit
00033 00006 00033
Error history clear
<8> -> <0>
Panel operation time clear
<7> -> <0>
Total Operation Time [h] – Boot Count – Panel Operation Time [h]
(max 65535) (max 65535) (max 65535)
*Total Operation Time and Panel Operation Time is recorded every 1h
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4.7 Failure Diagnosis by LED
Standby LED Flashing Times Monitoring Items Content
2 REG19.5V_MON REG 19.5V Failure
3 X_AUDIO_MON Audio Failure
3 AUDIO_I2C(M_SDA1/SCL1) Audio I2C communication failure
4 PANEL12V_MON Panel 12V Failure
5 PANEL I2C ACK Panel ID NVM Failure
6 BL_ERR Backlight Error
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4.8 Panel Selection and LVDS Spectrum (%)
Please refer to the following Table to confirm if Panel Selection and LVDS Spectrum(%) values are correct.
Model Panel Selection LVDS spectrum

SG 43 55_YS9S003HNG0101_9 3
SG 49 56_YS9S005HNG0101_9 3
SG 4K Panel Less 1_PNLLESS_4KMTFY17_0 0
SG 55 57_YS9S007CND0101_9 3
SG 65 58_YS9S009CND0101_9 3
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4.9 Serial Number Edit
1) Press “→” button to enter edit mode for Serial Number
2) Press Up or Down button to change number and “” button to edit next number
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3) After user input data , press <Enter>. Pop

dialog will appear to inform user to confirm
data. Press → or ← button to select YES or
NO. Select YES if input data is correct. Select
NO if input data is incorrect. Press <Enter> to
save answer.
* The font color of YES is change to black when it is
selected.
4) If YES is selected, the input data is saved into

EEPROM. “SERIAL NUMBER EDIT” is greyed
out and the serial number that has been input
is displayed. User will not able to select
“SERIAL NUMBER EDIT” to edit anymore.
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5) If NO is selected, the input data is not saved

into EEPROM. The serial number that has
been input is displayed. User still can edit the
Serial Number.
* The font color of NO is change to black when it is

selected.
* Serial Number clear:
Serial Number can be set 5 times only. After limit

5 times, Serial Number cannot be clear & will keep
the last Serial Number.
Step:
i) Enter Self diagnosis history >Self Check
ii) Press <6>  <0>
* Warning please don’t reset the serial number unnecessarily.
Always check the input data is correct before rewrite. When data is
clear, it affect both Model number & serial number.
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4.10 Model Number Setting
1) Press “→” button to enter edit mode for Model Number
2) Press Up or Down button to select character and “” to edit next character
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4.10 Model Number Setting
3) After user input data , press <Enter>. Pop

dialog will appear to inform user to confirm
data. Press → or ← button to select YES or
NO. Select YES if input data is correct. Select
NO if input data is incorrect. Press <Enter> to
save answer.
* The font color of YES is change to black when it is
selected.
4) If YES is selected, the input data is saved into

EEPROM. Model Name EDIT is greyed out
and the model name that has been input is
displayed. User will not able to edit anymore.
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5) If NO is selected, the input data is not saved into

EEPROM. The model name that has been
input is displayed. User still can edit the Model
Name.
* The font color of NO is change to black when it is

selected
* Model Number clear:
Model Number can be set 5 times only. After limit 5

times, Model Number cannot be clear & will
keep the last Serial Number.
Step:
i) Enter Self diagnosis history >Self Check
ii) Press <6> <0>
* Warning please don’t reset the serial number unnecessarily.
Always check the input data is correct before rewrite. When data is
clear, it affect both Model number & serial number.
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4.11A White Balance Adjustment
Please apply this Action when Main board or panel is replaced.

1) Select “Panel/PQ”. Press “Enter” or “”
Select “WB Adjustment”
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4.11A White Balance Adjustment
2) Start WB adjustment by changing R/G/B Gain & Offset register
R/G/B Gain setting around High luminance Adjustment

(Default Value 512; Range: 0 ~ 1023)
R/G/B Offset setting around Low luminance Adjustment

(Default Value 512; Range: 0 ~ 1023)
Remark#1
Whenever these R/G/B Gain & R/G/B Offset values have been set, these values will be applied common to all
Picture Mode (Vivid, Standard, Custom) & Color Temperature (Cool, Neutral, Warm, Expert1, Expert2).
After operation is completed, just exit the Service Menu page.
Remark#2
To set these R/G/B Gain & R/G/B Offset values to default, kindly toggle each component to “512”.
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4.11B WB/MURA/CUC Data Transfer
Please apply this Action when Main board or panel is replaced.

