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CE Tech Tips — December 2016

CE Professional Tech Tip Sharing
December 2016

**NOTICE**

Due the danger and complexity of electronics repair, the following shared technical tips are intended for professional reference only. Please refer to manufacturer’s recommendations as Encompass does not guarantee the accuracy, reliability or safety of this information.

Crosley TV, C23HDVDHB
Reason for Service: Have to push Power several times before TV comes on.
Solution: Check for bad caps on small power supply board.  C4, C5, C6 were all bad.  680uF/25V.

Emerson TV,  LC320EM1F
Reason for Service:  It took many tries to get the set to start.
Solution:  Replacing Q1970 and D1979 on the inverter board fixed the set.

Hitachi TV,  57UWX20B
Reason for Service:  No video or audio or OSD.  If you turn up the screens, you see some video.
Solution:  Checking video mute, AC protect and Horiz blanking found Q445 shorted.  Replacing it fixed the set.

Mitsubishi TV,  WD60638
Reason for Service:  After the set is warmed up, picture flickers.
Solution: Replacing the color wheel fixed the set.  938P179010

Philips TV, 50PFP5332D/37
Reason for Service: Intermittently locks up when powering on.
Solution: Replaced all the following caps on the Y main: C5011, C5014, C5024, C5051 and C5065. 

RCA TV,  ITC008
Reason for Service:  Intermittent shutdown.
Solution: Look for bad solder on the end of CL021. This is in the collector circuit of the HOT.  Resoldering this connection fixed the set. 

Samsung TV,  UN55D7000LFXZA
Reason for Service:  When you plug set in, it clicks repeatedly.
Solution: Replacing the power board fixed the set.  BN44-00428A

Samsung Plasma TV, PN50A450P1
Reason for Service:  Primes, but no picture.
Solution:  Replaced C5400 & C5706, (100uF/25V) on the Ysus and C4035, (680uF/25V) on the Zsus.  Also found open 5A fuse on the E Buffer, (runs along the bottom of the set.) 

Toshiba TV, 62HMX94

Reason for Service:  Bad lamp, (shattered), installing new lamp did not fix the set.  Crackling noise in ballast area.
Solution:  Replacing the ballast allowed the set to work with the new bulb.

 

 

 

Encompass Expands Lenovo Parts Support to include both Idea and Think Computer Brands  

Lawrenceville, Ga., November 8, 2016Encompass Supply Chain Solutions, Inc., a leading provider of 3PL and 4PL solutions for a diverse range of finished goods and replacement parts, today announced that in addition to the Lenovo Idea brand, it will provide computer parts support for the Think brand. lenovo_newEncompass recently received in substantial inventory comprising replacement parts for consumer and commercial Idea and Think tablets, laptops and desktops. Encompass supplies end users, authorized service centers, retailers and third-party administrators with genuine parts for out-of-warranty repairs; Lenovo provides in-warranty parts. To assist customers in quickly finding the Lenovo parts they need, Encompass developed a customized e-commerce web portal – lenovo.encompass.com.

Encompass first began supporting the Idea brand through an agreement with Lenovo executed last fall.

“We appreciate our growing partnership with Lenovo and the opportunity to now add repair parts for the Think brand,” said Eddie Cafferty, Encompass Director of Computer Vertical Business Development. “Backed by our extensive experience with Idea, we are well positioned to provide a superior experience to the Think customer base.”

Lenovo National Parts Sales Manager Mike Rumple agreed that Encompass’ success with the Idea brand will be extended to Think product support.

“Lenovo is dedicated to ensuring dependable access to the components needed to maintain our products post-warranty,” said Rumple. “Encompass has proven to be a strong partner that has so far delivered exceptional aftermarket service to our valued customers, and we expect this to continue.”

About Lenovo
Lenovo is a US$39 billion personal technology company, the largest PC company in the world, serving customers in more than 160 countries. Dedicated to building exceptionally engineered PCs and mobile internet devices, Lenovo’s business is built on product innovation, a highly-efficient global supply chain and strong strategic execution. Formed by Lenovo Group’s acquisition of the former IBM Personal Computing Division, the company develops, manufactures and markets reliable, high-quality, secure and easy-to-use technology products and services. Its product lines include legendary Think-branded commercial PCs and Idea-branded consumer PCs, as well as servers, workstations, and a family of mobile internet devices, including tablets and smartphones. As a global Fortune 500 company, Lenovo has major research centers in Yamato, Japan; Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, China; Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Raleigh, North Carolina. For more information see www.lenovo.com.

About Encompass Supply Chain Solutions, Inc.
Encompass is a market leader in forward and reverse supply chain management and high-tech repair services for a diverse and expanding range of consumer electronics, computer, major appliances and imaging products.  Encompass provides end-to-end solutions for OEMs, retailers, independent dealers and third-party administrators.

Encompass manages all stages of the product lifecycle, including finished goods and replacement parts logistics, board repair and product refurbishment services, returns management, asset value recovery and eco-friendly disposal. For more information, please visit encompass.com and encompassparts.com and follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.

 

Appliance Tech Tips – Whirlpool Microwave High Voltage Transformer

Appliance Tech Tips
November 2016

Courtesy of Fred’s Appliance Academy

DISCLAIMER: Due the danger and complexity of electronics repair, the following shared technical tips are intended for professional reference only. Please refer to manufacturer’s recommendations as Encompass and Fred’s Appliance Academy do not guarantee the accuracy, reliability or safety of this information.
Electrical Shock Hazard: Disconnect power before servicing.
Replace all parts and panels before operating. Failure to do so can result in death or electrical shock.

One of our field techs brought us an Over-the-Range microwave transformer that had an open primary winding (120vac side). Keep in mind, a transformer is not a likely component to fail in a microwave, but it can on VERY rare occasions (typical issues on the high voltage side are usually Magnetron, HV Diode, and/or Capacitor).

After checking the transformer (see below for how to properly check a microwave transformer), we came to find out that the transformer winding for the low voltage primary winding (the 120vac connection tabs) have a varnish on them that will cause the meter to not see the 120vac present at the input. Second, we found after scraping the coating away that the windings themselves are aluminum, not copper.

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Whirlpool Microwave HIgh Voltage Transformer

With that said, the soldering joints for the connections of the low voltage primary winding are not holding, which is causing the transformer to look as though the primary winding is open. You will still have to replace the transformer, and we suggest you check the new one as well before pulling the unit off the wall and installing a defective part for nothing. Never try to fix a soldering joint or broken wire on the transformer itself as this poses a danger to not only you as a tech, but to the customer with the possibility that the unit may catch fire.

The transformer was found in a Whirlpool microwave; the part number is W10836753.  Since the same design is used for multiple model numbers and brand names (Maytag, Amana, etc.), we recommend referencing the part number to determine if the transformer you are working on might have the same issue. We expect that this was not an isolated incident, so save yourself the time and hassle and check the transformer before ordering other replacement parts.

To diagnose the working status of a transformer on a Whirlpool OTR Microwave:

  • Start by pulling unit down from wall
  • Primary winding should have less than 5 ohms
    • No continuity from primary winding to ground
  • High voltage secondary should have 35 to 150 ohms
    • Check from high voltage tab to ground
  • Low voltage secondary should have less than one ohm
  • If either transformer winding has failed, ohms will be way off

Special thanks to Fred’s Appliance Academy
academy.fredsappliance.com

Encompass Now Authorized Parts Distributor for TCL Television Brand

Manufacturer ‘America’s fastest-growing TV brand’

Lawrenceville, Ga., October 31, 2016Encompass Supply Chain Solutions, Inc., a leading provider of 3PL and 4PL solutions for a diverse range of finished tclgoods and replacement parts, today announced it will now supply parts for the TCL television brand in the United States. TCL is the third largest television manufacturer in the world, which recently entered the U.S. market and has quickly become America’s fastest-growing TV brand.

