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Summary of Contents for TPE1.0U PA

Page 1: ...agram 99 Control diagram 100 HDMI I O control diagram 101 HDMI supply diagram 102 Main Tuner diagram 103 Channel decoder diagram 104 Audio amplifier diagram 105 Audio Source Selection diagram 106 IF SAW filter diagram 107 MPIF main supply diagram 108 Video source selection diagram 109 PDC diagram 110 Audio output diagram 111 Side AV diagram 112 Key control diagram 113 D De es sc cr ri ip pt ti io ...

Page 2: ...0 2 0 042MF231D 370 Back to cover Revision List Version Release Date Revision History A00 Jun 12 2006 Initial release Draft Version ...

Page 3: ...h broad evaluation Accordingly a servicer who uses a service procedure or tool which is not recommended by PHILIPS must first satisfy himself thoroughly that neither his safety nor the safe operation of the equipment will be jeopardized by the service method selected WARNING Use of substitute replacement parts which do not have the same specified safety characteristics may create shock fire or oth...

Page 4: ... in electric shock fire hazard or product failure If any foreign objects e g water liquid and metallic chip or dust entered the Module the power supply voltage to the Module must be turned off immediately Also never push objects of any kind into the Module as they may touch dangerous voltage point or make short circuits that could result in fire hazard or electric shock If smoke offensive smell or...

Page 5: ...in the specification To ensure reliable operation of the Module and to protect it from overheating do not wrap or cover it with a cloth or like a sheet during power on period Also do not place the Module in a confined space or any other places of poor ventilation If you continue to watch the naked screen without filter glass for a long time your eyes could be fatigued We recommend you rest your ey...

Page 6: ...is recommended to wear the conductive clothes and shoes use conductive floor mats and take other measures to minimize the static electricity All the equipments and tools must be connected to the ground and protected from static electricity When you deliver or transfer the PDP module always use anti static bag If any device that can generate the high voltage is located nearby the PDP module it coul...

Page 7: ...connector If you forcibly draw the cable the electric wire in the cable can be exposed or broken It may result in fire hazard or electric shock When you carry the Module it should be done with at least two workers in order to avoid any unexpected accidents Be careful not to touch the panel glass surface while the PDP module is operating because there is a possibility of getting a burn injury due t...

Page 8: ...mV Digital out Rear 1 Audio Digital audio out only for ATSC mode Television NTSC standard ATSC standard TV RF input system NTSC analog ATSC terrestrial 8 VSB and cable 16 VSB or 256 QAM TV RF input level 10mV 80dBuV typical 25dBuV 100dBuV receiving Audio Power Speaker output 10w x 2 with T H D 10 Power input sources 90 264V 50 60 3Hz Power Power consumption 450 W on average 1W in standby mode powe...

Page 9: ... on NTSC Typical 1 100 cd Minimum 850 cd PAL Typical 1 000 cd Minimum 800 cd 9 Contrast Ratio 2 in dark room peak algorithm on NTSC Typical 10 000 1 Minimum 5 000 1 PAL Typical 5 000 1 Minimum 3 000 1 10 Brightness Full white Brightness NTSC Minimum 170 cd Typical 200 cd PAL Minimum 160 cd Typical 200 cd 11 Viewing Angle 3 Over 160 Note 1 Luminance and Color Coordinates are the values that were me...

Page 10: ... 44 651 25 63 765 25 11 199 25 26 543 25 45 657 25 64 771 25 12 205 25 27 549 25 46 663 25 65 777 25 13 211 25 28 555 25 47 669 25 66 783 25 29 561 25 48 675 25 67 789 25 30 567 25 49 681 25 68 795 25 31 573 25 50 687 25 69 801 25 32 579 25 51 693 25 z NAFTA analog cable channels table Ch Freq Ch Freq Ch Freq Ch Freq 01 73 25 31 265 25 66 475 25 100 649 25 32 271 25 67 481 25 101 655 25 02 55 25 3...

Page 11: ...display modes SDTV 640 720 x 480i EDTV 640 720 x 480p HDTV 1920 x1080i 1280 x 720p YPbPr display modes 480i and 480p 720p 60Hz 1080i 60Hz Electrical for AV TV signal While no signal on external inputs screen goes black after 10 minutes z TV RF input system NTSC analog ATSC terrestrial 8 VSB and cable 16 VSB or 256 QAM z TV RF input level 10mV 80dBuV typical 25dBuV 100dBuV receiving capability term...

