Re: 3 year old 32 inch Sony TV died!???
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- Date: 30 Jan 2006 01:52:43 -0800
wlwallick wrote:
> About a week ago it suddenly died - no picture - sound still works.
>
> He took it to a repair shop and their story is the grandkids killed it
> playing their Playstation on it. This is also a Sony product.
>
> Something about resolutions and stuff that the tv couldn't handle!!??
>
> Want 5 to 6 hundred dollars to fix.
They're either or cons or gross incompetents.
Ask in sci.electronics.repair, and post the model number. Sound
without picture is often due to a blown horizontal output transistor,
which not only drives the circuit that sweeps the electron beams but
also generates several voltages, including the 30,000V for the 2nd
anode, voltages for the electron guns, and even the CRT heater. If
bad, also replace any damper diode (necessary only if not built into
the transistor) and nearby small, high voltage capacitors. This
transistor is the largest one in the TV and likely mounted on the
largest heatsink. Authorized parts distributors may charge 2-3 times
what a place like www.mcminone.com does. Do you have any friends who
know how to work on electronics?
.
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