If it's a model that has the PIP feature it's possible this board is
shutting down the set. Unplug the small board with the AV jacks from
the main chassis if it's got one and see if the set still shuts down.
If not you most likely have bad solder connections on the surface mt
resistors near the 3.3v regulator IC. Very hard to believe, I know. I
read it here, didn't 100% believe it, but have seen the problem myself
recently.
BWL wrote:
Have an RCA CTC203CX chassis which starts, makes H.V., then shuts
down. I have
the CD manual, but not a Chipper Checker. Folowing the
troubleshooting guide in
manual, I replaced C144103 (.5 @250v) with a .45@250 (all I had) ,
and set came
on, produced pic. Shut off and restarted OK. Got a new .5 from local
RCA
supplier, and installed, but set would not start (same symptom).
Putting the
.45 back in didn't help. The set is not being shut down by the x-ray
line, it
stays below .1v. Help!!!
TIA
Billy