Hello, i have this set...65xbr10w....iirc circa 2000 'vintage'.

Now, there may be an intermittent issue developing with this set....so
far only during 1080i playback...this set has one 480p/1080i capable
component input. The issue is that there has been some intermittent
'coloring' of picture....taking on a yellowish/blue cast almost as if the
red crt is 'losing some output' or 'fading out'. It has happened
relatively infrequently & seems to have corrected itself on it's own when
it does happen....so far only only one HD source has been doing this, dvd
upscaled through a PS3 to 1080i & 1080i video game through PS3. I haven't
noticed anything from HD cable TV sources..but that is not to say it
isn't there. I haven't noticed it during blu-ray disc playback either.
It has been very infrequent so far......i'm working on the assumption
this is not the PS3...but the beginnings of some sort of CRT failure on
this large, older HDTV. Thoughts?

Thx for any comments.

You would be best off to get the service manual. Start by verifying
supply voltages, and then tracing the signal paths with a scope.

The most basic thing you can do, is to start looking for cold solder
conections. Pushing and sort of putting bending pressure on the
circuit board can help to show if there are any cold solder
connections. To work on your set, you may need the extension service
harnesses.

Considering the age and type of set, I would be seriously looking at
getting a new set.


Jerry G.
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On Oct 28, 6:59 pm, fatguy wrote:
Hello, i have this set...65xbr10w....iirc circa 2000 'vintage'.

Now, there may be an intermittent issue developing with this set....so
far only during 1080i playback...this set has one 480p/1080i capable
component input. The issue is that there has been some intermittent
'coloring' of picture....taking on a yellowish/blue cast almost as if the
red crt is 'losing some output' or 'fading out'. It has happened
relatively infrequently & seems to have corrected itself on it's own when
it does happen....so far only only one HD source has been doing this, dvd
upscaled through a PS3 to 1080i & 1080i video game through PS3. I haven't
noticed anything from HD cable TV sources..but that is not to say it
isn't there. I haven't noticed it during blu-ray disc playback either.
It has been very infrequent so far......i'm working on the assumption
this is not the PS3...but the beginnings of some sort of CRT failure on
this large, older HDTV. Thoughts?

Thx for any comments.

On Tue, 30 Oct 2007 21:05:14 -0700, Jerry G. wrote:

You would be best off to get the service manual. Start by verifying
supply voltages, and then tracing the signal paths with a scope.

The most basic thing you can do, is to start looking for cold solder
conections. Pushing and sort of putting bending pressure on the circuit
board can help to show if there are any cold solder connections. To
work on your set, you may need the extension service harnesses.

Considering the age and type of set, I would be seriously looking at
getting a new set.


Jerry G.
======




On Oct 28, 6:59 pm, fatguy wrote:
Hello, i have this set...65xbr10w....iirc circa 2000 'vintage'.

Now, there may be an intermittent issue developing with this set....so
far only during 1080i playback...this set has one 480p/1080i capable
component input. The issue is that there has been some intermittent
'coloring' of picture....taking on a yellowish/blue cast almost as if
the red crt is 'losing some output' or 'fading out'. It has happened
relatively infrequently & seems to have corrected itself on it's own
when it does happen....so far only only one HD source has been doing
this, dvd upscaled through a PS3 to 1080i & 1080i video game through
PS3. I haven't noticed anything from HD cable TV sources..but that is
not to say it isn't there. I haven't noticed it during blu-ray disc
playback either. It has been very infrequent so far......i'm working on
the assumption this is not the PS3...but the beginnings of some sort of
CRT failure on this large, older HDTV. Thoughts?

Thx for any comments.

.....thx for the reply Jerry, i appreciate it. I may have spoke too soon,
i'm going to sound like a idiot here, but it may have simply been the
output connector on the PS3 console...it's a proprietary multipin out
that terminates in a component video connection. The cable is very heavy
& with the PS3 vertical there 'seems' to be enough torque on jack to
possibly loosen one of the pin contacts.....problem has disappeared since
we unplugged and replugged the cable a few times and tiewrapped the cable
itself to the audio rack to relieve the strain. Hopefully this is all it
was. I guess the fact no other 1080i sources are doing this would be a
bit odd if it were the set.

Yah, a new set is in the works, this one still has an incredible
picture, this li'l hiccup aside....even after all the heavy use it's seen.
We are planning on going with one of the new KDS-R70XBR5 sxrd sets, but
it's my understanding the release has been pushed back from this fall to
early 1st qutr 2008. Should be a helluva set. I've had pretty good luck
with XBR chassis sets over the years.

--Andy