Dummy Load
Using five (5) 50K
Ohm power resistors
DALE RS-10 50K Ohm 1%

Build your own Dummy Load
– Connect the five (5) 50 K ohm resistors
In series, then label the
connection points A ~ E

|
A – B = |
100 K Ohms |
|
A – C = |
150 K Ohms |
|
A – D = |
200 K Ohms |
|
A – E = |
250 K Ohms |
The Dummy Load can be used for troubleshooting the
backlight inverter power supply, by substituting for a single CCFL bulb on any
one of the outputs on a multiple output backlight inverter supply.
Always remove the power before substituting the CCFL output
with the resistor dummy load.
(I would) Connect a test clip lead from connection A on the
resistor Dummy Load to the ground return point for all the CCFL bulbs to the
inverter supply.
(Then I would) Connect the second lead from connection
points C to the inverter output in which the plug was removed
Now apply power to he LCD – and test the inverter power
supply output.
Build a second resistor dummy load so you can substitute
another output on the invert power supply.

|
A to B = |
100 K Ohms |
|
A to C = |
150 K Ohms |
|
A to D = |
200 K Ohms |
|
A to E = |
250 K Ohms |
|
A to F = |
300 K Ohms |
|
A to G = |
350 K Ohms |