1) Select “Panel/PQ”. Press “Enter” or “”
Select WB/MURA/CUC Data Transfer
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4.11B WB/MURA/CUC Data Transfer
2) (a) Select “WB/Gamma data transf” by pressing “↑” or “↓” on remote commander.
(b) To change the items, press “←” or “→” on remote commander and press “Enter” button.
select “1. T-con to SoC” for each items.
(c) Select “[start]” and press “Enter” button to start transfer.
1. T-con to SoC Remark#1

1. T-con to SoC AC OFF/ON TV is required for the data to be reflected and updated into
1. T-con to SoC the TV’s NVM.
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4.12 Aging Mode
1) Press “” button to turn on “General Settings”
2) Press “↓” button to select “Aging Mode”
Remark#1
Toggle ”→” to select “ON” or Toggle “←” to select “OFF”
Exit Service Mode by pressing “Return” on Remote
Commander.
Remark#2
Ensure that there is no Cable (RF, HDMI, etc.) connected to
the TV
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4.12 Aging Mode
Remark#3
Perform Test Reset on TV after turning “OFF” Aging Mode
Test Reset
Press <Power> tact key on TV with keep pressing <Up> key on RC
-> Then, displays “RESET” on Screen.
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4.13 Tuner Detection
1) Press “Enter” or “” button to enter Tuner Detection
2) Go to “Back” and press “Enter” or “” button to return to Service Mode
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4.13 Tuner Detection
3) Go to “Tuner Check” and press “” or “” to enter selection “On” or “Off” *.
• “Tuner Check” = On , to execute “Tuner Check” and update “Tuner Status”
value.
• “Tuner Check” = Off (default value). Always set “Tuner Check” to “Off” after
confirm “Tuner Status” value
* Perform AC Off/On for changes to take effect.
4) “Tuner Status” has 3 values. **

• “Tuner Status” = OK. Tuner module is OK.
• “Tuner Status” = Incorrect. Tuner module is not inserted correctly.
• “Tuner Status” = Wrong Region. Wrong tuner module is inserted.
**”Tuner Status” will only update if “Tuner Check”=‘On’ and AC Off/On is already
performed.
5) “Expected Tuner Type” is the expected tuner module to be inserted to TV.
6) “Mounted Tuner Type” is the type of tuner module that is currently inserted to TV
Tuner Type Tuner Module region

0 AEP T2S2-1Tuner
2 AEP-T2
TW-DVB-- 1 Tuner
3/5 (If return result is incorrect expected 3, mounted 5: RESULT is OK (SG
tuner is 5 for TWN)
4 CH/HK-1Tuner
5 UC/MX- 1 Tuner
6 LA-T2 (Col)/LA-ISDB (BR/AR/EC/Chile/Peru/Urg) - 1 Tuner
10 PAA/ AEP-STD-1Tuner
13 PA-T2-LNA/ PH-ISDB-LNA
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4.14 ATMOS CEC Disable
1) Go to “ATMOS CEC DISABLE” and Press “” or “” button to select ‘0’ or ‘A’
ATMOS_CEC_DISABLE (EEPROM 0x30A0)

Data : [0/A] Default : 0
Purpose : Data [A] is able to skip Atmos judgment
CEC<Report Short Audio Descriptor> that comes
from the amplifier, and set Atmos EDID as the
service c/m to an amplifier that supports Atmos but it
reply NO Atmos.
Remarks :
1) This data is not changed by software update or
AC off/on, only change from service menu.
2) Need to turn AC off/on after change setting in
order algorithm to take effect.
2) After select the option that you wish, press “Home” to confirm the selection.
Option Execution Effect
The TV checks whether
HDMI1(ARC) is connected to an
0 (default) amplifier that support ARC &
Atmos or not, and sets either
Atmos EDID/ Non Atmos EDID.
The TV skip Atmos checking
when HDMI1(ARC) is connected
A to an amplifier that support ARC
and set Atmos EDID even when
amplifier doesn’t support Atmos.
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4.15 CEC Force LA = 0
1) Go to “CEC FORCE LA=0” and Press “” or “” button to select ‘0’ or ‘A’
CEC_Force_LA=0
Data : [0/A] Default : 0
Purpose : To avoid CEC conflict for Non CEC
compliant device.
Usage: When market claim happen such as Bravia
Sync malfunction or no ARC sound happen, due to
HDMI device make CEC conflict, then Service side is
required to change this service register from “0” to
"A"
Remarks :
1) This data is not changed by software update or
AC off/on, only change from service menu.
2) Need to turn AC off/on after change setting in
order algorithm to take effect.
2) After select the option that you wish, press “Home” to confirm the selection.
Option Execution Effect
0 (default) The TV perform CEC poling.
The TV skip CEC poling

