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tvc sharp LC-32LE144E main 32LE244_main BD Rev: 1.02 only red led stand-by

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  • #1 18647557
    misterbinn
    Level 6  
    hello everyone, in this tv the red led remains always on steady, and it does not light up either from the on-off button or from the remote control, the 5v are present, can it be a flash memory problem or other problems?
    thanks
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  • #3 18651478
    VINZA
    Level 20  
    Hello, check the output voltages from U2 and U3, they must be exact, otherwise replace the corresponding integrated. Many defects of these frames are to be attributed to these 2 ic.
    Here the wiring diagram with the exact voltages.
  • #4 18652321
    misterbinn
    Level 6  
    hello, in fact I was thinking I give U2 and U3 the first one delivers 2.2v and the second 0v, I see if I can recover them from some card, I replace them and I update you

    thanks
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  • #5 18652332
    bazi1962
    Level 21  
    misterbinn wrote:
    could it be a flash memory problem or other problems?

    Of course it can.
  • #6 18652720
    misterbinn
    Level 6  
    in fact I also tried to reprogram the flash several times even replacing the chip but without results, then measuring the voltages I realized that U2 delivers 2.2v instead of 1.3v and U3 delivers 0v instead of 1.8v so first you need to restore the two voltages replacing both U2 and U3
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  • #7 18653001
    VINZA
    Level 20  
    Before replacing the integrated circuits, check that there is no short circuit downstream of them.
  • #8 18655246
    misterbinn
    Level 6  
    after removing U2 and U3 I checked the presence of any output short circuits but fortunately everything is normal, as soon as available I will replace them and update you
  • #9 18677990
    misterbinn
    Level 6  
    hi, I replaced U2 and U3, now the voltages 1.3v and 1.8v are present, the TV only turns on that sometimes it freezes with a loud audio noise and noise on the image, it no longer responds to commands, in this phase it does not the 1.8v are present because the enable voltage is missing by disconnecting the mains plug and reattaching it it turns on and works normally, it has been on for several hours now it is ok, I think of a problem on the processor, possibly the main is to be replaced, let's see how it goes
  • #10 18678071
    VINZA
    Level 20  
    Hi, try to update the software.
  • #11 18678219
    misterbinn
    Level 6  
    Can't find a file to flash via USB?
  • #13 18678653
    misterbinn
    Level 6  
    update performed, is this enough or is it better to flash the eprom with the 8 mb bin file?
  • #15 18683081
    misterbinn
    Level 6  
    I updated from the sharp site now okay, thanks for the advice
  • #16 20052434
    SimoneFerri
    Level 2  
    a me è capitato ic u4 sulla main board in corto si surriscaldava da bruciar
  • #17 20741466
    flashh
    Level 25  
    I'll connect to the topic. The effect is that only the LED lights up and there is no reaction to ON. I bought W25Q64FVSIG and I've been loading various loads but with no effect. Voltage OK. Are there any other faults of this type in this model? Surprisingly, there was no indication that the original memory was damaged because I read it and saved the batch without any problems.
    Maybe you have some ideas
    Regards

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a Sharp LC-32LE144E television that remains in standby mode with a steady red LED light. The user suspects a potential issue with the flash memory or other components. Responses suggest checking the output voltages from integrated circuits U2 and U3, which were found to be incorrect. After replacing these components, the user reported improved voltage readings but encountered new issues, including freezing and audio noise. Suggestions included checking for short circuits, updating the software, and flashing the EEPROM. Ultimately, the user successfully updated the TV's software from the Sharp website, resolving the initial problem.
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