Encompass will supply parts for both warranty and non-warranty repair of TCL’s full line of televisions, including its current LED HDTV models. Encompass is one of the most diversified parts distributors in the country, comprising numerous product categories, such as Consumer Electronics, Major/Small Appliance, Office Equipment and Health and Wellness. Encompass recently added major Pool and Spa brands, and is working to build Plumbing and Electrical verticals to support the Home Warranty industry.

“Encompass has been a leader in consumer electronics parts distribution for more than 60 years,” said Joe Hurley, Encompass senior vice president of Business Development. “Combined with our extensive experience in supporting global manufacturers new to the U.S. market, we are very well positioned to provide superior service for the TCL brand.”

Encompass will leverage its distribution facilities in Georgia and Florida to supply parts to TCL’s customer base. Parts will be available through the Encompass e-commerce website encompassparts.com.

About TCL

TCL is one of the fastest growing consumer electronics and TV brands in North America. Already one of the world’s best-selling TV brands, TCL (The Creative Life) was founded more than 30 years ago and prides itself on delivering high quality products featuring stylish design and the latest technology. With extensive manufacturing expertise, a vertically integrated supply chain, and state-of-the-art panel factory, TCL offers innovative televisions, including the award-winning TCL® Roku® TV.

For more information about TCL, please visit http://www.tclusa.com/.  

 About Encompass Supply Chain Solutions, Inc.

Encompass is a market leader in forward and reverse supply chain management and high-tech repair services for a diverse and expanding range of consumer electronics, computer, major appliances and imaging products.  Encompass provides end-to-end solutions for OEMs, retailers, independent dealers and third-party administrators.

Encompass manages all stages of the product lifecycle, including finished goods and replacement parts logistics, board repair and product refurbishment services, returns management, asset value recovery and eco-friendly disposal. For more information, please visit encompass.com and encompassparts.com and follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.

CE Tech Tips — November 2016

CE Professional Tech Tip Sharing
November 2016

**NOTICE**

Due the danger and complexity of electronics repair, the following shared technical tips are intended for professional reference only. Please refer to manufacturer’s recommendations as Encompass does not guarantee the accuracy, reliability or safety of this information.

 

Hitachi TV, 57UWX20B
Reason for Service: No video.
Solution: Found L306 open, replacing fixed the set.

Mitsubishi TV, LT-52246
Reason for Service:  Dead, no standby.
Solution: Found two bad resistors on the power board, R9A19 and R9A20.  Both 68kohm 

Panasonic Plasma, TCP50S30
Reason for Service:  Shuts down with 8 blink code.
Solution:  Discovered loose ground screws on the SS board.  Replacing them with Panasonic kit, XYN3+F6FJ-18PK, fixed the set. 

Philips TV, 50PFP5332D/37
Reason for Service: Set powers on with the run light, but panel doesn’t prime.
Solution:  Replacing logic control board fixed this set.

RCA TV, F36650, ATC113
Reason for Service: Partial loss of vert on top and bottom; white lines appear in picture.
Solution: Replaced DF01, #155276. 

Samsung TV, LN32C540
Reason for Service:  Has standby, but nothing works.
Solution: Common problem is CM808 in the power supply board.  0.018 polyethylene/800V cap.  (18nF) Use a higher voltage.

Viewsonic TV, N3252W
Reason for Service:  No video, sound okay.
Solution:  Replacing the T-Con fixed the set.  320WA01 

Vizio TV, SV471XVT
Reason for Service:  Won’t come on.  In standby, the amber logo appears, but nothing happens after that.
Solution: Check two 470uF/35V caps on the inverters and replace as needed.

Vizio TV, VX37LHDTV10A
Reason for Service:  Power comes on with backlight, but no audio, video or OSD.  Logo does turn to white.
Solution: Replacing U7, AMC1117 and U9, K1117 fixed the set.

Encompass Continues Parts Support for Sharp after Brand Licensed by Hisense

Lawrenceville, Ga., October 12, 2016Encompass Supply Chain Solutions, Inc., a leading provider of 3PL and 4PL solutions for a diverse range of finished goods and replacement parts, today announced it will maintain strong parts support for the Sharp brand in the wake of Hisense acquiring the Sharp brand.

Encompass has been a long-time distributor of Sharp replacement parts to major retailers, rent-to-own businesses and repair service businesses. In July 2015, Hisense and Sharp announced that Hisense will be purchasing all equity and assets of Sharp’s TV factory in Mexico, with rights to use the Sharp brand name and all its channel resources in both the North and South American regions.

Sharp is the latest in a long line of other television manufacturers to enter into licensing agreements.

“As the consumer electronics industry continues consolidating, Encompass is more than capable of adapting to changing conditions to deliver the strong aftersales support needed to maintain manufacturer brand loyalty,” said Joe Hurley, Encompass senior vice president of Business Development. “We are pleased to have the opportunity to continue supplying parts for one of the most renowned consumer electronics brands in the world.”

Hurley added that ensuring efficient, responsive aftermarket service is key to retaining brand strength.

“As long as manufacturers – along with parts suppliers, warranty claims administrators and service networks – execute as team to continue providing reliable product support, it shouldn’t matter what’s behind the manufacturing curtain,” said Hurley. “With strong backing, the brand will have a much better chance to retain its quality status in the minds of consumers.” 

About Encompass Supply Chain Solutions, Inc.

Encompass is a market leader in forward and reverse supply chain management and high-tech repair services for a diverse and expanding range of consumer electronics, computer, major appliances and imaging products.  Encompass provides end-to-end solutions for OEMs, retailers, independent dealers and third-party administrators.

Encompass manages all stages of the product lifecycle, including finished goods and replacement parts logistics, board repair and product refurbishment services, returns management, asset value recovery and eco-friendly disposal. For more information, please visit encompass.com and encompassparts.com and follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.

Ice Build Up in Whirlpool/Maytag Refrigerators

Appliance Tech Tips
October 2016

Courtesy of Fred’s Appliance Academy

DISCLAIMER: Due the danger and complexity of electronics repair, the following shared technical tips are intended for professional reference only. Please refer to manufacturer’s recommendations as Encompass and Fred’s Appliance Academy do not guarantee the accuracy, reliability or safety of this information. Electrical Shock Hazard: Disconnect power before servicing. Replace all parts and panels before operating.
Failure to do so can result in death or electrical shock.

 

Customers with Whirlpool/ Maytag French door refrigerators may report ice build up on the floor of the freezer, and the unit will leak about every other day leaving a puddle of water on the floor in either the right or left hand corner of the unit. This is caused by a slow drain in defrost due to what’s called a grommet or duckbill grommet style drain. The theory behind the grommet style drain was to prevent warm air from entering the unit from the compressor compartment causing excessive frost on the evaporator. After a few years of use with the first style grommet, Whirlpool found that the it was getting clogged by dust and pet dander.

Drain Tube

Drain Kit

Whirlpool redesigned the grommet in about 2012/2013 to what we refer to as the “duckbill” grommet, which was larger in diameter and would allow more water through to drain quicker, while keeping a good seal to block warm air. The new style grommet lasted a couple of years before Whirlpool once again found that it would clog with dust and pet dander, causing  ice on the bottom of the freezer and the unit to leak water on the floor. Once again it was back to the drawing board for Whirlpool, which led to design of the P-trap style drain kit (pictured right) that we now find in any newer (2015- present) unit. This new style drain kit allows the water from the defrost to drain quickly and also prevents warm air from entering the unit.

This kit is compatible with all 30,″ 33,″ and 36″ wide refrigerator model numbers listed at the bottom of this post. The drain tube kit includes an installation instruction sheet. To install the new kit you will have to access the back of the unit by carefully pulling the unit away from the wall using a scuff shield to prevent floor damage. Once the panel has been removed, you must remove the current drain channel and grommet. Once both parts are removed, you will have to install the white rubber spacer on the portion of the drain that is coming through the bottom, followed by locking the P-trap drain into place in the drain pan.