A
(Force set TV LA = 0)
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4.16 Read HDMI EDID
1) Go to “Read HDMI EDID” and Press “” button to enter “Read HDMI EDID”
display
Scroll the “Read HDMI EDID”

display using “” or “” button
to view more HDMI EDID.
2) Press “Enter” at back selection to return to Service Mode Menu or “Return”

button to exit.
Read_HDMI_EDID
Purpose : To read HDMI EDID data without using any external equipment.
Usage:
1) When market claim happen or product already ship out, Service side and
Production side can easily read the EDID without disassembling rear cover.
2) To simplify EDID checking.
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4.17 Option Bit
1) Go to “Option bit” and Press “Enter” or “” button
Option Purpose
To select the Shipping region of the
Shipping
Set. Please don’t change this setting
region
unless for service board replacement .
To select the Tuner type of the Set.

Tuner ID Please don’t change this setting
unless for service board replacement .
2) Select the option available “Shipping region” or “Tuner ID” by pressing “” or “”. Then press “>” or “ Enter”.
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4.17 Option Bit (Shipping Region)
1) Go to “Shipping Region” and Press “” or “” button to select 2) Press enter to confirm Region. Pop-up will display
*region. (Region availability depends on SW pkg)
3) Press “<“ to select “Yes” & press “Enter” to confirm.
Region Shipping region Model

0: PAD KD-**X7000G
PA Others KD-**X7077G
17: PAA India KD-**X7002G
* = Don’t care value
4) Pop-up will display & TV will reboot to reflect the new
option bit setting.
<Important notice>
Please make sure correct Shipping region is

selected. Shipping region change is only
applicable for PA
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4.17 Option Bit (Tuner ID)
1) In Tuner ID service mode, Press “” to select “Shipping Region” and 2) Press enter to confirm Tuner ID. Pop-up will display
Press “” or “” button to select *Tuner ID. (availability depends
on SW pkg)
3) Press “<“ to select “Yes” & press “Enter” to confirm.
Region Tuner ID Model

