Troubleshooting
To check out the oscilloscope
5Disconnect the display ribbon cable from the system board. Then check the signals on the system board listed in Table
Table | Display Signals on the System Board – All Oscilloscopes |
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| Signal | Name | Frequency | Pulse Width | Voltage |
| J900 Pin 14 | Hsync | 19.72 kHz | 3.0 ms | 4.5 |
| J900 Pin 13 | Vsync | 60.00 Hz | 253.5 ms | 4.5 |
If the signals are good, replace the display assembly.
If the signals are not good, replace the system board.
6Disconnect the ribbon cable from the display board.
7Check the low voltage power supply. Go to “To check the Low Voltage Power Supply” on page
If the voltages are within the test limits, replace the display assembly. If the voltages are not within the test limits, follow these steps:
a Disconnect the power cord.
b Disconnect the ribbon cable from the power supply.
c Connect the dummy load to the power supply connector.
d Connect the power cord. Then measure the power supply voltages again. See the new tolerances in Table
Table | Low Voltage Power Supply Tolerances | |
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| Supply Voltage | Tolerance |
| +5.1 V | ±153 mV (+4.947 V to +5.253 V) |
| ±156 mV | |
| +15.75 V | +1.260 V, |
| +3.3 V | ±100 mV (+3.20 V to +3.40 V) |
If the voltages are within the test limits now, replace the system board.
If the voltages are still not within the test limits, replace the power supply.