Once the new kit is installed, it is recommended that you use a steamer (example: Bissell Steam Shot) to clear the ice from the clogged drain located underneath the evaporator. Once the drain is clear, make sure you use a clean towel to wipe the floor of the freezer to prevent any water on the freezer floor caused by the steamer to freeze.

Below is a list of model numbers that may have the grommet:

5GBB19PRYA0, 5GBB19PRYW0, 5GFC20PRAA00, 5GFC20PRAW00, 5GFF25PRYA0, 5GFF25PRYW0,
5GI6FARAF000, 5GI6FARAF001, 5GX0FHTXAF01, 5KBFS20EAX01, 5KRFX9000M00, 5MFI267AA000,
5MFI267AA001, 5MFX257AA000, 5MFX257AA001, 5VGI6FARAF00, 5VGI6FARAF01, 5VMFI267AA00,
5VMFI267AA01, 5VMFX257AA00, 5VMFX257AA01, 7MI2569VEM1, 7MI2569VEM2, 7MI2569VEM3,
7MI2569VEM4, AB1924PEKB3, AB1924PEKB4, AB1924PEKB5, AB1924PEKS4, AB1924PEKS5,
AB1924PEKS6, AB1924PEKS7, AB1924PEKS8, AB1924PEKW3, AB1924PEKW4, AB1924PEKW5,
AB2225PEKB3, AB2225PEKB4, AB2225PEKB5, AB2225PEKS4, AB2225PEKS5, AB2225PEKS6,
AB2225PEKS7, AB2225PEKS8, AB2225PEKW3, AB2225PEKW4, AB2225PEKW5, AB2526PEKW3,
AB2526PEKW4, ABB1921DEW15, ABB1921DEW6, ABB1921FEB12, ABB1921WEW0, ABB1921WEW1,
ABB1921WEW2, ABB1921WEW3, ABB1922FEB2, ABB1922FEB3, ABB1922FED1, ABB1922FED2,
ABB1922FEQ2, ABB1922FEQ3, ABB1922FEW2, ABB1922FEW3, ABB1924WEB0, ABB1924WEB1,
ABB1924WEB2, ABB1924WEB3, ABB1924WED0, ABB1924WED1, ABB1924WEQ0, ABB1924WEQ1,
ABB1924WES0, ABB1924WES1, ABB1924WES2, ABB1924WES3, ABB1924WEW0, ABB1924WEW1,
ABB1924WEW2, ABB1924WEW3, ABB1927VEB2, ABB1927VEW2, ABB192ZDEB5, ABB192ZDEB6,
ABB192ZDEW5, ABB192ZDEW6, ABB192ZWEB0, ABB192ZWEB1, ABB192ZWEW0, ABB192ZWEW1,
ABB2221FEB2, ABB2221FEB3, ABB2221FEW2, ABB2221FEW3, ABB2221WEB0, ABB2221WEB1,
ABB2221WEW0, ABB2221WEW1, ABB2222FEB2, ABB2222FEB3, ABB2222FED1, ABB2222FED2,
ABB2222FEQ2, ABB2222FEQ3, ABB2222FEW2, ABB2222FEW3, ABB2224WEB0, ABB2224WEB1,
ABB2224WEB2, ABB2224WEB3, ABB2224WED0, ABB2224WED1, ABB2224WEQ0, ABB2224WEQ1,
ABB2224WES0, ABB2224WES1, ABB2224WES2, ABB2224WES3, ABB2224WEW0, ABB2224WEW1,
ABB2224WEW2, ABB2224WEW3, ABB2227VEB1, ABB2227VEB2, ABB2227VEW1, ABB2227VEW2,
ABB2522FEB2, ABB2522FEB3, ABB2522FEQ2, ABB2522FEQ3, ABB2522FEW2, ABB2522FEW3,
ABL1922FES3, ABL1922FES4, ABL1922FES5, ABL1922FES6, ABL1927VES1, ABL1927VES2,
ABL1927VES3, ABL1927VES4, ABL192ZFES3, ABL192ZFES4, ABL192ZFES5, ABL192ZFES6,
ABL192ZWES0, ABL192ZWES1, ABL2222FES3, ABL2222FES4, ABL2222FES5, ABL2222FES6,
ABL2227VES1, ABL2227VES2, ABL2227VES3, ABL2227VES4, ABR1922FES3, ABR1922FES4,
ABR1922FES5, ABR1922FES6, ABR1927VES1, ABR1927VES2, ABR1927VES3, ABR1927VES4,
ABR192ZFES3, ABR192ZFES4, ABR192ZFES5, ABR192ZFES6, ABR192ZWES0, ABR192ZWES1,
ABR2222FES3, ABR2222FES4, ABR2222FES5, ABR2222FES6, ABR2227VES1, ABR2227VES2,
ABR2227VES3, ABR2227VES4, AFB2234WEB0, AFB2234WEB10, AFB2234WEB2, AFD2535DEB11,
AFD2535DEW11, AFF2534FES3, AFF2534FES4, AFF2534FES5, AFF2534FES6, AFF2534FES7,
AFF2534FES8, AFF2534FEW2, AFF2534FEW3, AFF2534FEW4, AFF2534FEW5, AFI2538AEB4,
AFI2538AEB5, AFI2538AEQ4, AFI2538AES4, AFI2538AES5, AFI2538AES6, AFI2538AES7,
AFI2538AEW4, AFI2538AEW5, CB19G6W00W5, CB19G6W00W6, CB19G7B00B4, CB19G7B00B5,
CB19G7W00W4, CB19G7W00W5, EB9FVBLVS01, EB9FVBLWS01, EB9FVBLWS02, EB9FVBLWS03,
EB9FVBLWS04, EB9FVBLWS05, EB9FVBLWS06, EB9FVBRVS01, EB9FVBRWS01, EB9FVBRWS02,
EB9FVBRWS03, EB9FVBRWS04, EB9FVBRWS05, EB9FVBRWS06, EB9FVBXVB01, EB9FVBXVQ01,
EB9FVBXWB00, EB9FVBXWB01, EB9FVBXWB02, EB9FVBXWQ00, EB9FVBXWQ01, EB9FVBXWQ02,
EB9FVBXWQ03, EB9FVHLVS01, EB9FVHLVS02, EB9FVHLVS03, EB9FVHLVS04, EB9FVHLWS00,
EB9FVHLWS01, EB9FVHLWS02, EB9FVHLWS03, EB9FVHRVS01, EB9FVHRVS02, EB9FVHRVS03,
EB9FVHRVS04, EB9FVHRWS00, EB9FVHRWS01, EB9FVHRWS02, EB9FVHRWS03, EB9FVHXVB01,
EB9FVHXVB02, EB9FVHXVQ01, EB9FVHXVQ02, EB9FVHXWB00, EB9FVHXWB01, EB9FVHXWB02,
EB9FVHXWB03, EB9FVHXWQ00, EB9FVHXWQ01, EB9FVHXWQ02, EB9FVHXWQ03, EB9SHKXVQ01,
EB9SHKXVQ02, EB9SHKXVQ03, EB9SHKXVQ04, EB9SHKXVQ05, EB9SHKXVQ06, EB9SHKXVQ07,
G20EFSB23S8, G20EFSB23S9, G25EFSB23S4, G25EFSB23S5, G25EFSB23S6, G25EFSB23S7,
G25EFSB23S8, G25EFSB23S9, G32026PEKS5, G32026PEKS6, G32026PEKS7, G32026PEKS8,