KD-**XG70*4
KD-**XG70*5 <Important notice>
0: AEP-T2S2
KD-**XG70*6
EU KD-**XG70*7 Please make sure to
KD-**XG70*2 select correct Tuner ID
1: AEP-T2
KD-**XG70*3 based on Model
2: AEP-STD KD-**XG70*0 information. Wrong tuner
4) Pop-up will display & TV will reboot to reflect the new
KD-**X7002G may cause TV to reboot
1: PA-ANA option bit setting.
PA KD-**X7077G
2: PA-T2-LNA KD-**X7000G
* = Don’t care value
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SECTION 5
DIAGRAMS
Some control lines are left out.
5.1 SG 43/49/55/65 Block Diagram
FY19 (SG)-4K (BB9 PWB for COL, BR, PAA, PAD, LA, PH, CH, TW)
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DIAGRAMS
FY19 (SG)-4K (BB9 PWB for EU)
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SECTION 5
DIAGRAMS
FY19 (SG)-4K (BB9 PWB for UC)
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5.2 Connector Diagram
Switch Module To Main Board To Source Board From T-CON Board Source
CN203 BAX_F
BB9 Main Board GND 1 51 GND
T-con
3M-P HUS_GND 1 7 #30 VBTX7P 2 50 RxP7 Board
HUS_KEY_AD 2 9 #30 VBTX7N 3 49 RxN7
Board
HUS_POWER_KEY 3 8 #30 GND 4 48 GND
P/N: 1-822-693-11 VBTX6P 5 47 RxP6 PANEL FFC pin FFC 60pin PANEL FFC 60pin
JAM SZ15-03WLR VBTX6N 6 46 RxN6
GND 7 45 GND
VBTX5P 8 44 RxP5
Main Harness VBTX5N 9 43 RxN5
GND 10 42 GND
VBTX4P 11 41 RxP4 HIROSE TF06L-60S-0.5SH HIROSE TF06L-60S-0.5SH
VBTX4N 12 40 RxN4 LSM GF05G-60S-MB-E2000 LSM GF05G-60S-MB-E2000
1 1 5V_MAIN GND 13 39 GND YEONHO 05002HR-H60Y YEONHO 05002HR-H60Y
3 2 LED_POWER VBTX3P 14 38 RxP3
4 3 LED_STBY VBTX3N 15 37 RxN3
6 4 LED_WHITE GND 16 36 GND
CN001 5 5 SIRCS VBTX2P 17 35 RxP2
HKZ MAIN_5V 1 1 #30 2 6 H_GND VBTX2N 18 34 RxN2
H_GND 2 6 #30 1 7 KEY_GND GND 19 33 GND
LED_POWER 3 2 #30 3 8 POWER_Key VBTX1P 20 32 RxP1
LED_STBY 4 3 #30 2 9 TACT_KEY VBTX1N 21 31 RxN1
SIRCS 5 5 #30 7 10 3.3V_STBY GND 22 30 GND
LED_WHITE 6 4 #30 P/N:182115011 VBTX0P 23 29 RxP0
STBY_3.3V 7 10 #30 CN9501 VBTX0N 24 28 RxN0
P/N:1-820-184-11 GND 25 LVDS FFC 51P 27 GND
MOLEX 501331-0707 VBTXLOCKN0 26 26 LOCKN
VBTXHTPDN0 27 25 HTPDN
PANEL_PWM_M 28 24 PWMI
GND 29 23 NC
NC 30 22 NC
NC 31 21 NC
Wifi VCC_5V 1 1 1 1 VCC_5V PANEL_BINT 32 20 B_INT (High:Write / L/Open: Protect)
WoWLAN 2 2 2 2 WoWLAN SCL 33 19 SCL
FY17 DP 3 3 WIFI FFC 5P 3 3 DP SDA 34 18 SDA
DM 4 4 4 4 DM NC 35 17 NC
GND 5 5 5 5 GND NC 36 16 NC
P/N:179436241 NC 37 15 NC
CN9500 NC 38 14 GND From T-CON Board Source
NC 39 13 GND
GND 40 12 GND Board
