PM 3055 scopes do not power up

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Samuel M. Goldwasser

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Someone asked me about these oscilloscopes. Apparently he has a dozen
of them that do not power up. No display or backlight on the LCD. Yes,
AC power is set correctly. I haven't seen them so don't really have any
more info.

Anything common with these?

Thanks!

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sam@repairfaq.org (Samuel M. Goldwasser) writes:

Someone asked me about these oscilloscopes. Apparently he has a dozen
of them that do not power up. No display or backlight on the LCD. Yes,
AC power is set correctly. I haven't seen them so don't really have any
more info.

Anything common with these?
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Should have mentioned that these are Philips analog scopes in case
the model is ambiguous.

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On 18 Oct 2009 13:15:00 -0400, sam@repairfaq.org (Samuel M.
Goldwasser) wrote:

Someone asked me about these oscilloscopes. Apparently he has a dozen
of them that do not power up. No display or backlight on the LCD. Yes,
AC power is set correctly. I haven't seen them so don't really have any
more info.

Anything common with these?

Thanks!
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It appears the schematic can be found here. NOTE: Three parts.
http://www.eserviceinfo.com/downloadsm/18092/Fluke-%20Philips_PM3055.html

PlainBill
 
Samuel M. Goldwasser wrote:
Someone asked me about these oscilloscopes. Apparently he has a dozen
of them that do not power up. No display or backlight on the LCD. Yes,
AC power is set correctly. I haven't seen them so don't really have any
more info.

Anything common with these?

Thanks!

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Electrolytics, almost always on these, throughout the PSU, input
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attenuator board, XYZ board. Usually all will need replacing, can total
30-40 caps. Tedious job for a 50/60MHz scope. Couple of unavailable
IC's in the preamplifier fail regularly causing offset traces.
Backlights usually fail on the LCD but you won't know until you get the
scope up and running, its just a mini filament lamp, available from
www.jetecnet.com

JC
 
PlainBill47@yahoo.com writes:

On 18 Oct 2009 13:15:00 -0400, sam@repairfaq.org (Samuel M.
Goldwasser) wrote:

Someone asked me about these oscilloscopes. Apparently he has a dozen
of them that do not power up. No display or backlight on the LCD. Yes,
AC power is set correctly. I haven't seen them so don't really have any
more info.

Anything common with these?

Thanks!

It appears the schematic can be found here. NOTE: Three parts.
http://www.eserviceinfo.com/downloadsm/18092/Fluke-%20Philips_PM3055.html
Click to expand...
Yes, thanks, I had already found that. Unfortunately, I don't have them
in my possession and I doubt that the person who does would be able to
do any serious troubleshooting.

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Archon <Chipbee40_SpamNo@yahoo.com> writes:

Samuel M. Goldwasser wrote:
Someone asked me about these oscilloscopes. Apparently he has a dozen
of them that do not power up. No display or backlight on the LCD. Yes,
AC power is set correctly. I haven't seen them so don't really have any
more info.
Anything common with these?
Thanks!
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sam | Sci.Electronics.Repair FAQ: http://www.repairfaq.org/

Electrolytics, almost always on these, throughout the PSU, input
attenuator board, XYZ board. Usually all will need replacing, can
total 30-40 caps. Tedious job for a 50/60MHz scope. Couple of
unavailable IC's in the preamplifier fail regularly causing offset
traces. Backlights usually fail on the LCD but you won't know until
you get the scope up and running, its just a mini filament lamp,
available from www.jetecnet.com
Click to expand...
Thanks! That's exactly the type of information I was looking for.
The owner won't be happy.

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