G32026PEKS9, G32026PEKW4, G32026PEKW5, G32026PELB4, G32026PELB5, G32027WEKB3,
G32027WEKB4, G32526PEKB3, G32526PEKB4, G32526PEKS4, G32526PEKS5, G32526PEKS6,
G32526PEKW3, G32526PEKW4, G37025PEAS1, G37025PEAS2, G37025PEAS3, G37025PEAS4,
G37025PEAS5, G37025PEAS6, G37025PEAW1, G37025PEAW2, G37025PEAW3, G37026FEAS1,
G37026FEAS2, G37026FEAS3, G37026FEAS4, G37026FEAS5, G37026FEAS6, G37026FEAW1,
G37026FEAW2, G37026FEAW3, GB1924PEKB3, GB1924PEKB4, GB1924PEKS4, GB1924PEKS5,
GB1924PEKS6, GB1924PEKW3, GB2026LEKS4, GB2026LEKS5, GB2026LEKS6, GB2026LEKS7,
GB2026LEKS8, GB2026PEKB3, GB2026PEKB4, GB2026PEKB5, GB2026PEKW3, GB2026PEKW4,
GB2026PEKW5, GB2026REKS4, GB2026REKS5, GB2026REKS6, GB2026REKS7, GB2026REKS8,
GB2225PEKW3, GB2225PEKW4, GB2526LEKS3, GB2526LEKS4, GB2526LEKS5, GB2526LEKS6,
GB2526PEKW3, GB2526PEKW4, GB2526REKS3, GB2526REKS4, GB2526REKS5, GB2526REKS6,
GB2FHDXWB00, GB2FHDXWB01, GB2FHDXWB02, GB2FHDXWB03, GB2FHDXWB04, GB2FHDXWB05,
GB2FHDXWB06, GB2FHDXWD00, GB2FHDXWD01, GB2FHDXWD02, GB2FHDXWQ00,
GB2FHDXWQ01, GB2FHDXWQ02, GB2FHDXWQ03, GB2FHDXWQ04, GB2FHDXWQ05,
GB2FHDXWQ06, GB2FHDXWQ07, GB2FHDXWS00, GB2FHDXWS01, GB2FHDXWS02, GB2FHDXWS03,
GB2FHDXWS04, GB2FHDXWS05, GB2FHDXWS06, GB2FHDXWS07, GB2FHDXWS08, GB2SHDXTB02,
GB2SHDXTB03, GB2SHDXTD01, GB2SHDXTD02, GB2SHDXTQ02, GB2SHDXTQ03, GB2SHDXTS02,
GB2SHDXTS03, GB2SHDXTS04, GB2SHTXTB02, GB2SHTXTB03, GB2SHTXTQ02, GB2SHTXTQ03,
GB2SHTXTS02, GB2SHTXTS03, GB2SHTXTS04, GB2SHTXTS05, GB5525PEAS1, GB5525PEAS2,
GB5525PEAS3, GB5525PEAS4, GB5525PEAS5, GB5525PEAW1, GB5525PEAW2, GB5525PEAW3,
GB5526FEAS1, GB5526FEAS2, GB5526FEAS3, GB5526FEAS4, GB5526FEAS5, GB5526FEAW1,
GB5526FEAW2, GB5526FEAW3, GB6525PEAS1, GB6525PEAS2, GB6525PEAS3, GB6525PEAS4,
GB6525PEAS5, GB6525PEAW1, GB6525PEAW2, GB6525PEAW3, GB6526FEAS1, GB6526FEAS2,
GB6526FEAS3, GB6526FEAS4, GB6526FEAS5, GB6526FEAW1, GB6526FEAW2, GB6526FEAW3,
GB9FHDXWB00, GB9FHDXWB01, GB9FHDXWB02, GB9FHDXWB03, GB9FHDXWB04, GB9FHDXWB05,
GB9FHDXWB06, GB9FHDXWD01, GB9FHDXWQ00, GB9FHDXWQ01, GB9FHDXWQ02,
GB9FHDXWQ03, GB9FHDXWQ04, GB9FHDXWQ05, GB9FHDXWQ06, GB9FHDXWS00,
GB9FHDXWS01, GB9FHDXWS02, GB9FHDXWS03, GB9FHDXWS04, GB9FHDXWS05, GB9FHDXWS06,
GB9FHDXWS07, GB9FHDXWS08, GI0FSAXVA01, GI0FSAXVB01, GI0FSAXVB02, GI0FSAXVB03,
GI0FSAXVB04, GI0FSAXVB05, GI0FSAXVB06, GI0FSAXVB07, GI0FSAXVB08, GI0FSAXVB09,
GI0FSAXVQ01, GI0FSAXVY01, GI0FSAXVY010, GI0FSAXVY011, GI0FSAXVY02, GI0FSAXVY03,
GI0FSAXVY04, GI0FSAXVY05, GI0FSAXVY06, GI0FSAXVY07, GI0FSAXVY08, GI5FSAXVA01,
GI5FSAXVB01, GI5FSAXVB02, GI5FSAXVQ01, GI5FSAXVS01, GI5FSAXVS02, GI5FSAXVY01,
GI5FSAXVY02, GI5FSAXVY04, GI5FSAXVY05, GI5FVAXVB01, GI5FVAXVB02, GI5FVAXVB03,
GI5FVAXVB04, GI5FVAXVL01, GI5FVAXVL02, GI5FVAXVQ01, GI5FVAXVQ02, GI5FVAXYB00,
GI5FVAXYQ00, GI5FVAXYY00, GI5SVAXVB01, GI5SVAXVB02, GI5SVAXVB03, GI5SVAXVL01,
GI5SVAXVQ01, GI5SVAXVQ02, GI5SVAXVQ03, GI6FARXXB00, GI6FARXXB02, GI6FARXXB03,
GI6FARXXB04, GI6FARXXB05, GI6FARXXB06, GI6FARXXB07, GI6FARXXF00, GI6FARXXF01,
GI6FARXXF02, GI6FARXXF04, GI6FARXXF05, GI6FARXXF06, GI6FARXXQ00, GI6FARXXQ02,
GI6FARXXQ03, GI6FARXXQ04, GI6FARXXQ05, GI6FARXXQ06, GI6FARXXQ07, GI6FARXXY00,
GI6FARXXY02, GI6FARXXY03, GI6FARXXY04, GI6FARXXY05, GI6FARXXY06, GI6FARXXY07,
GI6FARXXY08, GI6FDRXXB00, GI6FDRXXB01, GI6FDRXXB02, GI6FDRXXB03, GI6FDRXXB04,
GI6FDRXXB05, GI6FDRXXB06, GI6FDRXXB08, GI6FDRXXB09, GI6FDRXXQ00, GI6FDRXXQ01,
GI6FDRXXQ02, GI6FDRXXQ03, GI6FDRXXQ04, GI6FDRXXQ05, GI6FDRXXQ06, GI6FDRXXQ08,
GI6FDRXXQ09, GI6FDRXXY00, GI6FDRXXY01, GI6FDRXXY010, GI6FDRXXY02, GI6FDRXXY03,
GI6FDRXXY04, GI6FDRXXY05, GI6FDRXXY06, GI6FDRXXY07, GI6FDRXXY09, GI6SARXXF00,
GI6SARXXF01, GI6SARXXF02, GI6SARXXF03, GI6SARXXF04, GI6SARXXF05, GI6SARXXF06,
GI6SDRXXB00, GI6SDRXXB01, GI6SDRXXB02, GI6SDRXXB03, GI6SDRXXB04, GI6SDRXXB06,
GI6SDRXXQ00, GI6SDRXXQ01, GI6SDRXXQ02, GI6SDRXXQ03, GI6SDRXXQ04, GI6SDRXXQ06,
GI6SDRXXV00, GI6SDRXXV01, GI6SDRXXY00, GI6SDRXXY01, GI6SDRXXY02, GI6SDRXXY03,
GI6SDRXXY04, GI6SDRXXY05, GI6SDRXXY06, GI6SDRXXY07, GI7FVCXWA00, GI7FVCXWA01,
GI7FVCXWA03, GI7FVCXWB00, GI7FVCXWB01, GI7FVCXWB03, GI7FVCXWQ00, GI7FVCXWQ01,
GI7FVCXWQ03, GI7FVCXWY00, GI7FVCXWY01, GI7FVCXWY02, GI7FVCXWY03, GI7FVCXWY05,
