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TPV 715G6934-P01-000-002E Power Supply Module Damage in Philips 40PFH4009/88 Post-Storm

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  • #1 14884297
    adamo72
    Level 12  
    Hello. As in the subject of TV sets after a storm, a damaged power supply module with the symbol TPV 715G6934-P01-000-002E.
    The Q901 K8A65D transistor and the U901 chip on which I read the symbol PF6003AS, EP002 under it, are damaged. My request for info what kind of layout it is, or maybe I misread it, because there is an indistinct inscription. Please help, info pdf or where can I buy. Thanks in advance.
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  • #2 14884433
    mirex
    Level 43  
    Anything more? How many legs? what where?
    In recent power supplies 715Gxxxx popular PF6200, PF7001, PF8200, PF7900.
  • #3 14884894
    stasiek0507
    Level 10  
    The Q901 is a MOSFET-N transistor rated at 650V and 8A. The second is rather misplaced.
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  • #5 14886140
    adamo72
    Level 12  
    Thanks for the express replies TPV 715G6934-P01-000-002E Power Supply Module Damage in Philips 40PFH4009/88 Post-Storm
    I drew a diagram on my knee with this layout, it is smd 8 pin.
    I probably missed some elements but the essence is drawn by the way
    I tracked down a damaged smd C9110 capacitor, I don't know its value but it's a small problem. The symbol on the US is as I gave, I checked it with a microscope in the evening and it does not want to be different. I request information .
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  • #6 14886263
    lisek
    Service technician RTV
    The PF7700 has a GND ground on pin.5
    - pin.6 ISET, the connected resistor R8108 determines the current efficiency
    TPV 715G6934-P01-000-002E Power Supply Module Damage in Philips 40PFH4009/88 Post-Storm

    The PF7900 has ground GND pin.6

    TPV 715G6934-P01-000-002E Power Supply Module Damage in Philips 40PFH4009/88 Post-Storm

    They are for LED drivers
    There is also PF7024 from this series, SOP-16 housing link_ scheme

    And your PF6003AS (from this hand drawn drawing) is a system for power supplies on the hot side, i.e. you need to choose a replacement according to this table Link_HERE_AC_DC or Link_ HERE DC_DC
    for this PF6003AS for now, no mom datasheet

    looking so fast
    pin.8Vcc, pin.5 control and ground have no equivalents.
    Rework remains.
  • #7 14886393
    adamo72
    Level 12  
    Thanks, processing is a last resort, a massacre, and such a simple converter.
    In the LED power supply there is an 8-pin smd chip with the symbol PF7708AS.
    But sneezes why invent so many different chips.
    http://televid-sib.ru/index.php?topic=14291.0 I found a file with a similar scheme on such a forum, but unfortunately it doesn't want to register me there and I can't see anything. Help.
  • #8 14886437
    lisek
    Service technician RTV
    From some PF6003 power supply
    TPV 715G6934-P01-000-002E Power Supply Module Damage in Philips 40PFH4009/88 Post-Storm
  • #9 14886560
    adamo72
    Level 12  
    Great thanks. Now where to buy? Or what's best to put in instead that wouldn't fire?
  • #10 14886889
    lisek
    Service technician RTV
    Tables and links provided > look in this topic of yours (30 Jul 2015 11:21), you have described the "in reptile" pins.
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  • #11 14887109
    mirex
    Level 43  
    There is no replacement pin-pin fox! I would have already suggested.
    You have to fiddle with replacing it with something else.
    It's possible there's something mirrored or upside down... backwards.
    You would have to look in both directions, actually in three - mirror up d ... too. ;)

    I will add the TPN14.1 service manual with this power supply in the evening.