NC/GND 41 11 GND
NC/GND 42 10 GND
NC 43 9 NC PANEL FFC pin PANEL FFC 60pin
12V 44 8 12V
FFC 60pin
12V 45 7 12V
12V 46 6 12V
LD Board
PSJ Board 12V 47 5 12V
12V 48 4 12V
12V 49 3 12V HIROSE TF06L-60S-0.5SH HIROSE TF06L-60S-0.5SH
12V 50 2 12V LSM GF05G-60S-MB-E2000 LSM GF05G-60S-MB-E2000
CN3000 12V 51 1 12V YEONHO 05002HR-H60Y YEONHO 05002HR-H60Y
1-843-953-11 IPEX : 1-842-546-21 or JAE FI-RE51S-HF
JAM 30pin Yamaichi : 1-843-107-12
PWM0(BLINKING) 1 28 #22 24 30 STBY_3.3V_OUT Molex: 1-844-527-11
IP_REF(DC DIMMER) 2 26 #22 3 29 FB_REF CN9000
FB_REF 3 29 #22 1 28 BLINKING
LD_MODE_SW 4 5 NC 27 PWM1_DIMMER
GND 5 4 2 26 DC_DIMMER 1-535-807-31
+3.3V 6 1 NC 25 PWM2_DIMMER JST SPS-01T-187*
Power Harness
GND 7 18 #22 30 24 STBY_3.3V_IN CN3109 4 1 L+ SPEAKER
GND 8 NC NC 23 PWM3_DIMMER P/N: 184256612 3 2 L- Front
GND 9 5 #22 14 22 BL_ON/ICSPCLK R+ 1 1 #24 1-780-577-11 Lch
GND 10 NC 12 21 BL_ERR R- 2 2 #24 JST WSPS-01T-110B*
AC_OFF_DET 11 NC 13 20 POWER_ON/ICSPDAT L- 3 2 #24
BL_ERR 12 21 #22 15 19 GND L+ 4 1 #24 1-535-807-31
MAIN_PWR 13 20 #22 7 18 GND (2.0Ch) JST SPS-01T-187*
BL_ON/ICSPCLK 14 22 #22 23 17 GND 1 1 R+ SPEAKER
GND 15 19 #22 16 16 REG_19V_12V 2 2 R- Front
REG_19V 16 16 #22 17 15 REG_19V_12V 1-780-577-11 Rch
REG_19V 17 15 #22 18 14 REG_19V_12V_Audio JST WSPS-01T-110B*
REG_19V_12V_Audio 18 14 #22 20 13 REG_12V
REG_19V_12V_Audio 19 12 #22 19 12 REG_19V_12V_Audio
REG_12V 20 13 #22 22 11 REG_12V
REG_19V_12V_Audio 21 NC 24 10 GND
REG_12V 22 11 #22 25 9 GND
GND 23 17 #22 29 8 GND
GND 24 10 #22 30 7 GND
GND 25 9 #22 NC 6 DC_DET_VTH/LD_MODE_SW
TCON_VCC12V 26 4 #22 9 5 GND
TCON_ON 27 3 #22 26 4 T-CON_VCC12V(NC)
TCON_VCC12V 28 2 #22 27 3 T-CON_ON
GND 29 8 #22 28 2 T-CON_VCC12V
GND 30 7 #22 6 1 STBY_3.3V
P/N:184391711
CN5500
19.5V
ADP IN
CN2000
1-820-294-11 (MOLEX)
LS Harness
LED_VCC1a 1 3A #30 Header:104127-0620 (MOLEX)
LED_VCC1b 2 4A #30 Housing:104128-0610 (MOLEX)
LED1 3 1A #30 3 1A LED1
LED2 4 2A #30 4 2A LED2
LED3 5 5A #30 1 3A VCC1a
LED4 6 6A #30 2 4A VCC1b
LED5 7 NC 5 5A LED3
LED7 8 1B #30 6 6A LED4
LED8 9 2B #30
LED9 10 5B #30 Header: 104127-0620 (MOLEX)
6B Housing:104128-0610 (MOLEX)
LED10
LED11
11
12 NC
#30
8 1B LED5
LS BAR
LED12 13 NC 9 2B LED6
LED_VCC2a 14 3B #30 14 3B VCC2a
LED_VCC2b 15 4B #30 15 4B VCC2b
10 5B LED7
11 6B LED8
information)
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SG 55’
2019/05/01 02:23:15 (GMT+09:00)
Switch Module To Main Board From T-CON Board Source

