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Default JVC 32" Focus and High Voltage Transformer

OK, I posted a message a month or so ago, now I have a few more
questions. My JVC 32" TV turned whited and was out of focus. I took it
to a local shop, the said it was the High Voltage Transformer, but they
said they turned the focus all the way one way, and got a fairly good
picture. So I have been using the TV. When you first turn it on, it is
out of focus pretty bad, but after 15 minutes, the picture is faily
decent, not preferct, but not too bad. My question is does this sound
like the HVT?

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decent, not preferct, but not too bad. My question is does this sound
like the HVT?


HVT, CRT Narrow Socket and CRT are the most probably causes.

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(sorry for the poor english ;-))


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