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Louis Leciejewski
 
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Default Toshiba CF2052A Vertical Problem

I have a Toshiba CF2052A TV that is about 12 years old. It appears there is
a problem in the area of the vertical circuitry because the picture is
starting to stretch out in the vertical direction (long faces, text going
off screen and the like). I have repaired some of my Toshibas in the past
with the help of this group and I hope someone will be able to send along
some hints as to which component(s) could be the cause of this problem. I do
not have the schematic however I will be able to locate the parts on the
circuit board. Most likely I am hoping a new capacitor or two will fix the
problem. I doubt very much if there is a control that adjusts vertical as in
the "old days".

Thank you very much in advance for any advice, it is greatly appreciated.
The TV has a great picture and I dont want to dump it yet if it can be
saved.

Lou

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