CN203 BAX_F
T-con
3M-P HUS_GND 1 7 #30 VBTX7P 2 50 RxP7
Board Board
P/N: 1-822-693-11 VBTX6P 5 47 RxP6 PANEL FFC 68pin FFC 68pin PANEL FFC 68pin
GND 7 45 GND
VBTX5P 8 44 RxP5
GND 10 42 GND
VBTX4P 11 41 RxP4 YEONH 05002HR-H68G MOLEX 104075-6817
VBTX4N 12 40 RxN4 UJU PF050-O68B-C20-H YEONH 05002HR-H68VA
1 1 5V_MAIN GND 13 39 GND
HKZ-L MAIN_5V 1 1 #30 2 6 H_GND VBTX2N 18 34 RxN2
H_GND 2 6 #30 1 7 KEY_GND GND 19 33 GND Note --> CHL 65 FFC 68pin will be
LED_STBY 4 3 #30 2 9 TACT_KEY VBTX1N 21 31 RxN1 provided by LCM (Darwin)
GND 29 23 Aging (Note 1)
NC 30 22 NC
NC 31 21 NC
DM 4 4 4 4 DM NC 35 17 NC
GND 5 5 5 5 GND NC 36 16 NC
P/N:179436241 NC 37 15 NC
CN9500 NC 38 14 GND
NC 39 13 GND
GND 40 12 GND
NC/GND 41 11 GND
NC/GND 42 10 GND
NC 43 9 NC
12V 44 8 12V
12V 45 7 12V
12V 46 6 12V
G Board 12V 47 5 12V
CN6401 12V 48 4 12V
1-842-551-11 12V 49 3 12V From T-CON Board Source
SJM20-28WLB/JAM 12V 50 2 12V
NC 1 NC 12V 51 1 12V
Board
DC_DIMMER 2 26 IPEX : 1-842-546-21 or JAE FI-RE51S-HF
BL_ON 3 22 Yamaichi : 1-843-107-12
PWM_DIMMER 4 27 NC 30 STBY_3.3V_OUT Molex: 1-844-527-11 Note 1: When ONLY 12V and pin23 is Low PANEL FFC 68pin FFC 68pin PANEL FFC 68pin
BIST Black pattern will activate
STBY_3.3V 5 24 NC 29 FB_REF CN9000
When ONLY 12V and pin23 is High
BLINKING 6 28 Power #26 6 28 BLINKING Aging pattern will be Activate
AC_OFF_DET 7 NC #26 4 27 PWM1_DIMMER
BL_ERR 8 21 #26 2 26 DC_DIMMER
POWER_ON 9 20 NC 25 PWM2_DIMMER
GND 10 19 #22 5 24 STBY_3.3V_IN YEONH 05002HR-H68G MOLEX 104075-6817
GND 11 18 NC 23 PWM3_DIMMER UJU PF050-O68B-C20-H YEONH 05002HR-H68VA
GND 12 17 #26 3 22 BL_ON/ICSPCLK
REG12V 13 16 #26 8 21 BL_ERR
REG12V 14 15 #26 9 20 POWER_ON/ICSPDAT
REG12V 15 14 #22 10 19 GND
REG12V 16 13 #22 11 18 GND
REG12V 17 12 #22 12 17 GND
REG12V 18 11 #22 13 16 REG_19V_12V
10 14 15
Note --> CHL 65 FFC 68pin will be
GND 19 #22 REG_19V_12V
GND 20 9 #22 15 14 REG_19V_12V_Audio provided by LCM (Darwin)
GND 21 8 #22 16 13 REG_12V
GND 22 NC #22 17 12 REG_19V_12V_Audio
GND 23 7 #22 18 11 REG_12V
TCON_ON 24 3 #22 19 10 GND
TCON_VCC12V 25 4 #22 20 9 GND
TCON_VCC12V 26 2 #22 21 8 GND
TCON_VCC12V 27 NC #22 23 7 GND
TCON_VCC12V 28 NC #26 5 6 DC_DET_VTH/LD_MODE_SW
SJM20-28HG #26 6 5 GND
1-842-598-11 #22 25 4 T-CON_VCC12V
CN6101 #26 24 3 T-CON_ON
SFP79-02WLB JAM #22 26 2 T-CON_VCC12V
1-822-908-11 NC 1 STBY_3.3V
AC-N 1 P/N:184391711
AC-L 2 AC pigtail CN5500
CN6801
1-822-360-11
53426-0510 Molex To LS
NC 1
+OUT1 2
NC 3
NC 4
-OUT1 5
1-535-807-31
JST SPS-01T-187*
SPEAKER L+ 1 4 CN3109
Front L- 2 3 P/N:184256612
Lch 1-780-577-11 #24 1 1 R+
JST WSPS-01T-110B* #24 2 2 R-
#24 2 3 L-
1-535-807-31 #24 1 4 L+
JST SPS-01T-187* (2.0Ch)
SPEAKER R+ 1 1
Front R- 2 2
Rch 1-780-577-11
JST WSPS-01T-110B*
2-A2 1 Ca
LS Bar A1
1-CN2 2 An
2-A3 1 Ca
LS Bar A2
1-A1 2 An
2-A4 1 Ca
LS Bar A3
1-A2 2 An
2-A5 1 Ca
LS Bar A4
1-A3 2 An
information)
(Supplementary
2-A6 1 Ca
LS Bar A5
1-A4 2 An
2-A7 1 Ca
LS Bar A6
1-A5 2 An
2-A8 1 Ca
LS Bar A7
1-A6 2 An
146
2-A9 1 Ca
LS Bar A8
1-A7 2 An
2-A10 1 Ca
LS Bar A9
1-A8 2 An
1-CN5 1 Ca
LS Bar A10
1-A9 2 An
JST SFKR-02V-2
SYS SET
SG 65’
2019/05/01 02:23:15 (GMT+09:00)
Switch Module To Main Board From T-CON Board Source

