Toshiba 21S04BG, colour tearing when warm
Toshiba 21S04BG CRT TV: after about 5 minutes the green starts to tear on highlights and the picture develops an even mild-greenish hue. Setting the colour saturation to 0% gives a well balanced monochrome picture with no colour hue. Power-cycling the set in the 'warm' condition rights the problem for ~15 seconds, as does selecting a different preset colour 'temperature' setting using the OSD. Before I reach for the freezer spray, can anyone point me in the right direction, please? Thanks Andrew -- Andrew |
Toshiba 21S04BG, colour tearing when warm
"Andrew" wrote in message . .. Toshiba 21S04BG CRT TV: after about 5 minutes the green starts to tear on highlights and the picture develops an even mild-greenish hue. Setting the colour saturation to 0% gives a well balanced monochrome picture with no colour hue. Power-cycling the set in the 'warm' condition rights the problem for ~15 seconds, as does selecting a different preset colour 'temperature' setting using the OSD. Before I reach for the freezer spray, can anyone point me in the right direction, please? Thanks Andrew -- Andrew Ditto! Andrew I am getting exactly the same fault as you on my Toshiba 21S04BG set and am trying to find out the problem. George |
Toshiba 21S04BG, colour tearing when warm
George, It's good to know I'm not alone with this fault!
I'm hoping that if we've both got this problem then it could be a common fault with this chassis with a known resolution. Oh well, here's hoping that someone will come along with a "Check X,Y & Z" type fix for us. It's been over 15yrs since I repaired brown goods fulltime so I'm quite out of touch. That said, I'll try and put some time into this over the weekend and make some progress. |
Toshiba 21S04BG, colour tearing when warm
Make sure the service switch, likely on the crt board,
is ok, & check solder connections on the main board, as well as the crt board. Sky. "Andrew" wrote in message . .. Toshiba 21S04BG CRT TV: after about 5 minutes the green starts to tear on highlights and the picture develops an even mild-greenish hue. Setting the colour saturation to 0% gives a well balanced monochrome picture with no colour hue. Power-cycling the set in the 'warm' condition rights the problem for ~15 seconds, as does selecting a different preset colour 'temperature' setting using the OSD. Before I reach for the freezer spray, can anyone point me in the right direction, please? Thanks Andrew -- Andrew |
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