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Clyde
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Fri Aug 27, 2010 7:56 am   



Hi. Just got a Digimate 17 inch monitor with no display. Found a bad
shottky diode on the inverter PCB so I replaced that and the fuse, now I
have a screen, however after a few minutes it starts to flicker badly,
on the inverter the transformer on the side I replaced the diode is
getting hot. After a bit of tracing I have found a small SMD (8 pin,
looks like an IC) which is shorted to all pins. I am unable to read the
tiny writing on top and can find no information on what the part is.
Does anyone have any idea, or possibly a schematic. Judging by the way
it is connected (there is an identical one on the other side of the
inverter, dual lamp) I think it may actually be a special kind of zener
diode.

Anyway some numbers, the monitor is a Digimate L-1715 ( I believe the
inverter is used in a variety of other brands ). The inverter PCB is
part number IV185030HX. The part I need is identified as Q3 (maybe a
transistor?)

Can anyone help?

who where
Guest

Sat Aug 28, 2010 3:00 am   



On Fri, 27 Aug 2010 07:56:07 +0100, Clyde
<mkdrummeyNOSPAMPLEASE_at_hotmail.com> wrote:

Quote:
Hi. Just got a Digimate 17 inch monitor with no display. Found a bad
shottky diode on the inverter PCB so I replaced that and the fuse, now I
have a screen, however after a few minutes it starts to flicker badly,
on the inverter the transformer on the side I replaced the diode is
getting hot. After a bit of tracing I have found a small SMD (8 pin,
looks like an IC) which is shorted to all pins. I am unable to read the
tiny writing on top and can find no information on what the part is.
Does anyone have any idea, or possibly a schematic. Judging by the way
it is connected (there is an identical one on the other side of the
inverter, dual lamp) I think it may actually be a special kind of zener
diode.

Anyway some numbers, the monitor is a Digimate L-1715 ( I believe the
inverter is used in a variety of other brands ). The inverter PCB is
part number IV185030HX. The part I need is identified as Q3 (maybe a
transistor?)

Best idea is to post this on www.badcaps.net as there are quite a
number of very experienced LCD monitor repair types lurking there.
And read the "how to post pics" advice first, to stay on the right
side of them Wink

Franc Zabkar
Guest

Sat Aug 28, 2010 9:07 am   



On Fri, 27 Aug 2010 07:56:07 +0100, Clyde
<mkdrummeyNOSPAMPLEASE_at_hotmail.com> put finger to keyboard and
composed:

Quote:
Hi. Just got a Digimate 17 inch monitor with no display. Found a bad
shottky diode on the inverter PCB so I replaced that and the fuse, now I
have a screen, however after a few minutes it starts to flicker badly,
on the inverter the transformer on the side I replaced the diode is
getting hot. After a bit of tracing I have found a small SMD (8 pin,
looks like an IC) which is shorted to all pins. I am unable to read the
tiny writing on top and can find no information on what the part is.
Does anyone have any idea, or possibly a schematic. Judging by the way
it is connected (there is an identical one on the other side of the
inverter, dual lamp) I think it may actually be a special kind of zener
diode.

Anyway some numbers, the monitor is a Digimate L-1715 ( I believe the
inverter is used in a variety of other brands ). The inverter PCB is
part number IV185030HX. The part I need is identified as Q3 (maybe a
transistor?)

Can anyone help?

I'm confused. At one point you say the mystery device is a special
zener diode, then you go on to say that it is a transistor. Are you
talking about two different components?

IME, 8-pin smd transistors are often MOSFETs. There is usually one
gate pin, and several drain and source pins.

Is there a control IC on the inverter board? If so, then its datasheet
may have an application circuit that is similar to yours.

- Franc Zabkar
--
Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email.

Clyde
Guest

Tue Aug 31, 2010 3:09 pm   



On 28/08/2010 09:07, Franc Zabkar wrote:
Quote:
On Fri, 27 Aug 2010 07:56:07 +0100, Clyde
mkdrummeyNOSPAMPLEASE_at_hotmail.com> put finger to keyboard and
composed:

Hi. Just got a Digimate 17 inch monitor with no display. Found a bad
shottky diode on the inverter PCB so I replaced that and the fuse, now I
have a screen, however after a few minutes it starts to flicker badly,
on the inverter the transformer on the side I replaced the diode is
getting hot. After a bit of tracing I have found a small SMD (8 pin,
looks like an IC) which is shorted to all pins. I am unable to read the
tiny writing on top and can find no information on what the part is.
Does anyone have any idea, or possibly a schematic. Judging by the way
it is connected (there is an identical one on the other side of the
inverter, dual lamp) I think it may actually be a special kind of zener
diode.

Anyway some numbers, the monitor is a Digimate L-1715 ( I believe the
inverter is used in a variety of other brands ). The inverter PCB is
part number IV185030HX. The part I need is identified as Q3 (maybe a
transistor?)

Can anyone help?

I'm confused. At one point you say the mystery device is a special
zener diode, then you go on to say that it is a transistor. Are you
talking about two different components?

IME, 8-pin smd transistors are often MOSFETs. There is usually one
gate pin, and several drain and source pins.

Is there a control IC on the inverter board? If so, then its datasheet
may have an application circuit that is similar to yours.

- Franc Zabkar

Sorry, the only letter I could read on the top was "N" which when I
checked online mentioned a zener diode. However it is labeled Q3 which
suggests otherwise. I have since found out it is an N channel MOSFET. It
does have 3 pins tied on one side, 4 on the other and a single pin. It
is short-circuit to all pins.

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