Model 32UF6 ... 2003 flat screen .

The screen comes on very bright white with retrace lines . I can see no
menues
If i turn up the flyback screen control the picture squeezes in on
both sides about an inch . The screen control is now all the way down

sounds like a yoke problem

Ken G. wrote:
Model 32UF6 ... 2003 flat screen .

The screen comes on very bright white with retrace lines . I can see no
menues
If i turn up the flyback screen control the picture squeezes in on
both sides about an inch . The screen control is now all the way down

No its not the yoke . Other tv`s do this and its usually a resistor
somewhere . I cant seem to find this one

Ken G. wrote:
No its not the yoke . Other tv`s do this and its usually a resistor
somewhere . I cant seem to find this one

change out the video amp ic on the vrt board crt is being satuated by
a short video amp

Resistor or diode in G2 supply?.
"David Naylor" wrote in message
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Ken G. wrote:
No its not the yoke . Other tv`s do this and its usually a resistor
somewhere . I cant seem to find this one

change out the video amp ic on the vrt board crt is being satuated by a
short video amp

Thanks for the replys . I know its not always easy to guess at this
stuff witout the service manual . just thought this might be a
consistant problem in this set like the Philips or Rca sets .

You will find that the 180-200 volt is very low on the crt board.
follow the trace to the wire(s) that go down close the flyback. That
supply is made up of a resistor, diode and cap. The cap is the usual.
Usually 4.7-10uf@200-250volt. If the resistor is open suspect the
diode or if the crt board uses a IC for the output of the RGB than it's
that IC.

Good luck!

Lloyd


Ken G. wrote:
Model 32UF6 ... 2003 flat screen .

The screen comes on very bright white with retrace lines . I can see no
menues
If i turn up the flyback screen control the picture squeezes in on
both sides about an inch . The screen control is now all the way down

Thanks Lloyd ... I did just that and found a bad resistor and that IC
chip is bad causing a 15 ohm short across that 200 volt supply .