Page 12: ...Operating 0 to 2 000 m Storage 0 to 9 000 m Shipping 0 to 9 000 m 4 Air pressure Operating 795 to 1013 mbar Storage 300 to 1013 mbar Shipping 300 to 1013 mbar HDMI Pin Assignments Pin Description Pin Description 1 T M D S Data 2 11 T M D S Clock Shield 2 T M D S Data 2 Shield 12 T M D S Clock 3 T M D S Data 2 13 CEC 4 T M D S Data 1 14 NC 5 T M D S Data 1 Shield 15 SCL 6 T M D S Data 1 16 SDA 7 T ...

Page 13: ...or Power On On On Active 450W Blue LED Standby Off Off Off 1W Blank LED DC Switch off Off Off Off 1W Blank LED Remote Control Receiver 42MF231D 37 shall provide an infra red IR optical detector on its front panel for use as the receiver for remote controller signal The IR communication protocol shall conform to RC 6 standard The required operating distance of the remote control as given in the fol...

Page 14: ... Connect the Set Top Box to the TV using an HDMI connector cable Connect the antenna cable to the antenna input of the Set Top Box Connect the antenna cable to the antenna input of the Set Top Box Connect a second antenna cable form the Set Top Box to the TV After connecting all cables or devices switch on the TV ...

Page 15: ...les for recording on the DVD After connecting all cables or devices switch on the TV Connect the two antenna cables for DVD Recording After connecting all cables or devices switch on the TV Connect the Component Video plugs into their corresponding jacks For audio connect alternatively connect red white Audio cables ...

Page 16: ...cable yellow to the Video input of AV1 AV2 or AV3 Connect a Audio L R cables to the Audio L R AV1 AV2 or AV3 input of TV Connect the VCR with the S video cable to the S video input of AV3 or Side AV Connect the Audio L R cables to the Audio L R AV3 or Side input of TV Connect the antenna cable signal to the VCR and connect an antenna cable from VCR to the antenna input of TV ...

Page 17: ...difficulties acquiring weaker signals we suggest you see Weak Signal Installation feature Here s how 1 In the antenna mode select a channel from the displayed list of TV channels Select the start by red button on the remote control TV set will detect the signal 2 The signal strength is continuously displayed and updated as the antenna rotates When strength is enough to identify user can store the ...

Page 18: ...to cover Most of these interfaces are located at the back panel There s also a group of connectors located on the side of this device for easier access The following figures depict these A V connectors Back Panel A V Connectors ...

Page 19: ...Volume up Increase Volume up Menu Enter Exit OSD menu Enter Exit OSD menu el nnel Down Chann Menu Select Down Menu Select Down Cha Channel Menu Select Up Menu Select Up Channel up Access main menu by pressing MENU key se decrease via Volume keys Select function via Channel keys increa Volume are also for Volume Hot Key both TV and PC modes ...

Page 20: ...nnel list MENU ss to activate OSD menu 2 1 Pre and back to previous level of OSD Exit OSD MUTE und or restore it Mute so INFO ress to display information 2 FORMA to toggle among screen T 1 P about the selected TV channel Channel number format signal Sound mode Mode Virtual Dolby surround CC Analog Lang Rating Sleep timer Press to proceed commend for function which require press in red 1 Press Auto...

Page 21: ...4 9 Movie expand 16 9 16 9 subtitle Wide screen Smart sound Personal Speech Musi c Movies Multimedia Volume Balance Headphone volume Sound mode Stereo Virtual Dolby Surround Alternate audio Main SAP Digital audio language English French Canadian Spanish Mono Stereo Stereo Mono AVL Off On Sound volume Delta Closed captions Off On On during mute Features Sleep timer Lock after Channel lock TV rating...

Page 22: ...t Black White Red Green Blue Yellow Magenta Cyan Features p Digital caption references options Background Opacity Default Solid T ransparent Translucent Flashing OSD Normal Min Show emergency alerts Always Skip low priority Skip medium low Menu pre s e PIN ference Chang Preferences Reset AV settings Start now AV1 AV2 AV3 HDMI None Recorder DVD SAT Game Digital STB PVR HD Cable Other Side None Came...

