Sorry for the confusion but this Goldstar tv in no way has any
relations to those cheap Orion chassis tv's I was stating that this 180
ohm resistor is used in those cheap Orion 25" & up chassis so I decided
to include their info to help other techs in the future when coming
across those units.
I still need the Goldstar part # for that R811=180 ohm,25 watt,here are
other Goldstar models that share the same chassis:

Same as GCT1904MN & CN20A82G & CN20A84G

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Dartmouth,Nova Scotia
Canada

Inty wrote:
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20" Goldstar tv model:CN-20B90,chassis:NC-4JA,year:Sept 1995,CSA File
no:LR80622.I need the part # for R811=180 ohm,25w (ceramic stand up) as
I could use these on the tv's listed below:

To know why I need one you can read below:

We in the past several years have noticed alot of those cheap 25" Orion
chassis tv's come into our repair shops with a domino effect of failed

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is this one ? If yes, it's a real ORION, and isn't a complex chassis, but
fails with the domino-effect you have described... this TV is also sold
remarked by Memorex, or maybe Memorex is the costructor ?

But if this set have those components ?
uC SAA5290PS + EEPROM 24C02
PSU Driver TDA16846
Vertical amplifier TDA3654
Video processor and delay line TDA8361A + TDA4665
Video amplifier TDA6107Q
Audio amplifier TDA7056A
Cathodic Ray Tube A59EHJ by Thomson
if yes, and has "G605" or "G705" it isn't a real ORION : it's only a copy,
with the brand "ORION" used illegally ! This one hasn't any identification
information, only ORION Gx05 ! The chassis seems to be a Philips, because
the components are named with four numbers... but it isn't a Philips ! It's
only a clone, a bad made clone ! Here the photo :

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