Pioneer SD-582HD5 58" Rear Projection HDTV-Ready Television Logo
Anonymous Posted on Nov 25, 2007

Help When main power is turned on, it directly goes to standby and there is no picture nor sound? We were told it was something to do with the projector, but is uncertain as to what direct part that may be. If anyone has had a similar problem or may no in the direction we should go I would appreciate it. thanks

  • Anonymous Dec 03, 2007

    It was the fuses i think there is a short in the menu buttons everytime i use them it happens other wise it works great thanks

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A common failure with these symptoms in the SD582HD5 is the SMPS module (switch mode power supply). The supply can be removed and what you'll find are ring cracks, together with some possible component failures are causing you the symptoms you're describing.
Reflow solder on all the pin connections and heat sinked components. Test fuses F201 (6.3a) & F202 (5a) for open and replace if necessary. This should restore normal power-up but you may still have a problem with convergence. When the SMPS fails in these units they usually go in a surge. The greatest weakness in these sets is the convergence circuit. And it is possible that the SMPS could cause failure of the convergence amps. If this happens you'll have to replace he amps also. This unit takes two STK392-110's but I recommend you replace them with STK392-150's for greater reliability. However, test the convergence after the SMPS repair and see if it's even necessary.
Bill

  • Anonymous Dec 03, 2007

    The fuse alone could not be the problem.. Fuses are symptoms never the cause. More likely you have some ring crack issues on the board and that adds undue electrical and heat stress on that circuit. Eventually, whatever component is involved, will probably fail... You're better off getting the set repaired now before causing some serious damage. Ring cracked components like that can usually be done on an in-home service call... Just my opinion.

    Bill

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