I'm not making much progress here. Every cap I've checked has acceptable ESR
and that goes for the ones I initially replaced. None of them shows any signs
of leakage. I've scraped off some minor glue deposits in a couple of areas. The
picture still jitters.

One weird phenomenon occurs when I use an external video input. If I send a
crosshatch pattern in through the video input, the TV shuts down after a few
seconds. The same crosshatch pattern sent through the RF input does not shut
the TV down. A color bar pattern sent to the video input does not shut the TV
down. There is an X-Ray check toggle switch which I thought had been moved to
the "check" position but trying it in the other position makes no difference.
(Sometimes these plastic toggle switches have three positions even though there
are only two selections.)

Thanks for everyone's suggestions so far. I'll keep plugging away at this.

Regards,
David Farber


Subject: Mitsubishi CS-2655R vertical jitter.
From: "Bill Jr"
Date: 04/30/2004 3:21 PM Pacific Daylight Time
Message-id:

Don't forget to get all the yellow/brown glue off everything.

Good Luck,
Bill Jr


"Chuck" wrote in message
.. .
On 29 Apr 2004 17:48:41 GMT, (David Farber) wrote:

This Mitsubishi CS-2655R tv came into the shop with a blurry picture and
not
much else wrong. I touched up the focus control and the picture is
crystal
clear except for some slight vertical jitter. I replaced all the C400
series
electrolytic caps and the vertical output IC, AN5521. The jitter is
apparent
whether you are watching a tv program or viewing the on screen display
menus. A
Google search for this fault didn't turn up much.

Thanks for your reply.


David Farber
David Farber's Service Center
L.A., CA


You need to clean the main circuit board, top and bottom, particularly
the video section after replacing the faulty capacitors. I have had
board leakage cause vertical jitter multiple times. Chuck




David Farber
David Farber's Service Center
L.A., CA