GI7FVCXXA00, GI7FVCXXA01, GI7FVCXXB00, GI7FVCXXB01, GI7FVCXXQ00, GI7FVCXXQ01,
GI7FVCXXY00, GI7FVCXXY01, GI7FVCXXY02, GI7FVCXXY03, GX2FHDXVA00, GX2FHDXVA02,
GX2FHDXVA03, GX2FHDXVB00, GX2FHDXVB02, GX2FHDXVB03, GX2FHDXVB04, GX2FHDXVB05,
GX2FHDXVB06, GX2FHDXVB07, GX2FHDXVB08, GX2FHDXVD00, GX2FHDXVQ00, GX2FHDXVQ02,
GX2FHDXVQ03, GX2FHDXVQ04, GX2FHDXVQ05, GX2FHDXVQ06, GX2FHDXVT00, GX2FHDXVT02,
GX2FHDXVT03, GX2FHDXVY00, GX2FHDXVY010, GX2FHDXVY02, GX2FHDXVY03, GX2FHDXVY04,
GX2FHDXVY05, GX2FHDXVY06, GX2FHDXVY07, GX2FHDXVY08, GX2FHDXVY09, GX2SHBXVB00,
GX2SHBXVB02, GX2SHBXVB03, GX2SHBXVB04, GX2SHBXVB05, GX2SHBXVB06, GX2SHBXVB07,
GX2SHBXVQ00, GX2SHBXVQ02, GX2SHBXVQ03, GX2SHBXVQ04, GX2SHBXVQ05, GX2SHBXVY00,
GX2SHBXVY02, GX2SHBXVY03, GX2SHBXVY04, GX2SHBXVY05, GX2SHBXVY06, GX2SHBXVY07,
GX2SHBXVY08, GX2SHBXVY09, GX2SHDXVB00, GX2SHDXVB02, GX2SHDXVD00, GX2SHDXVQ00,
GX2SHDXVY00, GX2SHDXVY02, GX5FHDXVA01, GX5FHDXVA02, GX5FHDXVA03, GX5FHDXVA04,
GX5FHDXVB01, GX5FHDXVB03, GX5FHDXVB04, GX5FHDXVB05, GX5FHDXVB06, GX5FHDXVB07,
GX5FHDXVB08, GX5FHDXVD01, GX5FHDXVD02, GX5FHDXVQ01, GX5FHDXVQ02, GX5FHDXVQ03,
GX5FHDXVQ04, GX5FHDXVQ05, GX5FHDXVQ06, GX5FHDXVQ07, GX5FHDXVT01, GX5FHDXVT02,
GX5FHDXVY01, GX5FHDXVY010, GX5FHDXVY02, GX5FHDXVY03, GX5FHDXVY04, GX5FHDXVY05,
GX5FHDXVY06, GX5FHDXVY07, GX5FHDXVY08, GX5FHDXVY09, GX5FHTXVA01, GX5FHTXVA02,
GX5FHTXVA03, GX5FHTXVA04, GX5FHTXVB01, GX5FHTXVB03, GX5FHTXVB04, GX5FHTXVB05,
GX5FHTXVB06, GX5FHTXVB07, GX5FHTXVB08, GX5FHTXVQ01, GX5FHTXVQ02, GX5FHTXVQ03,
GX5FHTXVQ04, GX5FHTXVQ05, GX5FHTXVQ06, GX5FHTXVQ07, GX5FHTXVY01, GX5FHTXVY010,
GX5FHTXVY02, GX5FHTXVY03, GX5FHTXVY04, GX5FHTXVY05, GX5FHTXVY06, GX5FHTXVY07,
GX5FHTXVY08, GX5FHTXVY09, GX5SHDXVA01, GX5SHDXVA02, GX5SHDXVB01, GX5SHDXVB03,
GX5SHDXVD01, GX5SHDXVD03, GX5SHDXVQ01, GX5SHDXVQ02, GX5SHDXVQ03, GX5SHDXVT01,
GX5SHDXVY01, GX5SHDXVY02, GX5SHDXVY03, GX5SHDXVY04, GX5SHDXVY05, GX5SHTXVA01,
GX5SHTXVB01, GX5SHTXVQ01, GX5SHTXVY01, GX5SHTXVY02, GZ25FDRXYY0, GZ25FSRXYY0,
GZ25FSRXYY1, GZ25FSRXYY2, GZ25FSRXYY4, GZ25FSRXYY5, GZ25FSRXYY6, GZ25FSRXYY7,
ITB19440Q03, IX5HHEXWS01, IX5HHEXWS03, IX5HHEXWS04, IX5HHEXWS05, IX5HHEXWS06,
IX5HHEXWS07, IX5HHEXWS08, IX5HHEXWS09, IX5HHEXWS10, JBD2286KEB2, JBD2286KEB3,
JBL2088HES4, JBL2088HES5, JBL2088WEM0, JBL2088WEM1, JBL2286KES3, JBR2088HES4,
JBR2088HES5, JBR2088WEM0, JBR2088WEM1, JBR2286KES3, JFC2089HEP4, JFC2089HEP5,
JFC2089HEP6, JFC2089HES4, JFC2089HES5, JFC2089HES6, JFC2089HPF3, JFC2089HPF4,
JFC2089HPR2, JFC2089HPR3, JFC2089HPY3, JFC2089HPY4, JFC2089HTB3, JFC2089HTB4,
JFC2089HTW3, JFC2089HTW4, JFC2089WEM0, JFC2089WEM1, JFC2089WEM11, JFC2089WEM2,
JFC2089WEM3, JFC2089WEM4, JFC2089WEM5, JFC2089WEM6, JFC2089WEM7, JFC2089WEM9,
JFC2089WEP0, JFC2089WEP1, JFC2089WEP11, JFC2089WEP2, JFC2089WEP3, JFC2089WEP4,
JFC2089WEP5, JFC2089WEP6, JFC2089WEP7, JFC2089WEP9, JFC2089WTB0, JFC2089WTB1,
JFC2089WTB2, JFC2089WTB3, JFC2089WTB4, JFC2089WTB5, JFC2089WTB7, JFC2089WTB9,
JFC2089WTW0, JFC2089WTW1, JFC2089WTW2, JFC2290VEM1, JFC2290VEM2, JFC2290VEM3,
JFC2290VEM4, JFC2290VEM5, JFC2290VEM6, JFC2290VEM7, JFC2290VEM8, JFC2290VEP1,
JFC2290VEP2, JFC2290VEP3, JFC2290VEP4, JFC2290VEP5, JFC2290VEP6, JFC2290VEP7,
JFC2290VEP8, JFC2290VPF1, JFC2290VPF2, JFC2290VPF3, JFC2290VPF4, JFC2290VPF5,
JFC2290VPR0, JFC2290VPR1, JFC2290VPR2, JFC2290VPR3, JFC2290VPR4, JFC2290VPY1,
JFC2290VPY2, JFC2290VPY3, JFC2290VPY4, JFC2290VPY5, JFC2290VTB1, JFC2290VTB2,
JFC2290VTB3, JFC2290VTB4, JFC2290VTB5, JFD2589KEP3, JFD2589KEP4, JFD2589KEP5,
JFD2589KES3, JFD2589KES4, JFD2589KES5, JFI2089AEB2, JFI2089AEP12, JFI2089AEP13,
JFI2089AEP2, JFI2089AEP3, JFI2089AEP4, JFI2089AEP5, JFI2089AEP6, JFI2089AEP7, JFI2089AEP8,
JFI2089AEP9, JFI2089AES2, JFI2089AES3, JFI2089AEW2, JFI2089ATS2, JFI2089WES0, JFI2089WES1,
JFI2089WES2, JFI2089WES3, JFI2089WES4, JFI2089WES5, JFI2089WES6, JFI2089WES8,
JFI2089WES9, JFI2089WTS0, JFI2089WTS1, JFI2089WTS2, JFI2089WTS3, JFI2089WTS4,
JFI2089WTS6, JFI2089WTS7, JFI2589AEP2, JFI2589AEP3, JFI2589AES2, JFI2589AES3, JFX2597AEM0,
JFX2597AEM2, JFX2597AEM3, JFX2597AEP0, JFX2597AEP2, JFX2597AEP3, KBFL25EVMS1,
