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Leonard Caillouet
 
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Good advice. Best to replace a broken isolation block unless you clearly
understand its function. Even then it is hardly worth the effort.

Leonard

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You simply need to order and replace the antenna isolation block.
Between $7.00 and $20. Looks like the one you have solders to the main
board with 4 large tabs.

MCM Electronics has several as well as MAT electronics. I would not
bother with trying to repair the broken block due to the low cost, easy
availability, and safety aspects of the part.

David

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I just moved and in doing so my TV was damaged. The cable was ripped
out of the back and part of the TV (where you screw in the cable) came
with it.

I have pictures of the part that was damaged but I don't know what it
is or where to buy a part to replace it. Help!!

See pictures below - it's the shiny silver box with a hole in it.

http://207.54.123.12/TV_1.jpg
http://207.54.123.12/TV_2.jpg
http://207.54.123.12/TV_3.jpg
http://207.54.123.12/TV_4.jpg