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Default FDT-5BX5 TV's dead short

I have a Sony FDT-5BX5 color watchman, since 1994. It have an External
Antenna Input. I was watching TV when an electric overload from the
External Antenna did a short circuit.

Now, the radio still plays great but when switched to TV, it has a dead
short. I have no schematic. Can anyone suggest how I go about
troubleshooting?

Thanks in advice:

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I have a Sony FDT-5BX5 color watchman, since 1994. It have an External
Antenna Input. I was watching TV when an electric overload from the
External Antenna did a short circuit.

Now, the radio still plays great but when switched to TV, it has a dead
short. I have no schematic. Can anyone suggest how I go about
troubleshooting?

Thanks in advice:



What do you mean by dead short? Does it blow the fuse?


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I mean "short circuit" or the TV/Video doesn't work (dead). Also I
guess the set doesn't have an internal fuse, because the radio still
working.

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I mean "short circuit" or the TV/Video doesn't work (dead). Also I
guess the set doesn't have an internal fuse, because the radio still
working.


If it's dead and part of it still works then it's not short circuited,
something has probably gone open. It's impossible to say what though without
looking at it, it's not something you'll be able to fix yourself unless
you've got a multimeter, soldering iron, and a lot of patience. Read the
sci.electronics.repair faq first, at least the sections relating to TV
repair, it'll give you a good idea of what you're getting into.




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Well, thanks to all for the advices. I didn't know the existence of
this group and the nice people who makes it great.

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