KBFL25EVMS2, KBFS20EVBL1, KBFS20EVBL2, KBFS20EVBL3, KBFS20EVBL4, KBFS20EVBL5,
KBFS20EVBL6, KBFS20EVBL8, KBFS20EVMS1, KBFS20EVMS11, KBFS20EVMS13, KBFS20EVMS2,
KBFS20EVMS3, KBFS20EVMS4, KBFS20EVMS5, KBFS20EVMS6, KBFS20EVMS7, KBFS20EVMS8,
KBFS20EVMS9, KBFS20EVWH1, KBFS20EVWH2, KBFS20EVWH3, KBFS20EVWH4, KBFS20EVWH5,
KBFS20EVWH6, KBFS20EVWH8, KBFS22EWBL1, KBFS22EWBL2, KBFS22EWBL3, KBFS22EWBL5,
KBFS22EWBL7, KBFS22EWMS1, KBFS22EWMS3, KBFS22EWMS4, KBFS22EWMS5, KBFS22EWMS7,
KBFS22EWMS9, KBFS22EWWH1, KBFS22EWWH2, KBFS22EWWH3, KBFS22EWWH5,
KBFS22EWWH7, KBFS25EVBL1, KBFS25EVBL2, KBFS25EVMS1, KBFS25EVMS2, KBFS25EVMS3,
KBFS25EVMS4, KBFS25EVWH1, KBFS25EVWH2, KBFS25EWBL0, KBFS25EWBL1, KBFS25EWBL2,
KBFS25EWBL3, KBFS25EWBL4, KBFS25EWBL5, KBFS25EWBL7, KBFS25EWBL9, KBFS25EWMS0,
KBFS25EWMS1, KBFS25EWMS10, KBFS25EWMS2, KBFS25EWMS3, KBFS25EWMS4, KBFS25EWMS5,
KBFS25EWMS6, KBFS25EWMS8, KBFS25EWWH0, KBFS25EWWH1, KBFS25EWWH2,
KBFS25EWWH3, KBFS25EWWH4, KBFS25EWWH5, KBFS25EWWH7, KBFS25EWWH9, KBLS19KTMS3,
KBLS20EVMS1, KBLS20EVMS2, KBLS20EVMS3, KBLS20EVMS4, KBLS20EVMS5, KBLS22EVMS1,
KBLS22EVMS2, KBLS22EVMS3, KBLS22KVSS1, KBLS22KVSS2, KBLS22KVSS3, KBLS22KVSS4,
KBLS22KWMS4, KBLS22KWMS5, KBLS22KWMS6, KBRL22EVMS4, KBRS19KTBL7, KBRS19KTMS3,
KBRS19KTWH7, KBRS20EVBL1, KBRS20EVBL2, KBRS20EVBL3, KBRS20EVBL4, KBRS20EVMS1,
KBRS20EVMS2, KBRS20EVMS3, KBRS20EVMS4, KBRS20EVMS5, KBRS20EVMS6, KBRS20EVWH1,
KBRS20EVWH2, KBRS20EVWH3, KBRS22EVBL1, KBRS22EVBL2, KBRS22EVMS1, KBRS22EVMS2,
KBRS22EVMS3, KBRS22EVMS4, KBRS22EVWH1, KBRS22EVWH2, KBRS22KVBL1, KBRS22KVBL2,
KBRS22KVSS1, KBRS22KVSS2, KBRS22KVSS3, KBRS22KVSS4, KBRS22KVWH1, KBRS22KVWH2,
KBRS22KWBL4, KBRS22KWBL5, KBRS22KWBL6, KBRS22KWBL7, KBRS22KWMS4, KBRS22KWMS5,
KBRS22KWMS6, KBRS22KWWH4, KBRS22KWWH5, KBRS22KWWH6, KBRS22KWWH7,
KFCO22EVBL1, KFCO22EVBL2, KFCO22EVBL3, KFCO22EVBL4, KFCO22EVBL5, KFCP22EXMP1,
KFCP22EXMP2, KFCP22EXMP3, KFCP22EXMP4, KFCP22EXMP5, KFCS22EVBL1, KFCS22EVBL2,
KFCS22EVBL3, KFCS22EVBL4, KFCS22EVBL5, KFCS22EVMS1, KFCS22EVMS2, KFCS22EVMS3,
KFCS22EVMS4, KFCS22EVMS5, KFCS22EVMS6, KFCS22EVMS7, KFCS22EVMS8, KFCS22EVWH1,
KFCS22EVWH2, KFCS22EVWH3, KFCS22EVWH4, KFCS22EVWH5, KFIL27CXMP0, KFIL27CXMS0,
KFIL27CXMS1, KFIL27CXMS2, KFIL27CXMS3, KFIL27CXMS4, KFIL27CXMS5, KFIS20XVBL1,
KFIS20XVBL2, KFIS20XVBL3, KFIS20XVBL4, KFIS20XVBL5, KFIS20XVBL6, KFIS20XVBL7,
KFIS20XVBL8, KFIS20XVMS1, KFIS20XVMS10, KFIS20XVMS11, KFIS20XVMS2, KFIS20XVMS3,
KFIS20XVMS4, KFIS20XVMS5, KFIS20XVMS6, KFIS20XVMS7, KFIS20XVMS8, KFIS20XVWH1,
KFIS20XVWH2, KFIS20XVWH3, KFIS20XVWH4, KFIS20XVWH5, KFIS20XVWH7, KFIS20XVWH8,
KFIS25XVBL1, KFIS25XVBL2, KFIS25XVBL3, KFIS25XVBL4, KFIS25XVBL5, KFIS25XVBL6,
KFIS25XVMS1, KFIS25XVMS10, KFIS25XVMS2, KFIS25XVMS4, KFIS25XVMS5, KFIS25XVMS6,
KFIS25XVMS7, KFIS25XVMS8, KFIS25XVMS9, KFIS25XVWH1, KFIS25XVWH2, KFIS25XVWH3,
KFIS25XVWH4, KFIS25XVWH5, KFIS25XVWH6, KFIS27CXBL0, KFIS27CXBL1, KFIS27CXBL2,
KFIS27CXBL3, KFIS27CXMS0, KFIS27CXMS1, KFIS27CXMS2, KFIS27CXMS3, KFIS27CXMS4,
KFIS27CXMS5, KFIS27CXMS6, KFIS27CXWH0, KFIS27CXWH1, KFIS27CXWH2, KFIS27CXWH3,
KFXL25RYMS0, KFXL25RYMS1, KFXL25RYMS2, KFXL25RYMS4, KFXS25RYBL0, KFXS25RYBL1,
KFXS25RYBL2, KFXS25RYBL4, KFXS25RYBL5, KFXS25RYMS0, KFXS25RYMS1, KFXS25RYMS2,
KFXS25RYMS4, KFXS25RYMS5, KFXS25RYWH0, KFXS25RYWH1, KFXS25RYWH2, KFXS25RYWH4,
KFXS25RYWH5, KRFC90100B2, KRFC90100B3, KRFC90100B4, KRFC90100B5, MB2216PUAW2,
MBB1952HEB1, MBB1952HEW5, MBB1953WEB0, MBB1953WEB1, MBB1953WEB2, MBB1953WEW0,
MBB1953WEW1, MBB1953WEW2, MBB1953XEB0, MBB1953XEB1, MBB1953XEW0, MBB1953XEW1,
MBB1953XEW2, MBB1953XEW3, MBB1957VEB1, MBB1957VEB2, MBB1957VEW1, MBB1957VEW2,
MBB1957WEB0, MBB1957WEB1, MBB1957WEB2, MBB1957WEB3, MBB1957WEW0, MBB1957WEW1,
MBB1957WEW2, MBB1957WEW3, MBF1952VEW1, MBF1953YEB0, MBF1953YEB2, MBF1953YEB3,
MBF1953YEB4, MBF1953YEW0, MBF1953YEW2, MBF1953YEW3, MBF1953YEW4, MBF1956KEB2,
MBF1956KEB3, MBF1956KEB4, MBF1956KEQ2, MBF1956KEQ3, MBF1956KEQ4, MBF1956KEW2,
MBF1956KEW3, MBF1956KEW4, MBF1958WEB0,MBF1958XEB4, MBF1958XEB5,MBF1958XES4,
MBF1958XES5, MBF1958XEQ1, MBF1958XEW5, MBF2256KEB2, MBF2256KEB3, MBF2256KEQ2,