Page 23: ...1D 370 Back to cover OSD Layer 1 2 3 4 Language English Francais Espanol Auto program Start now Antenna Cable Weak channel Installation Installation Software upgrade Current software Info Local Upgrades applications ...

Page 24: ...enu Use cursor up down on the left panel The right panel sh highlighted in the left panel Note Sometimes not all the m screen Use cursor down to scroll down to additional items Use the The content of the right panel is moved to the and the right panel shows the content of the newly highlighted item in the left panel Note In some cases you will wan your screen while adjusting settings This means th...

Page 25: ...n When Antenna is selected the TV will detect antenna signals and will search for antenna TV NTSC and ATSC channels available in your loc area When company supplied signal sand will search for cab TV NTSC ATSC QAM modulated channels available in your area Make sure that registratio le n with your cable TV 5 een button Next on the remote channels must be unlocked in order to to 6 on Start to start ...

Page 26: ...ak channel installation allows you to man z and thus optimize signal quality for that channel See Installation menu Weak channel installation Once you have searched for the available Antenna as well as the Cable TV channels they are stored z the memory If Antenna cable s gnal is interrupted more than ten minutes TV will go into off mode You are requested to z press Power button or CH button to tur...

Page 27: ...tion for broad we suggest you use Weak Signal Installation feature H 1 In the ante button on the remote control TV set will detect the signal When strength is enough to identify user can store the channel in the channel list b the remote control This menu allows y USB upgrade initiate an upgrade procedure from a USB portable memory not supplied The memory It is possible to device must be filled wi...

Page 28: ... to control the settings of special TV func devices The Prefe occasionally The Source me The Clock menu allows you to use your TV as a c correct working of the Lock after feature 1 Press the MENU button or down key and press 3 e cursor right key again to select Sound 4 or ri Sound preferences menu 2 Select Setup with the curs the cursor right key to select the Preferences menu Press th preferences...

Page 29: ... an conversations while the TV program is in progress Captions will appear on the screen during captioned Select Captions service Press the cursor right key Select the desired Caption CC 1 2 3 or 4 Dialogue an Usually CC1 is the most used CC 2 may be used for alternate languages if they are being transmitted 1 2 3 or 4 Often use programs news weather informations or stock market reports Not all Ca...

Page 30: ...se caption display character back ground color or one of the of the S secondary language which is a translation of the captions in the primary Caption Service The oth service subchannels are not pre assigned It is up to the discretion of the individual caption provider to utilize the remaining service channels This allows you to modi options to change the visual characteristics of your TV s digita...

Page 31: ...ilability of Closed Caption service the audio language the rating sleep timer setup is displayed Minimum activates the display of reduced channel information e 1 When Closed Captions is switched on continuous display of is not possible mergency Alert when content browsing with analogue video sour 2 This allows you to select the alert prior The standard SCTE18 defines an Emergency Alert signalling ...

Page 32: ...Emergen Press the cursor right key and select one of the Emergency alerts Always You always want available Emergency alert messages to be disp Skip low priority You want low level messages to be ignored Skip low medium priority You only want the high priority messa You al The message display will overlap whatever menu element or other messa t Select Set or If no PIN code exists the menu item is se...

Page 33: ...elected input g Audio In a list appears allowing you to Analog Audio In device has a DVI output connector only the video signal is transmitted in digital R Select Source in the Setup men Press the cursor right to enter the l Select the accessory device with the cursor up down When you select AV1 AV2 AV3 HDMI1 Side or Analo identify which type of accessory device is attached to this input The TV de...

Page 34: ... the Setup menu the Auto clock mode automatically or manually Auto clock channel only available when Auto clock mode is set to Automatic the TV Typically time de the Auto clock channel menu item can not Time Day only available when Auto clock mode is set to Manual f Auto clock mode Manual has Time Zone only available when Auto clock mode is set to Automatic lay for your local time l time zone Sele...

Page 35: ...ut you receive channels from other areas where daylight sav signals are broadcasted Select Daylight saving Press the cursor right key to select Automatic time based on specially broadcasted signals Select Off to disable automatic clock correction T Press the overview of the menus you can select Note Depending on the input signal one or more menu items may not be lectable 1 Picture me menu items ar...

