Toshiba TheaterView Projection TV with display problem
Our 50" set is vertically compressing the display. When it's first turned
on its compressed at the top and bottom, almost like a letter box except the top and bottom lines are squished together. As it warms up, the top returns to normal but the bottom stays compressed so that the bottom 1/6 of the screen is black. Also, their is noticeable barrel distortion. Nothing changes when switching between RF and video inputs. Any idea what could be causing this? (besides the fact that I just finished a custom cabinet to put it in?) Thanks. |
Fault in deflection, have it diagnosed and repaired.
"dnm" wrote in message . .. Our 50" set is vertically compressing the display. When it's first turned on its compressed at the top and bottom, almost like a letter box except the top and bottom lines are squished together. As it warms up, the top returns to normal but the bottom stays compressed so that the bottom 1/6 of the screen is black. Also, their is noticeable barrel distortion. Nothing changes when switching between RF and video inputs. Any idea what could be causing this? (besides the fact that I just finished a custom cabinet to put it in?) Thanks. |
You have a VERY PHYSICALLY SECURE faulty connection, or something
really wierd. By really secure I mean it is probably inside a coupling cap, If that set uses one for the yoke V windings the first thing I would do is at least jump it out with like a 470 or better. Make sure you got a 200V unit in your hand if you like your hand. If most of the distortion is at the top you might have a bad boost cap, if not replaced will overheat the verttical output and cause it's failure. One other possibility is the ramp cap itself. If you're a tech you will understand: check all the caps in the C3XX series, especially the ones near the jungle IC. This is of course after the soldering is over with. You might also have low B++, but to tell I would need a very well articulated description conforming to a set of questions. If not a tech, perhaps you see why we charge money ? If you're not a tech stay outta there. JURB |
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