CN203 BAX_F
T-con
3M-P HUS_GND 1 7 #30 VBTX7P 2 50 RxP7
Board Board
P/N: 1-822-693-11 VBTX6P 5 47 RxP6 PANEL FFC 68pin FFC 68pin PANEL FFC 68pin
GND 7 45 GND
VBTX5P 8 44 RxP5
GND 10 42 GND
VBTX4P 11 41 RxP4 YEONH 05002HR-H68G MOLEX 104075-6817
VBTX4N 12 40 RxN4 UJU PF050-O68B-C20-H YEONH 05002HR-H68VA
1 1 5V_MAIN GND 13 39 GND
HKZ-L MAIN_5V 1 1 #30 2 6 H_GND VBTX2N 18 34 RxN2
H_GND 2 6 #30 1 7 KEY_GND GND 19 33 GND Note --> CHL 65 FFC 68pin will be
LED_STBY 4 3 #30 2 9 TACT_KEY VBTX1N 21 31 RxN1 provided by LCM (Darwin)
GND 29 23 Aging (Note 1)
NC 30 22 NC
NC 31 21 NC
DM 4 4 4 4 DM NC 35 17 NC
GND 5 5 5 5 GND NC 36 16 NC
P/N:179436241 NC 37 15 NC
CN9500 NC 38 14 GND
NC 39 13 GND
GND 40 12 GND
NC/GND 41 11 GND
NC/GND 42 10 GND
NC 43 9 NC
12V 44 8 12V
12V 45 7 12V
12V 46 6 12V
G Board 12V 47 5 12V
CN6401 12V 48 4 12V
1-842-551-11 12V 49 3 12V From T-CON Board Source
SJM20-28WLB/JAM 12V 50 2 12V
28 12V 51 1 12V
Board
BLINKING 1
PWM1_DIMMER 2 27 IPEX : 1-842-546-21 or JAE FI-RE51S-HF
DC_DIMMER 3 26 Yamaichi : 1-843-107-12
PWM2_DIMMER 4 25 NC 30 STBY_3.3V_OUT Molex: 1-844-527-11 Note 1: When ONLY 12V and pin23 is Low PANEL FFC 68pin FFC 68pin PANEL FFC 68pin
BIST Black pattern will activate
STBY3.3V 5 24 NC 29 FB_REF CN9000
When ONLY 12V and pin23 is High
NC 6 NC Power #26 1 28 BLINKING Aging pattern will be Activate
BL_ON 7 22 #26 2 27 PWM1_DIMMER
BL_ERR 8 21 #26 3 26 DC_DIMMER
POWER_ON 9 20 #26 4 25 PWM2_DIMMER
GND 10 19 #22 5 24 STBY_3.3V_IN YEONH 05002HR-H68G MOLEX 104075-6817
GND 11 18 NC 23 PWM3_DIMMER UJU PF050-O68B-C20-H YEONH 05002HR-H68VA
GND 12 17 #26 7 22 BL_ON/ICSPCLK
REG12V 13 16 #26 8 21 BL_ERR
REG12V 14 15 #26 9 20 POWER_ON/ICSPDAT
REG12V 15 14 #22 10 19 GND
REG12V 16 13 #22 11 18 GND
REG12V 17 12 #22 12 17 GND
REG12V 18 11 #22 13 16 REG_19V_12V
10 #22 14 15 REG_19V_12V
Note --> CHL 65 FFC 68pin will be
GND 19
GND 20 9 #22 15 14 REG_19V_12V_Audio provided by LCM (Darwin)
GND 21 8 #22 16 13 REG_12V
GND 22 7 #22 17 12 REG_19V_12V_Audio
GND 23 NC #22 18 11 REG_12V
GND 24 NC #22 19 10 GND
TCON_VCC12V 25 4 #22 20 9 GND
TCON_ON 26 3 #22 21 8 GND
TCON_VCC12V 27 2 #22 22 7 GND
TCON_VCC12V 28 NC #26 6 DC_DET_VTH/LD_MODE_SW
SJM20-28HG #26 5 GND
1-842-598-11 #22 25 4 T-CON_VCC12V
CN6101 #26 26 3 T-CON_ON
SFP79-02WLB JAM #22 27 2 T-CON_VCC12V
1-822-908-11 NC 1 STBY_3.3V
AC-N 1 P/N:184391711
AC-L 2 AC pigtail CN5500
CN6801
1-822-360-11
53426-0510 Molex To LS
NC 1
+OUT1 2
NC 3
NC 4
-OUT1 5
1-535-807-31
JST SPS-01T-187*
SPEAKER L+ 1 4 CN3109
Front L- 2 3 P/N:184256612
Lch 1-780-577-11 #24 1 1 R+
JST WSPS-01T-110B* #24 2 2 R-
#24 2 3 L-
1-535-807-31 #24 1 4 L+
JST SPS-01T-187* (2.0Ch)
SPEAKER R+ 1 1
Front R- 2 2
Rch 1-780-577-11
JST WSPS-01T-110B*
2-A2 1 Ca
LS Bar A1
1-CN2 2 An
2-A3 1 Ca
LS Bar A2
1-A1 2 An
2-A4 1 Ca
LS Bar A3
1-A2 2 An
2-A5 1 Ca
LS Bar A4
1-A3 2 An
information)
(Supplementary
2-A6 1 Ca
LS Bar A5
1-A4 2 An
2-A7 1 Ca
LS Bar A6
1-A5 2 An
2-A8 1 Ca
LS Bar A7
1-A6 2 An
2-A9 1 Ca
147
LS Bar A8
1-A7 2 An
2-A10 1 Ca
LS Bar A9
1-A8 2 An
1-CN5 1 Ca
LS Bar A10
1-A9 2 An
JST SFKR-02V-2
SYS SET
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SERVICE MANUAL (COMMON)