Page 36: ...se Warm red and Cool blue colors to suit personal preferences rm to Tint s you to select the picture s color mix or hue Picture format performs the same as the FORMAT button on the remote control Select Sma specific factory settings Personal refers to the personal preference settings of picture in the picture menu Note This Mag which typically use fluorescent lighting As your home will likely not ...

Page 37: ...es Sound mode modes for more spatial or surround sound reproduction dependent on the broadcast Alternate audio only selectable with analog broadcast signals ond Audio Program SAP when it is Press the cursor right key to enter the so Select the menu items with the cursor up down key a key Reme Select Smart s factory settings of Treble and Bass Press the cursor right key to enter the list Press the ...

Page 38: ...Corrects for an Select Features in the TV Settings menu Press the cursor right key enter the features menu ht Closed captions ansmitted CC or CS text on the screen according to your chosen CC or CS service Sleeptimer me period after which the TV automatically turns to standby ht key or up down key The list will have values from Off to 180 minutes other time set to Select the menu items with the cu...

Page 39: ...an still be tuned but the picture is blanked and the audio is muted Press the cursor right and select Timer On or Off d to enter your PIN See Set Change PIN Follow ursor right This allows you to set the time after which the lock is set ss OK to confirm Channel lock to completely lock a certain TV channel or external source Select the channels or When set to On this allows you to set the clock When...

Page 40: ...nge PIN p 18 If the code is correct the TV ratings lock menu reappears Select another content based rating if you like and press OK again Age based Rating Content based Rating All none None none TV Y none TV Y7 FV Fantasy Violence TV G none TV PG D Dialog L ex V Language S S Violence TV 14 L ex V D Dialog Language S S Violence TV MA L ex D Dialog Language S S ratings on the list without re enterin...

Page 41: ...ing intense violence intense sexual situations suggestive dialogue and strong language TV MA programs are designed to be viewed by adults and may be unsuitable for children under the age of 17 These programs may contain graphic violence explicit sexual activity and or crude or indecent language Movie ratings lock you to control access to individual movies based on their MPAA ratings Motion This fu...

Page 42: ...nd may be unsuitable for children under the age of 17 Parental guidance or permission needed NC 17 ental permission forbidden under age 17 More offensive sex violence even with par or bad language X rally focus on sex violence and or bad language Also known as movies which gene pornography Prefered channels talled is marked as preferred by default and added to the channel list This A channel when ...

Page 43: ... enter the list Select an age based Region rating with content based ratings with the cursor right and select one content based rating Press OK to activate de activate the selected rating You are asked to enter your P Set Change PIN p 17 If the code is correct the Region ratings lock menu reappears Select another content based rating if you like and press OK again ratings on the list without re en...

Page 44: ...just the picture position to the center of the screen with the cursor left right or up down buttons on the remote control This may be needed due to slight differences in output signals from different brands and types of HD sources boxes Notes Most High Definition receiver boxes also have picture positioning controls in their menu systems If the TV cursor controls run out of range before the pictur...

Page 45: ...g system is wrong Go to www usasupport magnavox com to see which operating systems are supported After images appear Do not allow a still picture to be displayed for an extended period as this can cause a permanent after image to remain on the Plasma TV Examples of still pictures include logos video games computer images and Teletext Note The permanent after image on the Plasma TV resulting from f...

Page 46: ...NEL module Check the voltage of 1001 port PIN1 2 16V PIN3 STB5V Check the CN902 of OFPB board PIN1 2 16V Check the all voltage on main board whether normal Checking correlative power circuit Measure the frequency of 1H00 27MHZ 1LA0 16MHZ 1T11 25 14MHZ Check the two capacitances of every Crystal oscillators if normal replace the crystal oscillator Check 1403 LVDS Port LVDS wire and peripheral circu...

Page 47: ...ncy of 1LD6 16Mhz er normal Measure 3 Measure PNX2015 peripheral circuit wheth have short bad soldering and so on 1 Measure the voltage of PNX8852 whether 2 the frequency of AH11 27Mhz r HDMI mode abnormal Test 1I06 Port Pin whether have short or bad soldering Measure 5B00 voltage 5V Measures the PIN of IC 7B02 and check peripheral parts whether have short bad soldering and so on normal Measure 3 ...

