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QUESTION NO. P512-3: Acerview 76e monitor has a bad C327 (220pf 2 2kv), not only did R241 and R329 go but also R326 and R328 burnt up. I need the values of R326 and R328.
R326 = 3.9K, R328 = 4.7K, both 1/8 watt.
R320-56 K
c326-270pF x 500V
QUESTION NO. P511-7: Acer-7276e 17" monitor. R328, R32? (this resistor is connected at J174/R328 to GND, part of label on PCB is damaged by fire) and C326 are burned beyond recognition.
I do not have a chassis in front of me, but the common failure involves HOT Q302, FET Q301 = BSS89, R326 = 3.9K, R328 = 4.7K, R329 = 10K, R241 = 10K, C327 = 220 pF/3KV, and J013 = 3 Amp microfuse. So possibly your unknown resistor is R326 or R329. See if you can locate both those two resistors intact, or if one is your burnt one (missing).
QUESTION NO. P127-3: What type of transistor is Q301 in an Acer 7276e monitor? The monitor is not passing the Horiz drive signal past this transistor. I read 100 Ohms from base to emitter in both directions. Markings on the transistor are only J9 S S 89.
Q301 is BSS89, a small N-channel DMOS FET, made by Philips or Siemens, rated at 200 Volts, 0.3 Amp, 1 Watt, Rds[on] < 6 ohms. The pinout is S D G, despite Acer's misleading silkscreens, and it has an internal source-drain body diode. If this FET has died, you should also check the HOT = 2SC5048, C327 = 220 pF/2KV ceramic disk cap, J013 = 3 Amp picofuse, and resistors R241, R326, R328, R329.
QUESTION NO. P1022-1: AcerView 76E 7276e Monitor. I need a cross reference for a transistor location Q301 part number reads H8 S S 89.
Transistor Q301 is a BSS89 F.E.T. made by Siemens or Philips. The Philips device is available from Newark Electronics, among others. You should also check the following components Q382, J013 (picofuse), C327 (220pF @ 2KV, the original cause of the problem), R326, R241, R328, and R329.
QUESTION NO. P925-7: Acer View 7276e monitor. R241 was burned. I changed R241 = 10K ohms.C327 = 220 pF/2KV,Q301 = FET BSS89, R329 = 10K, and 3 Amp picofuse J013. Now the monitor seems to be work but it displays 2/3 of the screen vertically on the right and rest of 1/3 of the right side image displays on the left side.
First, check there is still continuity in the path going through R241, to pin #1 of the TDA4858 IC. If yes, then probably the TDA4858 itself needs replacing. Also check that ZD210 = 5.1 volt zener, is not leaky/shorted/missing; it is intended to protect pin #1 of that IC.
QUESTION NO. P918-2: Acer 1772e monitor. I need values for R241, C327 and R329.
In the US, this Acer chassis is the Acer 7276e. R241 & R329 are both 10K ohms, and C327 = 220 pF/2KV (a 3 KV replacement is better). It is also wise to check R326, R328, FET Q301 = BSS89, HOT Q302 = 2SC5048, ZD201 = 5.1V, IC201 = TDA4858, and 3 Amp microfuse J013 whenever C327 fails.
QUESTION NO. P925-7: Acer View 7276e monitor. R241 was burned. I changed R241 = 10K ohms.C327 = 220 pF/2KV,Q301 = FET BSS89, R329 = 10K, and 3 Amp picofuse J013. Now the monitor seems to be work but it displays 2/3 of the screen vertically on the right and rest of 1/3 of the right side image displays on the left side.
First, check there is still continuity in the path going through R241, to pin #1 of the TDA4858 IC. If yes, then probably the TDA4858 itself needs replacing. Also check that ZD210 = 5.1 volt zener, is not leaky/shorted/missing; it is intended to protect pin #1 of that IC.
QUESTION NO. P918-2: Acer 1772e monitor. I need values for R241, C327 and R329.
In the US, this Acer chassis is the Acer 7276e. R241 & R329 are both 10K ohms, and C327 = 220 pF/2KV (a 3 KV replacement is better). It is also wise to check R326, R328, FET Q301 = BSS89, HOT Q302 = 2SC5048, ZD201 = 5.1V, IC201 = TDA4858, and 3 Amp microfuse J013 whenever C327 fails.
