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Mr. Lee December 3rd 03 03:31 PM

RCA Model F32718 Shuts Down
 
Set powers up with high voltage and shuts down 3 times.
Power button again cycles 3 times, but later the set power up and play the
rest of the day. Chassis is ATC113CB1
Any ideas?? Flyback?? Thanks





Jerry G. December 3rd 03 03:33 PM

RCA Model F32718 Shuts Down
 
Do an ESR check on all the capacitors in the power supply, horizontal output
sections, and in the protection circuits. You will find a fair amount of
them having too high an ESR.

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"Mr. Lee" wrote in message
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Set powers up with high voltage and shuts down 3 times.
Power button again cycles 3 times, but later the set power up and play the
rest of the day. Chassis is ATC113CB1
Any ideas?? Flyback?? Thanks






Jason D. December 4th 03 12:28 AM

RCA Model F32718 Shuts Down
 
On Wed, 3 Dec 2003 10:33:54 -0500, "Jerry G."
wrote:

Do an ESR check on all the capacitors in the power supply, horizontal output
sections, and in the protection circuits. You will find a fair amount of
them having too high an ESR.

--

Greetings,

Jerry Greenberg GLG Technologies GLG


HUH? This is really new set, ATC113 chassis came out last year, based
on CTC203 with number of changes to it.

The 3 strikes and out usually is caused by bad flyback but your works
fine afterwards, I would suspect looking in I2C bus realated stuff
start with I/O & PIP module card.

ATC113 service manual is a MUST. The signals paths winds back and
forth through this PIP/AV module twice. I really cussed at it.

Oh, FIRST PLEASE check that small coil on a rod that goes between
horizontal transformer driver and base of the horizontal transistor
(HOT) has glue removed and soldered. This also causes 3 strikes and
out if just right. Yes, there was few ATC113s with this glue on this
coil like the CTC203 commonly has on L14401.

Cheers,

Wizard

Mr. Lee December 4th 03 03:24 PM

RCA Model F32718 Shuts Down
 
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Greetings,



HUH? This is really new set, ATC113 chassis came out last year, based
on CTC203 with number of changes to it.

The 3 strikes and out usually is caused by bad flyback but your works
fine afterwards, I would suspect looking in I2C bus realated stuff
start with I/O & PIP module card.

ATC113 service manual is a MUST. The signals paths winds back and
forth through this PIP/AV module twice. I really cussed at it.

Oh, FIRST PLEASE check that small coil on a rod that goes between
horizontal transformer driver and base of the horizontal transistor
(HOT) has glue removed and soldered. This also causes 3 strikes and
out if just right. Yes, there was few ATC113s with this glue on this
coil like the CTC203 commonly has on L14401.

Cheers,

Wizard




bomberbob September 18th 06 03:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr. Lee
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Greetings,



HUH? This is really new set, ATC113 chassis came out last year, based
on CTC203 with number of changes to it.

The 3 strikes and out usually is caused by bad flyback but your works
fine afterwards, I would suspect looking in I2C bus realated stuff
start with I/O & PIP module card.

ATC113 service manual is a MUST. The signals paths winds back and
forth through this PIP/AV module twice. I really cussed at it.

Oh, FIRST PLEASE check that small coil on a rod that goes between
horizontal transformer driver and base of the horizontal transistor
(HOT) has glue removed and soldered. This also causes 3 strikes and
out if just right. Yes, there was few ATC113s with this glue on this
coil like the CTC203 commonly has on L14401.

Cheers,

Wizard

Not much on the RCA model F32718 here.
My son has one that just died. Press the power button, the LED blinks a couple of times, and it goes out. I have not taken the back off yet to look, I wanted to gather ideas on what to look for first. This glued coil is the first thing on my list, anything else? TVs are not my specialty, computers are. No sound, no video, no relay clicking, no nothing but a blinking LED. Processor board or something?


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