Hi,

I have an RCA F29900RI TV which frequently powers off and then powers
on again automatically. Does anybody had the same problem before and
have the solution now?
Or does anybody know how can I get the schematic of this RCA F29900RI
TV?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

--Harianto

You bought China junk...Good Luck.


wrote in message
ups.com...
Hi,

I have an RCA F29900RI TV which frequently powers off and then powers
on again automatically. Does anybody had the same problem before and
have the solution now?
Or does anybody know how can I get the schematic of this RCA F29900RI
TV?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

--Harianto

On Wed, 1 Feb 2006 11:58:53 -0500, "kip" wrote:

You bought China junk...Good Luck.




Not Helpful. Go away

Ok
"Mojo" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 1 Feb 2006 11:58:53 -0500, "kip" wrote:

You bought China junk...Good Luck.




Not Helpful. Go away

Mojo wrote:

Not Helpful. Go away


While it may not help the OP now, it may (although I doubt it)
motivate others reading this to be more careful when buying low end
garbage, regardless of what manufacturers name appears on the outside
of the product.

At service seminars, the field reps will tell you that these products
are built to run the warranty period. Anything after that is bonus
time.

To the OP, go to rca.com and follow the links to publications. You can
buy the CD-ROM of the service manual.

John

On 2 Feb 2006 05:17:12 -0800, "John-Del" wrote:






At service seminars, the field reps will tell you that these products
are built to run the warranty period. Anything after that is bonus
time.


John


So low to mid level gear is built to last only up to the warranty
period ? So this is a insiders fact and not just an urban legend ?

thanks

Naw, it's just something people like to say. You'll still see
a lot of these cheap sets going strong 10 years down the line.
Yes, a few will break right after the warranty period. But some
people use their equipment more harshly than others too -- long
on times, frequent turn on/turn off, bad power, dirt or liquid
spills, etc.


Mojo wrote:

So low to mid level gear is built to last only up to the warranty
period ? So this is a insiders fact and not just an urban legend ?

thanks