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After falling a glass of water, I cleaned the entire motherboard with isopropyl alcohol and everything works fine except the backlight and the LED screen, ie pictures but you can see this as having no brightness. Know if there is a fuse you can check. You can see on the picture that if you approach a light you can see the contents of the screen. Can anyone give me some help?
I can check the fuse as I have a multimeter, on the mosfet I have no idea how to check. If you can tell me exactly which elements and how you can prove greatly appreciate it. Thank you very much! Update The Serial Number is XXXXXXXXDRV6. The image of back of the logic board reverse.
Arturo, yes there is a fuse. It is reference designator F9700 and is a 3AMP 32V in a 467package. You will need a multimeter or ohm meter to check it for continuity. Also check the accompanying Mosfet. Any logic board repair will require special tools and great skills. If you can post an image of your logic board with your question, we can point out the parts to check. Hope this helps, good luck. Update F9700 is the fuse and Q9706 the power Mosfet FDC638APZ, Q9707 is a SSM6N15FEAPE
You need to check the voltage on the contacts. this is not easy and if your probes touch other contacts, you will cause further damage. You should get 12.4 Volts on those further update Here is the location of the LP8550 LED driver
Hello, I’m having similar problem, i’m getting 7.2V at the fuse, but based on the schematic, i should be getting about 12v. Is this correct? I’m also getting about 3v at the backlight enable. Would you have any suggestions as to what might be pulling my voltage down and also what is delivering the 12v power? Thanks.
i’m having the same problem. fuse has continuity and puts about 8volt. Would this typically be a driver problem or is it the mosfet?
did it started working i am also having the similar problem the backlight and led is very dim ..everything is been running fine ..i haven taken a service technician she said the motherboard may have been damaged ….is it true it related to the motherboard problems
