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Default Magnavox/Philips 19PR14-C222 TV sync issue

This old TV works fine in my kitchen. Recently it has failed to "sync" when
initially turned on. Sound is fine. Syncs when warm, after 5 minutes or
so. All the solder joints "look" nice. Not responsive to pressure on
components or the main board. "Chill Out" didn't find the right component.
Can anyone point me to a schematice that might help or give me a better idea
exactly which specific component is likely to be going bad/badly connected?
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Default Magnavox/Philips 19PR14-C222 TV sync issue

John:
What is the chassis number listed near the model number?? Certain
chassis designs were subject to the symptom you described as a result of a
dried up or faulty filter electrolytic near the VR... usually 100u @ 200V.
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This old TV works fine in my kitchen. Recently it has failed to "sync"

when
initially turned on. Sound is fine. Syncs when warm, after 5 minutes or
so. All the solder joints "look" nice. Not responsive to pressure on
components or the main board. "Chill Out" didn't find the right

component.
Can anyone point me to a schematice that might help or give me a better

idea
exactly which specific component is likely to be going bad/badly

connected?
Thank you.

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Default Magnavox/Philips 19PR14-C222 TV sync issue

Chassis No. is 19X618-00AA
Is that likley one of the involved models?
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Default Magnavox/Philips 19PR14-C222 TV sync issue

I'm sure I can spot a 100u capacitor ...but I'm drawing a blank at the term
"VR".... could you elucidate?

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Default Magnavox/Philips 19PR14-C222 TV sync issue

Dan,

C 432 [100u] was warm to the touch and slightly domed.
Swapped with a good one.
Back in business.

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Default Magnavox/Philips 19PR14-C222 TV sync issue

John...
glad that you got it fixed....

btw: .... VR = voltage regulator
\and c432 is the filter cap for the regulated B+.

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C 432 [100u] was warm to the touch and slightly domed.
Swapped with a good one.
Back in business.

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