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[Solved] THOMSON 32HA3103: Voice Fades After 15-20 Mins, Sound Issues & No Remote Control - Solutions?

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  • #1 17141148
    11111olo
    Level 42  
    Hello
    Patient as in the subject. Turns on normally and displays image properly. After about 15-20 minutes, the sound stops playing - there is complete silence. Turning up the volume changes nothing. A momentary shutdown restores the sound for a minute or two.

    I don't have a remote control and I can't upload the latest firmware.

    Do you have any suggestions apart from a possible CD replacement?

    Plate markings: 40-mt31epa-mab2hg
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  • #2 17141222
    Adewag
    Level 21  
    TPA3110 for replacement. For checking, heat up with a hotem, the fault will be right away.
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  • #3 17142028
    11111olo
    Level 42  
    If this power amplifier heats up so much, maybe it would help to stick the heat sink?
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    #4 17142172
    Adewag
    Level 21  
    The pad should be soldered with the entire surface. The heat sink probably won't hurt.
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  • #5 17142184
    11111olo
    Level 42  
    It's probably soldered - that's how it came out of the factory.
  • #6 17142279
    Adewag
    Level 21  
    You solder the pad wrong, and the heat sink may not help. I have had several such cases. Someone replaced the amplifier and soon the fault returned. Especially when, for example, the volume of the TV volume is at maximum, and the decoder is at least. It does not matter what the volume level satisfies the user.

    The so-called stereo audio power amplifier module power amplifier working in digital class D. Amplifier circuit based on the TPA3110 integrated circuit. The maximum output power is 15W for each left and right channel. The supply voltage to the system with a voltage ranging from 8V to 26Vdc.
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  • #7 17142290
    11111olo
    Level 42  
    I understand it all.
    It is rather unlikely that the power amplifier will bend badly on the conveyor belt as it passes through the furnace.

    I'll take care of it after Christmas and let you know the result.
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    #8 17142330
    Adewag
    Level 21  
    You misunderstood me. I am not suggesting that the factory soldered badly. :wink: The rest in # 6
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    happy :D
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    #9 17145356
    Józef Kłeczek
    Level 12  
    Hello
    Please carefully check Q101, Q102 and D101 and their surroundings. Most often, touching the tip of the meter to any of these elements restores the voice for a moment. The measurement with the meter does not show any damage to the element, while the replacement restores the voice permanently. Heating the audio amplifier circuit actually accelerates its decay, but the elements Q102 Q102 and D101 are so close that it increases their temperature causes the sound to drop out.
    best regards
  • #10 17145970
    badael
    Level 26  
    Replace SMD cond. with 4 and 11 pin TPA3110 (1uF 16V).
  • #11 17146579
    karelkarel
    Level 12  
    I have this tv model in the workshop. In my case, the SMD C138 (1uF) capacitor was faulty.
  • #12 17146756
    11111olo
    Level 42  
    I shorted one leg of the transistor to ground near the TPA and that resolved the matter.

Topic summary

The THOMSON 32HA3103 television experiences sound issues where audio fades after 15-20 minutes of operation, with volume adjustments having no effect. A temporary fix is achieved by momentarily shutting down the device. Suggestions for resolution include checking and potentially replacing the TPA3110 power amplifier, inspecting components Q101, Q102, and D101, and replacing SMD capacitors associated with the amplifier. Users recommend soldering techniques and heat management to address the problem, with some reporting success by shorting a transistor leg near the TPA. The discussion emphasizes the importance of proper soldering and component integrity in resolving audio issues.
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