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Hello
i have a Sanyo TV (model: avm-2524u) and it loses picture (i get the
ants or snow). When i first turn it on the picture is great and i get
sound, then it flashes and goes to the ants. Very rarely it can go for
most of the day without anyproblem, but the next day it goes back to
this. I have tried unplugging and repluggin back in with no luck. Once
this happens i have to unplug it and wait a while to try again for
signal. Oh and btw it is connected through coaxal as there is no other
type of connection on the back. i can however watch tv on it via the
local air waves when i flip through the channels once the signal cuts
out. the coax is good i have tried connecting another tv and it works
great in fact i have connected a splitter on the same cable to make
sure that i have siganl when it has gone out. i have open it up and
looked for loose wires or broken saughter points but i can not find
anythin. any help would be much apprecieated.

Lattr30n

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The best suggestion you could receive is to put the rear cover back on the
television and TAKE it to a service shop for, at the very least, a repair
cost estimate so you can make an intelligent repair decision.
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Daniel Sofie
Electronics Supply & Repair
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Hello
i have a Sanyo TV (model: avm-2524u) and it loses picture (i get the
ants or snow). When i first turn it on the picture is great and i get
sound, then it flashes and goes to the ants. Very rarely it can go for
most of the day without anyproblem, but the next day it goes back to
this. I have tried unplugging and repluggin back in with no luck. Once
this happens i have to unplug it and wait a while to try again for
signal. Oh and btw it is connected through coaxal as there is no other
type of connection on the back. i can however watch tv on it via the
local air waves when i flip through the channels once the signal cuts
out. the coax is good i have tried connecting another tv and it works
great in fact i have connected a splitter on the same cable to make
sure that i have siganl when it has gone out. i have open it up and
looked for loose wires or broken saughter points but i can not find
anythin. any help would be much apprecieated.

Lattr30n



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39 kohm resistor feeding the +33 volt line. R 807
I think. Tuner can need soldering, or possibly a
reuild, but the 33 volt line supply is most common.
Sky.




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Hello
i have a Sanyo TV (model: avm-2524u) and it loses picture (i get the
ants or snow). When i first turn it on the picture is great and i get
sound, then it flashes and goes to the ants. Very rarely it can go for
most of the day without anyproblem, but the next day it goes back to
this. I have tried unplugging and repluggin back in with no luck. Once
this happens i have to unplug it and wait a while to try again for
signal. Oh and btw it is connected through coaxal as there is no other
type of connection on the back. i can however watch tv on it via the
local air waves when i flip through the channels once the signal cuts
out. the coax is good i have tried connecting another tv and it works
great in fact i have connected a splitter on the same cable to make
sure that i have siganl when it has gone out. i have open it up and
looked for loose wires or broken saughter points but i can not find
anythin. any help would be much apprecieated.

Lattr30n



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39 kohm resistor feeding the +33 volt line. R 807
I think. Tuner can need soldering, or possibly a
reuild, but the 33 volt line supply is most common.
Sky.




wrote in message
oups.com...
Hello
i have a Sanyo TV (model: avm-2524u) and it loses picture (i get the
ants or snow). When i first turn it on the picture is great and i get
sound, then it flashes and goes to the ants. Very rarely it can go for
most of the day without anyproblem, but the next day it goes back to
this. I have tried unplugging and repluggin back in with no luck. Once
this happens i have to unplug it and wait a while to try again for
signal. Oh and btw it is connected through coaxal as there is no other
type of connection on the back. i can however watch tv on it via the
local air waves when i flip through the channels once the signal cuts
out. the coax is good i have tried connecting another tv and it works
great in fact i have connected a splitter on the same cable to make
sure that i have siganl when it has gone out. i have open it up and
looked for loose wires or broken saughter points but i can not find
anythin. any help would be much apprecieated.

Lattr30n





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