Version Date Subject

KD-43X7*G KD-49X7*G KD-55X7*G KD-65X7*G

KD-43XG7* KD-49XG7* KD-55XG7* KD-65XG7*

Section Title Page

2. SELF DIAGNOSTIC FUNCTION 13

4. SERVICE ADJUSTMENTS 115

Please refer Service Manual – Unique for below information :

To reduce the risk of image retention: Other feature

1-6. How to Find a Good Earth Ground

1-7. Lead Free Information

Figure 4: LF Logo Figure 5: LF logo on circuit board

The servicing of these boards requires special precautions. It is

1-8. FFC REPLACEMENT CAUTION

< Application > Withdrawal of FFC using Non-ZIF (IPEX connector)

< Connector location > Main board side

< Method > See as follows

Initial condition Step 1 PRESS Step 2

1 Press the release lock button downward at same time

1-8. FFC REPLACEMENT CAUTION

< Application > Withdrawal of FFC using Non-ZIF (Yamaichi connector)

< Connector location > Main board side

< Method > See as follows

Initial condition Step 1 Step 2

1-8. FFC REPLACEMENT CAUTION

< Application > Withdrawal of FFC using Non-ZIF (Molex connector)

< Connector location > Main board side

< Method > See as follows

Initial condition Step 1 & 2 Caution

1 Push the side-release lock buttons inward (highlighted

DIAGNOSTIC TEST INDICATORS

Software Updating Amber Blinking Blinking: 1sec On / 1sec Off

Failure LED Display

The Number of Standby LED

Error Detection Symptoms Error Location

Symptoms - Shutdown. Power LED No Video

Reference No White Power

1.1 : No power - LD board

1.1 : No power - LD board

12V DDCON check

START 12V_TCON check

Check fuse F1000 /F1003 no

1.1 : No power - LD board

C1009 Impedance check

2.0 : LED Blinking: 2x (Main power Error - Operating Chart )

2.0 : LED Blinking: 2x (Main power Error)

2-time blinking 2-time blinking

Check “+19.5_12.5V_MAIN” Check “+19.5_12.5V_MAIN”

BB9 Board BB9 Board

2.1 : 2x Blinking – Main Power Error

Figure 1: How to check adaptor’s output

2.1 : 2x Blinking – Main Power Error

Board Board PWB (A side) Detail

2.2 : 3x Blinking – Audio Error

Audio Error pin no short to GND

3x blinking & (F3101 or F3102) OK 3x blinking &

2.2 : 3x Blinking – Audio Error

3x blinking and (F3101 or F3102) OK

Check Audio IC pins and surrounding part,

2.2 : 3x Blinking – Audio Error

Audio IC each Audio Error

2.3 : 4x Blinking – Panel Power Error

KD-43X7G KD-49X7G KD-55X7G KD-65X7G