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Sony 19" CPD-420GS Focus changes at random
I have a Sony 19" Trinitron Monitor, CPD-420GS.
Here recently, the focus will change on it's own. Usually, it starts with a "click" from the flyback side of the monitor, and then the focus will change from mild to wild. Had the monitor open, and checked for cold solder joints. Found none, but resoldered some previous repairs (Q901 and Q902). Didn't find any obvious leaking caps. Any help appreicated..... |
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Sony 19" CPD-420GS Focus changes at random
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I have a Sony 19" Trinitron Monitor, CPD-420GS. Here recently, the focus will change on it's own. Usually, it starts with a "click" from the flyback side of the monitor, and then the focus will change from mild to wild. Had the monitor open, and checked for cold solder joints. Found none, but resoldered some previous repairs (Q901 and Q902). Didn't find any obvious leaking caps. Any help appreicated..... Bad flyback ? -- "I'm never wrong, once i thought i was, but was mistaken" Real Programmers Do things like this. http://webpages.charter.net/jamie_5 |
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Sony 19" CPD-420GS Focus changes at random
On Sun, 28 Jan 2007 16:06:34 GMT, Homer Simpson
put finger to keyboard and composed: I have a Sony 19" Trinitron Monitor, CPD-420GS. Here recently, the focus will change on it's own. Usually, it starts with a "click" from the flyback side of the monitor, and then the focus will change from mild to wild. Had the monitor open, and checked for cold solder joints. Found none, but resoldered some previous repairs (Q901 and Q902). Didn't find any obvious leaking caps. Any help appreicated..... There is a service manual at http://www.eserviceinfo.com - Franc Zabkar -- Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email. |
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Sony 19" CPD-420GS Focus changes at random
Figures... now that I dont need the manual, it's everywhere on the
net! I had to actually order the manual from Sony about 5 years ago.... I am thinking a new FBT. The monitor sometimes will emit an audible CLICK! and the picture will go blank for a second, then come back on. Usually only does this once.... FBT and HOT are the original parts. Q901 and Q902 were replaced about 5 years ago. Every once in a while, the picture will flicker to dim, and then back. Resoldering a few spots that looked bad and reseating the neckboard seemed to fix this, for now. I wonder if it is worth putting a new FBT in this thing. It's working on 8 yrs old... that and I dont have the equipment to retune the board for a new FBT (IIRC, the manual says you have to adjust some pot on the board for the FBT when changed.) On Mon, 29 Jan 2007 07:50:31 +1100, Franc Zabkar wrote: On Sun, 28 Jan 2007 16:06:34 GMT, Homer Simpson put finger to keyboard and composed: I have a Sony 19" Trinitron Monitor, CPD-420GS. Here recently, the focus will change on it's own. Usually, it starts with a "click" from the flyback side of the monitor, and then the focus will change from mild to wild. Had the monitor open, and checked for cold solder joints. Found none, but resoldered some previous repairs (Q901 and Q902). Didn't find any obvious leaking caps. Any help appreicated..... There is a service manual at http://www.eserviceinfo.com - Franc Zabkar |
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