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Vector Viper January 7th 04 03:52 AM

Sony 'G' board, part II...the fix!
 
I have a "G" 1-659-752-21 board Q601 and Q602 blown, and replaced, with D648
(150 v protect zener)

Board works, but has almost NO regulation for +130v out...100VAC in outputs
+145V B+
Oddly, the LOAD regulation is good, pix size does not change with
brightness...

----------------------
1/6/2004
Update: problem found. it was a transformer, T603, called "PRT"
The good one reads 500uh on the primary, the bad one only 150!
It drives the output transistors through it's secodary...

Thanks for the help guys!

Aaron H.



Mark D. Zacharias January 7th 04 12:26 PM

Sony 'G' board, part II...the fix!
 
Wow. Good catch. These types of components are always the LAST ones I check.
Electrolytics, semi's and fusible devices first, then resistors, small caps,
inductors and the like.

mz

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"Vector Viper" wrote in message
...
I have a "G" 1-659-752-21 board Q601 and Q602 blown, and replaced, with

D648
(150 v protect zener)

Board works, but has almost NO regulation for +130v out...100VAC in

outputs
+145V B+
Oddly, the LOAD regulation is good, pix size does not change with
brightness...

----------------------
1/6/2004
Update: problem found. it was a transformer, T603, called "PRT"
The good one reads 500uh on the primary, the bad one only 150!
It drives the output transistors through it's secodary...

Thanks for the help guys!

Aaron H.





RonKZ650 January 7th 04 06:07 PM

Sony 'G' board, part II...the fix!
 
Update: problem found. it was a transformer, T603, called "PRT"
The good one reads 500uh on the primary, the bad one only 150!
It drives the output transistors through it's secodary...

Thanks for the help guys!


Wow, I was right for once!


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