Hello Dear Users. As in the subject of broken TV Manta Led1905 - brother-in-law mistakenly connected it in tira under 24v. Unfortunately, I did not find the service chart and identification of the parts is difficult. If anyone has already dealt with this model I would ask for some help
What are the symptoms after turning on? Is Stby completely dead? U1 sooty or just in the picture it looks like this? 0ohm resistors check, are there any fuses on the board?
I have a similar topic, it was also connected to 24V. A blown "P" fuse with replacement still does not turn on, but UD1 heats up terribly. I read the WC5TN from it. 95% because it's difficult to see. However, I can not find anything about this arrangement.
Hello I have the same problem, the TV was connected to 24V and it smashed the U1 system, did anyone decipher what the system is ?? Nowhere can you find a service center for this model .... Added after 1 [minutes]: Buddy Krystian, what layout did you put in place U1 ??? Added after 8 [minutes]: I suspect you have inserted the wrong U1 circuit because it is responsible for 5V ?? Somewhere I found on a parallel forum that you can insert a 7805 stabilizer and the TV also starts working ...
The U1 system is a 5V converter with the symbol WC6MD (it is nowhere to be found). I inserted, after removing the U1, the most ordinary 5V stabilizer with a current of at least 3A (e.g. 78T05). The TV works, there is 5V in the place described on the plate, only the stabilizer heats up a little.
Hi, i have the same problem. The UD1 circuit ,6pin is burn and i can not read the serial identification. Someone can help me to repair this board. Thanks.
The discussion revolves around a Manta LED1905 TV that was damaged due to incorrect 24V power connection. Users report symptoms of the TV being completely dead after the incident, with specific focus on identifying and replacing the U1 component, which is a 5V converter. Various users suggest checking resistors, fuses, and replacing the U1 component with alternatives like the SY8113B or a standard 5V stabilizer (e.g., 78T05). Some users also mention issues with the UD1 circuit and the difficulty in finding service charts or parts for this model. The conversation highlights troubleshooting steps and component identification for repair. Summary generated by the language model.