Failing to fix a Sony PVM-14L5 No Power On Issue With Savon-Pat Capacitor Kit

In this episode we do the G-board portion of the Savon-Pat capacitor kit to see if it will fix the no power on issue my friend has with his Sony PVM-14L5. His PVM did work perfectly when he first got it but shortly after it developed this no power issue. The Savon-Pat kit did not fix the problem so we'll have to come back to it another day!

[@WinrichNaujoks]

Probably the power regulator transistors. Savon-Pat really should include those in the kits as well.

[@the-dan3974]

Thank you for the helpful tip! I will give this a try and report back.

[@diopterdoctor120]

Agreed.

[@markmathias9240]

​@@the-dan3974 were you able to find a fix? I have a 20M2U with a similar issue.

[@the-dan3974]

@@markmathias9240 Not yet, my friend who owns it hasn't ordered the next parts that might fix it. The power regulators are what we're going to try next.

[@getzk004]

omg he showed his face! Secret Identity revealed and we didnt even need to hit 1 mil subs.

[@the-dan3974]

haha I've had my face on there a couple times :)

[@getzk004]

oooh just rewatched this and noticed the thermal cam shot! very nice.

[@getzk004]

also, if the power supply isnt showing a consistent output doesnt that mean its a bad power supply?

[@tomgetzke3266]

Good video. Bummer for not getting power. Keep trying. That is a classic monitor.

[@the-dan3974]

Thanks! I'll get it some day!