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Sharp 25R-M100 27" CRT, from 2002
Got it last week through work, from someone who broke off the antenna and tried unsuccesfully to fix it. They already had a better one anyway, so they were going to junk it. I fashioned a new coax jack from a connector and a twist tie (for the center pin) and soldered them in place. For several days it worked 100% (well, it could use a de-guassing, but its minor) Then, all of a sudden, this morning upon turning on, it made the usual noise and flash of a CRT first turning on, and then immediatly shut off again. The power strip it plugs into is shut off at night to save electricity, so there is no chance that any part was too warm or that it needed to be reset via disconnecting the power. I have found that this only happens when the antenna is plugged in (actually the coax line is from the ReplayTV, which in turn is plugged into a 12v amplified roof antenna via coax) If it is on channel "input" then it shuts off if there is a signal at the composite input. With coax and composite unplugged, I can go through all channels, I get the normal blue screen, and I can access the built in menu. Therefor there is clearly nothing wrong with its capacity to display an image. But as soon as I plug it in to an incoming signal, it shuts off. I can generally see an instant of what would be on the screen, and for that instant it looks normal. Once it has shut off, it must be unplugged for a few seconds before I can turn it on again. Once I have done that it will operate from either the front controls or the remote (assuming I unplug the signal again). I have searched the forums, and while there are several entries on spontaneous shut down, none mention that it only happens if the antenna (or cable or whatever) is plugged in. Hopefully that condition will make it much easier to narrow down the problem. Thanks |
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