hello all,
i did a bad thing. i was testing a generator i had repaired
in my garage. I hooked it up to my garage power panel and the
current was not stable. I forgot to turn off my favorite
sony tv. now it is dead it has no response to the remote
and the push button. took the back off everything looks
ok. any help would be greatly apreciated.(it's the only
tv I have control of. darn ol wife and kids!

Ross Herbert wrote:
On 4 Apr 2005 18:55:29 -0700, wrote:

hello all,
i did a bad thing. i was testing a generator i had repaired
in my garage. I hooked it up to my garage power panel and the
current was not stable. I forgot to turn off my favorite
sony tv. now it is dead it has no response to the remote
and the push button. took the back off everything looks
ok. any help would be greatly apreciated.(it's the only
tv I have control of. darn ol wife and kids!

If you're lucky you may only have blown the front end of the power
supply. Maybe even something as simple as an onboard fuse, but I
don't
have the circuit for that tv so that is only a guess. I would
certainly get someone to look at it if you can't do it yourself.

BTW, when you want to test a newly repaired generator, do it on a
stand-alone incandescent bulb (100W or so), or a bar radiator if the
geneset is heavy duty, on your bench. If it blows or seems
excessively
bright you know something major is wrong.

Ross H

Ross Herbert wrote:
On 4 Apr 2005 18:55:29 -0700, wrote:

hello all,
i did a bad thing. i was testing a generator i had repaired
in my garage. I hooked it up to my garage power panel and the
current was not stable. I forgot to turn off my favorite
sony tv. now it is dead it has no response to the remote
and the push button. took the back off everything looks
ok. any help would be greatly apreciated.(it's the only
tv I have control of. darn ol wife and kids!

If you're lucky you may only have blown the front end of the power
supply. Maybe even something as simple as an onboard fuse, but I
don't
have the circuit for that tv so that is only a guess. I would
certainly get someone to look at it if you can't do it yourself.

BTW, when you want to test a newly repaired generator, do it on a
stand-alone incandescent bulb (100W or so), or a bar radiator if the
geneset is heavy duty, on your bench. If it blows or seems
excessively
bright you know something major is wrong.

Ross H

thanks ross, yeah I got cocky use gens alot in my work fixing alarms.
I would normally just take it in but it is huge and on a ceiling mount
to boot!
the power supply has a fuse ok, the board is an aa2c any help?

thank you my brother,
I think that's good advice. Iam going to wrangle up some help ,drop
that monster down from the ceiling and
head to my local tv repair shop. tried to find the board no luck so no
more cheapin out.
thank you for your help, if you have alarm questions....... Im your
huckleberry kev