Im trying to repair a sharp 32" tv - model # 32U-F510 . Anyone have
a schematic for this ? Or some advice ?
The picture is sunken in at the sides . This happened one day when the
owner turned it on.
Here is a picture of it :

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v225/solrizzo/TV.jpg


contact me at

On Feb 17, 11:29 pm, wrote:
Im trying to repair a sharp 32" tv - model # 32U-F510 . Anyone have
a schematic for this ? Or some advice ?
The picture is sunken in at the sides . This happened one day when the
owner turned it on.
Here is a picture of it :

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v225/solrizzo/TV.jpg

contact me at

there can be various reasons for this. a shrunken raster can indicate
power supply problems but you have e-w bowing so check the horizontal
scan areas. change electrolytic capacitors first.

-b

On Feb 17, 5:39 pm, b wrote:
On Feb 17, 11:29 pm, wrote:

Im trying to repair a sharp 32" tv - model # 32U-F510 . Anyone have
a schematic for this ? Or some advice ?
The picture is sunken in at the sides . This happened one day when the
owner turned it on.
Here is a picture of it :

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v225/solrizzo/TV.jpg

contact me at

there can be various reasons for this. a shrunken raster can indicate
power supply problems but you have e-w bowing so check the horizontal
scan areas. change electrolytic capacitors first.

-b

How Do i check the "horizontal scan areas" ?

change which caps? in the power supply ?

On Feb 17, 5:39 pm, b wrote:
On Feb 17, 11:29 pm, wrote:

Im trying to repair a sharp 32" tv - model # 32U-F510 . Anyone have
a schematic for this ? Or some advice ?
The picture is sunken in at the sides . This happened one day when the
owner turned it on.
Here is a picture of it :

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v225/solrizzo/TV.jpg

contact me at

there can be various reasons for this. a shrunken raster can indicate
power supply problems but you have e-w bowing so check the horizontal
scan areas. change electrolytic capacitors first.

-b


how do i check the horizontal scan areas ?

which electrolytics shopuld i check/change ?

Considering your question, you should be taking the set in to a service shop
to have proper safe and reliable service for your set.

You have to have a good solid knowledge of TV electronics theory, and
service experience to service your set. You will have to get the service
manual, and follow through with a scope and DVM. That is how you will be
able to find the defective parts! It is very difficult just from a picture
to know exactly what parts are the cause. There are many parts in the
horizontal scan circuits that can cause this type of fault.

There is a possibility that the fault is in an area that is referred to as
the pin-amp circuit. It works with both the horizontal and vertical
deflection amplifiers.

--

JANA
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"493dart" wrote in message
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On Feb 17, 5:39 pm, b wrote:
On Feb 17, 11:29 pm, wrote:

Im trying to repair a sharp 32" tv - model # 32U-F510 . Anyone have
a schematic for this ? Or some advice ?
The picture is sunken in at the sides . This happened one day when the
owner turned it on.
Here is a picture of it :

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v225/solrizzo/TV.jpg

contact me at

there can be various reasons for this. a shrunken raster can indicate
power supply problems but you have e-w bowing so check the horizontal
scan areas. change electrolytic capacitors first.

-b


how do i check the horizontal scan areas ?

which electrolytics shopuld i check/change ?

On Feb 17, 11:59*pm, "JANA" wrote:
Considering your question, you should be taking the set in to a service shop
to have proper safe and reliable service for your set.

You have to have a good solid knowledge of TV electronics theory, and
service experience to service your set. You will have to get the service
manual, and follow through with a scope and DVM. *That is how you will be
able to find the defective parts! *It is very difficult just from a picture
to know exactly what parts are the cause. There are many parts in the
horizontal scan circuits that can cause this type of fault.

There is a possibility that the fault is in an area that is referred to as
the pin-amp circuit. It works with both the horizontal and vertical
deflection amplifiers.

--

JANA
_____

"493dart" wrote in message

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On Feb 17, 5:39 pm, b wrote:





On Feb 17, 11:29 pm, wrote:

Im trying to repair a sharp 32" tv - model *# *32U-F510 . *Anyone have
a schematic for this ? *Or some advice ?
The picture is sunken in at the sides . This happened one day when the
owner turned it on.
Here is a picture of it :

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v225/solrizzo/TV.jpg

contact me at *

there can be various reasons for this. a shrunken raster can indicate
power supply problems but you have e-w bowing so check the horizontal
scan areas. change electrolytic capacitors first.

-b

how do i check the horizontal scan areas ?

which electrolytics shopuld i check/change ?- Hide quoted text -

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Jana is correct, you will need an oscilloscope and full service
information and a knowledge of how the various parts of the deflection
circuits work unless you are VERY lucky in shotgunning repairs.