    --------------------------------

    715G6163 - IC9801 LD7591T, IC9101 SSC1S311, IC8501 PF7903BS
    715G6161 - IC9101 LD7752, IC9104 MP6902DS, IC8501 PF7903BS
    715G6169 - IC9801 LD7591T, IC9301 LD7752B, IC9101 PF6200, IC8101 LD5861
    715G6197 - IC9101 PF6200, IC8501 PF7903BS
    715G6297 - IC9101 PF6200, IC8501 PF7001S
    715G6338 - IC8101 LD7890GS, IC9101 LCS700LG, IC9301 LD7752B, IC9801 LD7591T
    715G6350 - IC801 OZ9998MGN
    715G6353 - IC9801 LD7591T, IC9101 SSC1S311, IC8101 LD7890GS
    715G6405 - IC8101 LD7890GS, IC9101 LCS701LG, IC9301 LD7752B, IC9801 LD7591T
    715G6550 - U9101 PF6003AS, U9301 ?, U8601 PF7708AS,
    715G6863 - IC9101 PF6003AG, IC8601 PF7708AS,
    715G6934 - U9101 PF6003AHS, U9301 AOZ3015AI, U8601 PF7708AS

    715G6079, 715G6092, 715G6094, 715G6901
  • #12 14888514
    adamo72
    Level 12  
    Hello again and thank you for your interest. I don't have that much experience
    Among these new puzzles, Mr. Liska's hints would imply that I can choose
    any jigsaw puzzle. As for the pins, making a spider with a different pin order is not a problem. I am interested in electrical parameters, what popular jigsaw could be inserted instead, I analyzed many schematic diagrams and most jigsaw puzzles have the same descriptions, but which one has how many grains of rice inside???. I do not like to let go of the subject, and in this case the converter is so clear and simple that it would be a sin not to do so.
    P.S. Thanks for the service.
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    #13 14888745
    mirex
    Level 43  
    If you want a spider web, minimal, then enter the following layout in the fox link:
    6 - VCC (because 8 is HV), 4 - GND, 5 - DRV, 2 - FB, additionally 7 - NC.
    And analyze the patterns of the results.
    As for the parameters of this "invention", which is a copy of something else, they are probably not sophisticated and standard values come into play, including probably the frequency in the range of 60-70kHz.
  • #14 14968253
    adamo72
    Level 12  
    The problem is still not solved The TV is waiting in the ''freezer'' for a jigsaw or time to adjust something else. The client is patient for now, I don't know if the topic may not be closed? Appeal to everyone for help in purchasing the PF6003AS system. Thanks in advance.
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    #15 14969747
    lisek
    Service technician RTV
    So, looking at this description of the PF6003AHS pins, it is very similar to link_ncp1271

    As for the original IC, it's probably only China.
    The PSU 715G6405-P01-000-002E alone on ebay is about 70 euros + port?
    TPV 715G6934-P01-000-002E Power Supply Module Damage in Philips 40PFH4009/88 Post-Storm
  • #16 14970101
    adamo72
    Level 12  
    Thanks for the hint. At the earliest opportunity, I will order NCP1271A and let you know about the effects.
    Respect to Mr. Lisk and Mr. Mirex. Rhetorical question how Mr. Lisek got
    such a resource of information, it seems to me that the day is too short to search and read and where else is the time for work and life ....?? Regards.
  • #17 15009930
    adamo72
    Level 12  
    Hello after another break. I ordered the above-mentioned ncp1271a system, I changed the pin8 connection and changed the elements at the pin5 output, the power supply unfortunately started with a chirp and lowered output voltage, it should be 12v and 22v and I have 8.5v and 19v, after playing with the selection of resistances in the tl431 coupling, I got 12v, but the voltage 22v under load drops to 16v. I connected the power supply to the TV and the TV works
    in standby voltage 10.2v and 22v in working mode 11.7v and 16v. Of course chirping (wrong frequency all the time). There is no description of the datasheet of the PF6003AHS system and these modifications are partisan. I'm not closing the topic yet, the client still gives time. In total, the power supply is only for two voltages, but low-budget repair limits the room for maneuver. Thanks for all the help and if the original layout appears, please let me know.
  • #18 15225190
    adamo72
    Level 12  
    TV repaired at an authorized service. Thank you for your help.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the damage to the TPV 715G6934-P01-000-002E power supply module in a Philips 40PFH4009/88 TV following a storm. The user identifies damage to the Q901 K8A65D transistor and the U901 chip (PF6003AS). Participants provide insights into the specifications of the components, including the Q901 being a MOSFET-N transistor rated at 650V and 8A. Suggestions for replacements and similar components, such as the PF7700 and PF7900 series, are discussed. The user seeks a replacement for the PF6003AS, with recommendations to consider the NCP1271A as a potential substitute. The user ultimately reports that the TV was repaired at an authorized service after various attempts to fix the power supply.
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