Page 48: ...easure the voltage of IC PNX3000 at pin49 64 14 28 35 42 39 110 5V Check correlative power circuit 1 Check the voltage of IC 2 y of 3 X2015 PNX2015 is normal Measure the frequenc 1LD6 16Mhz Check the IC PN peripheral parts whether have short or bad soldering 1 Check the voltage of 2 y of 3 X8852 NG OK NG OK NG OK OK PNX8852 is normal Measure the frequenc AH11 27Mhz Check the IC PN peripheral parts...

Page 49: ...it Check the signal of IA46 whether normal Check 5A18 and 2A90 whether have short or bad soldering Check the voltage of U3 5V and check the IC of 7A11 peripheral parts whether have short or bad soldering Checking 5V power circuit Check the voltage of IA03 5V and IA04 8V Check correlative power circuit OK NG NG NG NG OK OK OK T ...

Page 50: ...16V Measure the Voltage input as follow 3 3V 7 8PIN STB5V 12V 2PIN 5V 4PIN 8 03 1PIN 12V 4PIN 1 8V 5PIN 1 2V 6PIN 3 3 1U01 12V 7U28 2PIN 7U28 3PIN 2 5V 7U00 11PIN 1 2V 5002 5V 7U25 5 6 7U25 1 3PIN 5V 2 4PIN 7U03 5 6PIN 12V 4PIN 2 5V 7U01 7 8PIN 12V 1 6PIN 3 3V V 70 V OK Check the OK NG correlative circuit ...

Page 51: ...e data have to be re adjust It is advised to re soldered DDC IC and main EEPROM fro board have been replaced in this case the white balance data does not need to be re adjust ipments list Chroma Fluck54200 video signal generator 1set RF cable 1pcs ion and Adjustment process 1 Preparation z Connect rear z The setting of Fluck54200 is 187 25Mhz 80db z Turn power of PDP and test instrument on z Befor...

Page 52: ... main menu press DOWN to next page and select Store press OK key then the OSD will show store completed e Reboot the ed Adjustment stand of white Balance chang TV set the white balance setting is Normal Cool Warm CCT 10900º K 13500 K 6500º K º x 276 5 267 314 5 5 y 283 5 272 324 5 5 ...

Page 53: ... of the filename is the revision of the software and the file size is about 9875K 2 of the PDP TV set c Enter the user menu select Installation software upgrade Local upgrades application with IR are from USB automatically In Software u ere are main application software and parameter need to be updated fo USB Main Application Soft plication il uld be the file which is named as hja5usecotpv_dev_RXX...

Page 54: ...moter to do Upgrade now e If the software version you selected is equal or older than current one the OSD for confirmation will be displayed choose YES FORMAT key to upgrade and No key to cancel the upgrade else the software will be upgraded automatically When the upgrade is finished automatically reboot the set f ...

Page 55: ...d Th rface 4 Power Board Supply Power for Panel and Image Board 5 KEY Board POWER Signal Source MENU CH CH VOL VOL Part apt t 1 BEZEL REAR COVER STAND GLASS FILTER 2 Panel and its boards 3 RCA plug Panel Module Image Board PCB SMPS Power Down Control PCB Side AV PCB CN904 to 1001 CN5008 to CN8003 CN4001 to CN8086 Key to 1402 1403 to 1001 to CN903 CN8001 to CN902 1410 to side Key Board PCB Function...

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Page 59: ...0 59 0 042MF231D 370 Back to cover Block diagram of PDP PANEL module ...

Page 60: ...CVBS II17 16 GARY STAIR OF CVBS II17 The wave of the video signal form WHITE SCREEN SIGNAL OF CVBS II17 2 S VIDEO 8 COLOR BAR OF S VIDEO C SIGNAL I809 8 COLOR BAR OFS VIDEO Y SIGNAL I810 16 GARY STAIR OF S VIDEO Y SIGNAL I810 WHITE SCREEN OF S VIDEO Y SIGNAL I810 ...

Page 61: ...F231D 370 Back to cover PONENT SIGNAL 8 COLOR BAR OF YpbPr 720p Pb SIGNAL I807 3 YPbPr COM 8 COLOR BAR OF YpbPr 720P Y SIGNAL I805 8 COLOR BAR OF YpbPr 720p Pr SIGNAL I804 WHITE SCREEN OF YpbPr 720p Y SIGNAL I805 ...

