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69. Maintenance for no display faults 4-1
We talk about how to repair the fault of no display in this lesson.
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We talk about how to repair the fault of no display in this lesson

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Let's look at the reset signal

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In fact, the reset judgment method and the detection judgment method are exactly the same

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The reset pin is here,

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What if there is an infinity or a short circuit when we measure the reset?

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LCT_RESET_N is the reset signal of the display

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Let's take a look at its line

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There is a CR6400 outside

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This CR6400 is an anti-static protection diode

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If it is corroded by water and damaged,

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it will cause us to measure this point as a short circuit to ground

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We must first remove this component CR6400

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because it is connected to the ground wire GND at one end, the gray end

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This end is connected to the reset line

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So what would it cause if it was damaged?

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lead to leakage, resulting in a short circuit,

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at this time, we can remove it

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We take down this CR6400 and face two situations

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First, the reset signal of pin 22 is not short-circuited,

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basically we have repaired it, and the screen can display

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Second, the reset signal of pin 22 is still short-circuited

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At this time, if the CPU has not been repaired,

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and there is no tin explosion around,

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there is basically no repair value, and we can just return the machine to the customer

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Because this CPU is more likely to be damaged

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We can also remove the CPU and re-solder it, no longer short circuit,

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that is, the fault is repaired, but this situation is very rare,

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because if there is no tin explosion around the CPU,

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you can't re-solder the CPU and it will be fine

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This is a short circuit, and there is another case of infinity

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If the reset signal is measured to be infinite,

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we don't need to care about the CR6400,

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because the reset signal is directly connected to the CPU

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The ground value we measure is the ground value it leads to the CPU

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When we measure this infinity,

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we remove the CPU and re-solder

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Two scenarios for re-soldering a CPU

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The first case is that the value is restored,

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which means that the fault has been repaired and the screen can be displayed

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The second case is that the value is still infinite, which is not very easy to fix

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Either a board layer problem or a CPU problem

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Remove the CPU, find the corresponding reset point on the CPU,

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and test whether the CPU itself is infinite

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If there is an infinity on the CPU,

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it can't be fixed, just return it to the customer

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As for whether the fault on the CPU can be repaired,

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and whether the problem of the board can be repaired,

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we will talk about it later

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Well, this is a problem with the reset, how do we judge

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Okay, that's it for this lesson

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