QUESTION NO. P925-7: Acer View 7276e monitor. R241 was burned. I changed R241 = 10K ohms.C327 = 220 pF/2KV,Q301 = FET BSS89, R329 = 10K, and 3 Amp picofuse J013. Now the monitor seems to be work but it displays 2/3 of the screen vertically on the right and rest of 1/3 of the right side image displays on the left side.
First, check there is still continuity in the path going through R241, to pin #1 of the TDA4858 IC. If yes, then probably the TDA4858 itself needs replacing. Also check that ZD210 = 5.1 volt zener, is not leaky/shorted/missing; it is intended to protect pin #1 of that IC.
QUESTION NO. P918-2: Acer 1772e monitor. I need values for R241, C327 and R329.
In the US, this Acer chassis is the Acer 7276e. R241 & R329 are both 10K ohms, and C327 = 220 pF/2KV (a 3 KV replacement is better). It is also wise to check R326, R328, FET Q301 = BSS89, HOT Q302 = 2SC5048, ZD201 = 5.1V, IC201 = TDA4858, and 3 Amp microfuse J013 whenever C327 fails.
QUESTION NO. P1022-1: AcerView 76E 7276e Monitor. I need a cross reference for a transistor location Q301 part number reads H8 S S 89.
Transistor Q301 is a BSS89 F.E.T. made by Siemens or Philips. The Philips device is available from Newark Electronics, among others. You should also check the following components Q382, J013 (picofuse), C327 (220pF @ 2KV, the original cause of the problem), R326, R241, R328, and R329.
QUESTION NO. P512-3: Acerview 76e monitor has a bad C327 (220pf 2 2kv), not only did R241 and R329 go but also R326 and R328 burnt up. I need the values of R326 and R328.
R326 = 3.9K, R328 = 4.7K, both 1/8 watt.
QUESTION NO. P330-5: I need the value of r241 found burnt out in an Acerview 76e monitor.
The value of that resistor is 10k ohm 1/2 watt.
R241 = 10K ohms. Better also replace C327 = 220 pF/2KV, and check Q301 = FET BSS89, R329 = 10K, and 3 Amp picofuse J013.
QUESTION NO. P127-3: What type of transistor is Q301 in an Acer 7276e monitor? The monitor is not passing the Horiz drive signal past this transistor. I read 100 Ohms from base to emitter in both directions. Markings on the transistor are only J9 S S 89.
Q301 is BSS89, a small N-channel DMOS FET, made by Philips or Siemens, rated at 200 Volts, 0.3 Amp, 1 Watt, Rds[on] < 6 ohms. The pinout is S D G, despite Acer's misleading silkscreens, and it has an internal source-drain body diode. If this FET has died, you should also check the HOT = 2SC5048, C327 = 220 pF/2KV ceramic disk cap, J013 = 3 Amp picofuse, and resistors R241, R326, R328, R329.
QUESTION NO. P1022-1: AcerView 76E 7276e Monitor. I need a cross reference for a transistor location Q301 part number reads H8 S S 89.
Transistor Q301 is a BSS89 F.E.T. made by Siemens or Philips. The Philips device is available from Newark Electronics, among others. You should also check the following components Q382, J013 (picofuse), C327 (220pF @ 2KV, the original cause of the problem), R326, R241, R328, and R329.
QUESTION NO. P925-7: Acer View 7276e monitor. R241 was burned. I changed R241 = 10K ohms.C327 = 220 pF/2KV,Q301 = FET BSS89, R329 = 10K, and 3 Amp picofuse J013. Now the monitor seems to be work but it displays 2/3 of the screen vertically on the right and rest of 1/3 of the right side image displays on the left side.
First, check there is still continuity in the path going through R241, to pin #1 of the TDA4858 IC. If yes, then probably the TDA4858 itself needs replacing. Also check that ZD210 = 5.1 volt zener, is not leaky/shorted/missing; it is intended to protect pin #1 of that IC.
QUESTION NO. P918-2: Acer 1772e monitor. I need values for R241, C327 and R329.
In the US, this Acer chassis is the Acer 7276e. R241 & R329 are both 10K ohms, and C327 = 220 pF/2KV (a 3 KV replacement is better). It is also wise to check R326, R328, FET Q301 = BSS89, HOT Q302 = 2SC5048, ZD201 = 5.1V, IC201 = TDA4858, and 3 Amp microfuse J013 whenever C327 fails.
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