Page 62: ...nput Power Connector in Y Drive Board is named as CN5003 2 The Input Power Connector in X Drive Board is named as CN4004 3 The Input Power Connector in Logi CN2026 4 The Input Power Connector in Address Buffer Board is named as CN2601 Wiring diagram of PDP W c Board is named as ...

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Page 67: ...e 15K1067 11 1A 1 Side AV Bracket 9965 000 39178 715K1974 1 1 IR PCB 9965 000 39184 715K1891 1 1 Side AV PCB Need update J15K1053 18L 1A 1 Bracket Hold L 9965 000 39181 715K2085 2 1 Power PCB Need update 15K5994 M 2 Stand Cover 9965 000 39179 715K3138 158 662 7103 1 Main board PCB Need update J15K1056 37 2D 1 PCB Plate Need update J15K1053 18R 1A 1 Bracket Hold R Need update J15K1081 1 1A 2A 3A 1 ...

Page 68: ... showed 1 2 Remove the seven black colored screws around the terminals as the green pane showed 2 3 Remove the Sixteen black colored screws around the back cover as the blue pane showed 3 4 Carefully prize up the back cover from the left of the PDP 5 5 Carefully remove the Back Cover from the top of the PDP and store in a safe place 6 Done ...

Page 69: ... the d howe 2 Remov ilver fla 3 Remov ack sc 4 Re ilver sc 5 Re l holde emove the four sliv crews 1 and remo l s from panel holde irection arrowed s d e the four s t screws 2 e the two bl move the two s rews 3 rews 4 move the pane r from PDP 1 2 3 2 4 ZOOM 2 Panel Holder Pa sta nel nd CN901 CN CN903 902 5 6 Disconnect CN90 N903 from PDC 7 Remove th ur s d remove the PDC board 1 CN902 and C board e...

Page 70: ...ffix the aluminum foil if it s broken must change a new one otherwise the EMI can be affected 3 Remove the four silver screw around the PANEL corner 3 4 Two people hold the panel holder 1 and 2 respectively then uplift the panel module and move it out form the front cover Bezel and store in a safe place 2 1 Remove the eight silver flat screws around the two panel holder 1 3 3 3 3 Panel Holder 1 ...

Page 71: ...PANEL Intern iew al v 71 0 042MF231D 370 Back to cover 0 ...

Page 72: ... Blue with 1023 10Bit gray level The display efect specifications define the allowed limits for display cell defects a are used as the criteria in determining whether a panel should be allowed Back to cover Flickerin cell d nd Specification Item Number of cell defects Distance between cell defects Zone A 3 and less Non lighting cell defect Zone B 8 and less Non extinguishing cell defect Zone A 0 Z...

Page 73: ...F231D 370 Back to cover Defects of Glass filter z But the distance between defects must be over 30mm Any defect without prescribed contents on the specifications shall be settled on deliberation by both parties z ...

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Page 127: ...965 000 39187 USB CABLE 360MM 95K8013 4702 JT 9965 000 39188 AUDIO CABLE 400MM 95K8013 6701 JT 9965 000 39189 IR CABLE 750MM 95K8013 8701 JT 9965 000 39190 SIDE AV CABLE 970MM 95K8013 1070 1JT 9965 000 39191 12V TO 16V POWER CABLE 95K8013 1070 2JT 9965 000 39192 16V 5V POWER CABLE 95K8013 1170 2JT 9965 000 39193 2 PIN CABLE 95K8021 370 3JT 9965 000 39194 SHIELD WIRE HARNESS 95K8021 3 911 9965 000 ...

Page 128: ... V4 12 9965 000 39208 ASSY PCB BUFFER F 705PS42 V4 13 9965 000 39209 ASSY PCB BUFFER Y UPER 705PS42 V4 14 9965 000 39210 ASSY PCB BUFFER Y LOWER 705PS42 V4 15 9965 000 39211 ASSY PCB LOGIC BOARD 705PS42 V4 16 9965 000 39212 ASSY PCB Y MAIN 705PS42 V4 17 9965 000 39213 ASSY PCB X MAIN 705PS42 V4 18 9965 000 39214 SMPS ...

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