MBF2256KEQ3, MBF2256KEW2, MBF2256KEW3, MBF2258WEB0, MBF2258WEB1, MBF2258WES0,
MBF2258WES1, MBF2258WES2, MBF2258WES3, MBF2258WEW0, MBF2258WEW1, MBF2258XEB0,
MBF2258XEB1, MBF2258XEB3, MBF2258XEB4, MBF2258XEB5, MBF2258XEQ0, MBF2258XEQ1,
MBF2258XEW0, MBF2258XEW1, MBF2258XEW3, MBF2258XEW4, MBF2258XEW5, MBF2556KEB3,
MBF2556KEQ3, MBF2556KEW3, MBL1953XES3, MBL1956KES6, MBL1956KES7, MBL1957VES1,
MBL1957VES2, MBL1957VES3, MBL1957VES4, MBL1957VES5, MBL1957WES0, MBL1957WES1,
MBL1957WES2, MBL1957WES3, MBL2256KES3, MBL2256KES4, MBL2256KES6, MBL2258XES0,
MBL2258XES1, MBL2258XES3, MBL2258XES4, MBL2258XES5, MBL2556KES4, MBL2556KES5,
MBR1952KES3, MBR1953WES1, MBR1953WES2, MBR1953WES3, MBR1953WES4, MBR1953XES0,
MBR1953XES1, MBR1953XES2, MBR1953XES3, MBR1953YES0, MBR1953YES2, MBR1953YES3,
MBR1953YES4, MBR1956KES3, MBR1956KES4, MBR1956KES5, MBR1956KES6, MBR1956KES7,
MBR1957VES1, MBR1957VES2, MBR1957VES3, MBR1957VES4, MBR1957VES5, MBR1957WES0,
MBR1957WES1, MBR1957WES2, MBR1957WES3, MBR2256KES3, MBR2256KES4, MBR2256KES6,
MBR2258XES0, MBR2258XES1, MBR2258XES3, MBR2258XES4, MBR2258XES5, MBR2556KES4,
MBR2556KES5, MFC2061HEB4, MFC2061HEB5, MFC2061HEW4, MFC2061HEW5, MFC2061KES10,
MFC2061KES14, MFC2061KES3, MFC2061KES4, MFC2061KES5, MFC2061KES6, MFC2061KES7,
MFC2061KES8, MFC2061KES9, MFD2562VEA1, MFD2562VEA2, MFD2562VEB1, MFD2562VEB3,
MFD2562VEB4, MFD2562VEB5, MFD2562VEB6, MFD2562VEB9, MFD2562VEM1, MFD2562VEM11,
MFD2562VEM2, MFD2562VEM3, MFD2562VEM4, MFD2562VEM5, MFD2562VEM6, MFD2562VEM7,
MFD2562VEM8, MFD2562VEM9, MFD2562VEW1, MFD2562VEW2, MFD2562VEW3, MFD2562VEW4,
MFD2562VEW5, MFD2562VEW6, MFD2562VEW8, MFF2258VEA10, MFF2258VEA2, MFF2258VEB10,
MFF2258VEB2, MFF2258VEB3, MFF2258VEB4, MFF2258VEB5, MFF2258VEB6, MFF2258VEB7,
MFF2258VEB8, MFF2258VEM2, MFF2258VEM3, MFF2258VEM4, MFF2258VEM5, MFF2258VEM6,
MFF2258VEM7, MFF2258VEM8, MFF2258VEM9, MFF2258VEW10, MFF2258VEW2, MFF2258VEW3,
MFF2258VEW4, MFF2258VEW5, MFF2258VEW6, MFF2258VEW7, MFF2558VEA1, MFF2558VEA2,
MFF2558VEB1, MFF2558VEB3, MFF2558VEB4, MFF2558VEB5, MFF2558VEB6, MFF2558VEB7,
MFF2558VEB8, MFF2558VEM1, MFF2558VEM10, MFF2558VEM2, MFF2558VEM3, MFF2558VEM4,
MFF2558VEM5, MFF2558VEM6, MFF2558VEM9, MFF2558VEQ1, MFF2558VEQ2, MFF2558VEW1,
MFF2558VEW2, MFF2558VEW3, MFF2558VEW4, MFF2558VEW5, MFF2558VEW6, MFF2558VEW7,
MFI2067AEB4, MFI2067AEB5, MFI2067AEQ4, MFI2067AES10, MFI2067AES11, MFI2067AES4,
MFI2067AES5, MFI2067AES6, MFI2067AES7, MFI2067AES8, MFI2067AES9, MFI2067AEW4,
MFI2269VEA1, MFI2269VEB1, MFI2269VEB2, MFI2269VEB3, MFI2269VEB4, MFI2269VEB5,
MFI2269VEB6, MFI2269VEB7, MFI2269VEB8, MFI2269VEB9, MFI2269VEM1, MFI2269VEM11,
MFI2269VEM2, MFI2269VEM3, MFI2269VEM4, MFI2269VEM5, MFI2269VEM6, MFI2269VEM7,
MFI2269VEM8, MFI2269VEM9, MFI2269VEQ1, MFI2269VEQ2, MFI2269VEQ3, MFI2269VEQ4,
MFI2269VEQ5, MFI2269VEQ7, MFI2269VEQ8, MFI2269VEW1, MFI2269VEW2, MFI2269VEW3,
MFI2269VEW4, MFI2269VEW5, MFI2269VEW7, MFI2269VEW8, MFI2569VEA1, MFI2569VEA2,
MFI2569VEB1, MFI2569VEB2, MFI2569VEB3, MFI2569VEB4, MFI2569VEM1, MFI2569VEM2,
MFI2569VEM3, MFI2569VEM4, MFI2569VEQ1, MFI2569VEQ2, MFI2569VEW1, MFI2569VEW2,
MFI2569YEB0, MFI2569YEB1, MFI2569YEB2, MFI2569YEM0, MFI2569YEM1, MFI2569YEM2,
MFI2569YEW0, MFI2569YEW1, MFI2569YEW2, MFI2665XEB0, MFI2665XEB1, MFI2665XEB2,
MFI2665XEB3, MFI2665XEB4, MFI2665XEB5, MFI2665XEB6, MFI2665XEB7, MFI2665XEM0,
MFI2665XEM1, MFI2665XEM2, MFI2665XEM3, MFI2665XEM4, MFI2665XEM5, MFI2665XEM6,
MFI2665XEM7, MFI2665XEM8, MFI2665XEW0, MFI2665XEW1, MFI2665XEW2, MFI2665XEW3,
MFI2665XEW4, MFI2665XEW5, MFI2665XEW6, MFI2665XEW7, MFI2670XEB0, MFI2670XEB1,
MFI2670XEB2, MFI2670XEB3, MFI2670XEB4, MFI2670XEB5, MFI2670XEB6, MFI2670XEB8,
MFI2670XEB9, MFI2670XEM0, MFI2670XEM1, MFI2670XEM10, MFI2670XEM2, MFI2670XEM3,
MFI2670XEM4, MFI2670XEM5, MFI2670XEM6, MFI2670XEM7, MFI2670XEM9, MFI2670XEW0,
MFI2670XEW1, MFI2670XEW2, MFI2670XEW3, MFI2670XEW4, MFI2670XEW5, MFI2670XEW6,
MFI2670XEW8, MFI2670XEW9, MFT2771WEB0, MFT2771WEB1, MFT2771WEM0, MFT2771WEM1,
MFT2771WEM2, MFT2771WEM3, MFT2771WEW0, MFT2771WEW1, MFT2771XEB0, MFT2771XEB1,
MFT2771XEM0, MFT2771XEM1, MFT2771XEW0, MFT2771XEW1, MFX2570AEB0, MFX2570AEB3,

 

 

Encompass Seeks to Minimize Environmental and Financial Impact Tied to Trend of Replacing Versus Repairing Televisions

Lawrenceville, Ga., October 4, 2016Encompass Supply Chain Solutions, Inc., a leading provider of 3PL and 4PL solutions for a diverse range of finished goods and replacement parts, today posted a blog from its chief executive officer raising concerns that too many televisions that could be repaired are instead ending up as e-waste.

According to some estimates, the U.S. generates around 9 million tons of e-waste per year, with a large percentage comprising televisions and their assorted components. With the expense to inventory and ship bulky LED and LCD TV flat panels, many manufacturers and extended warranty providers are opting to simply replace televisions with new units or gift cards to purchase another without attempting to fix the panels. Replacing a bad panel is also often the path of least resistance for servicers, especially inexperienced techs.

According to a new blog post by Encompass President and CEO Robert Coolidge, this is a disturbing trend that is contributing to excessive e-waste and is not always the most economical path.

“We estimate more than 150,000 TVs are replaced every year in the U.S. that could potentially have been repaired and kept out of the waste stream,” said Coolidge.  “If these estimates are correct, the industry is conservatively losing more than $50 million annually paying out the product value.”

Coolidge urges the industry to review their practices and focus on extending the life of electronics.

 “Let’s reevaluate what is truly the proper behavior to minimize replacement; boost repairs to grow company profits; improve product brand equity; fuel the service community and maintain a healthier environment. If TV replacement accounts for 15% of your repairs or more, it’s time to take a deep dive analysis into your processes.”

The full blog is posted on the Encompass corporate website: encompass.com.

 

To Repair or Replace LCD & LED TVs — That is the Question

TV flat panels are bulky, expensive and generally difficult to deal with.  Panels inventoried years ago to serve as repair replacements are often pricey due to freight, core charges and inventory costs.  As such, the industry has elected to provide whole unit replacements or retail gift cards instead of attempting repairs on TVs under warranty.

Although buyout options may seem on the surface to be the most economical and logical path of least resistance, there are several factors to consider that may warrant reconsideration of panel repair.

Cost – The average TV replacement cost is about $750, but a 50”-65” flat panel TV can be repaired for less than $375 including parts – assuming 20% panel replacement, transportation and labor.  We estimate more than 150,000 TVs are replaced every year that could potentially have been repaired and kept out of the waste stream.  If these estimates are correct, the industry is conservatively losing more than $50 million annually paying out the product value.  Boards are the likely source of a failure more than 75% of the time. Regardless of price, when a panel is required and available, the overall cost of ownership for the warranty will be less.

Brand Displacement – Issuing gift cards as compensation for a defective panel opens the door for consumers to buy competitor products. Manufacturers should do whatever it takes to keep their brand in the customer’s home. Even if you just break even on a panel repair, at least you haven’t risked losing your customer to a competing brand.

Unnecessary Replacements – When troubleshooting a TV failure, inexperienced servicers are likely to opt for the easiest route, which is to simply diagnose a bad panel.  Customers get a new TV (potentially of a different manufacturer brand), and servicers get paid trip charges. However, paying quick trip charges for replacement is just pennies on the dollar compared to potential revenue share of repairing.

Plus, when a panel is truly defective, it’s in the industry’s best interest to support the service network and enable a repair. We must support the system to keep the process healthy; otherwise, we risk creating a market full of waste and service mediocrity.

Environment – E-waste and its toll on human health and the environment is like the kitchen of your favorite restaurant: you know it’s probably not good, but you don’t really want to know. However, the reality is recent reports show that the U.S. generates around 9 million tons of e-waste annually, with TVs making up a great portion of it. Toxic chemicals leaking into landfills and potentially contaminating our drinking water is a real concern, and we should collectively be working to minimize the amount of electronics we discard. Extending the life of TVs by repairing their largest component is one way to achieve this.

This trend toward replacement is unnecessarily costing manufacturers and underwriters millions of dollars annually in warranty reimbursements while negatively impacting our environment. It’s potentially affecting brand loyalty among consumers, and it’s weakening the service industry.  Let’s reevaluate what is truly the proper behavior to minimize replacement; boost repairs to grow company profits; improve product brand equity; fuel the service community and keep our environment healthy. If TV replacement accounts for 15% of your repairs or more, it’s time to take a deep dive analysis into your processes.

CE Professional Tech Tip Sharing
October 2016

**NOTICE**

Due the danger and complexity of electronics repair, the following shared technical tips are intended for professional reference only.
Please refer to manufacturer’s recommendations as Encompass does not guarantee the accuracy, reliability or safety of this information.

Hitachi TV, 60SX2K
Reason for Service:  Loss of audio in the surround mode only.
Solution:  Replaced defective three way surround board.

Insignia TV, NS-LCD32-09
Reason for Service:  Dead
Solution: There was no 12v or 24v coming from the power supply.  Q952 was shorted.  K4097

LG TV, 50PG20
Reason for Service:  Shuts down, or starts to prime then shuts down.
Solution:  Check for bad solder on the power supply board or bad Q801 and Q802.  If these are okay, replace the power supply.  #EAY41360901

Philips TV, 50PFP5332
Reason for Service: No picture, but set has audio.
Solution: Replaced y-main and C4712 and fuse on x-main.

Philips TV, 52PFL5704D/F7
Reason for Service:  No video, but has sound and backlight.
Solution: Try this before replacing boards: take out the board, remove the cooling pads from the ICs, soak and scrub board with acetone, put the cooling pads back on and try the set.

RCA TV, F36650, ATC113
Reason for Service: Vertical shrinks after the set warms up.
Solution: Replacing the eprom IR02 fixed the set. #258098 

Samsung TV, UN55D7000LFXZA
Reason for Service:  When you plug set in, it clicks repeatedly.
Solution: Replacing the power board fixed the set.  BN44-00428A

Samsung TV, HLP6163WX (DLP Set)
Reason for Service:  Picture has thin black lines top to bottom.
Solution:  Replacing the DMD board fixed the set.

Sanyo TV, DP42740 plasma
Reason for Service:  Set clicks on, then right back off.
Solution: 200V source was only 130V.  Replace the Logic control module.

Sony TV, KDL46NX700
Reason for Service:  Dead, relay clicks, gives a two blink code.
Solution:  Replaced the following in the power supply:  Q6101 & Q6102, used NTE2903 and fusible resistor R6536 open.  0.47ohm/one half W.

Vizio TV, GV47LFHDTV10A
Reason for Service:  Backlight okay, but no video
Solution:  Found open fuse, F3, 1.5A SM on main board.  Also check all the 1117 regulators.