Hello all,
I have an Emerson TV/VCR combo unit, model # EWC1902 that came in my
shop with a shorted horizontal output transistor Q571, and a bad zener
diode D615 so I replaced these components, which I had to order from
Funai, and now the unit comes on for a second, but I have a high voltage
problem, which sends the set in to shut down, and I am not sure which
regulator or component is causing this,

Just for the archives, Q571 had a TT2140 on it, but Funai sent me a
2SD2627 as a replacement, and D615 had a 332.G on it, but this turned
out to be a 33 volt zener diode.
It looked like a quarter watter.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Dave

When D615 shorts it means the power supply is not regulating. This is usually
either caused by bad solder connections on transistor Q604 (located on the very
back of the chassis to the left of the AC cord), or a crack on the board near
the small screw by the B+ adjustment pot just to the left of the transistor.
Good luck,

Hello all,
I have an Emerson TV/VCR combo unit, model # EWC1902 that came in my
shop with a shorted horizontal output transistor Q571, and a bad zener
diode D615 so I replaced these components, which I had to order from
Funai, and now the unit comes on for a second, but I have a high voltage
problem, which sends the set in to shut down, and I am not sure which
regulator or component is causing this,

Just for the archives, Q571 had a TT2140 on it, but Funai sent me a
2SD2627 as a replacement, and D615 had a 332.G on it, but this turned
out to be a 33 volt zener diode.
It looked like a quarter watter.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Dave

ospam (RonKZ650) wrote in message ...
When D615 shorts it means the power supply is not regulating. This is usually
either caused by bad solder connections on transistor Q604 (located on the very
back of the chassis to the left of the AC cord), or a crack on the board near
the small screw by the B+ adjustment pot just to the left of the transistor.
Good luck,

Hello all,
I have an Emerson TV/VCR combo unit, model # EWC1902 that came in my
shop with a shorted horizontal output transistor Q571, and a bad zener
diode D615 so I replaced these components, which I had to order from
Funai, and now the unit comes on for a second, but I have a high voltage
problem, which sends the set in to shut down, and I am not sure which
regulator or component is causing this,

Just for the archives, Q571 had a TT2140 on it, but Funai sent me a
2SD2627 as a replacement, and D615 had a 332.G on it, but this turned
out to be a 33 volt zener diode.
It looked like a quarter watter.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Dave

Just to help other technicians who may be experiencing this shut down
problem I encountered, my friend found the problem. after I did the
above repairs, and the TV was still going into shut down, futher
exploration revealed that R566 had changed in value. It was suppose
to be 4.7 ohms, but it read around 2K. This resistor is located next
to the horizontal output transistor.

EWC1302 Seems to the the same chassis as EWC1902. It appears the only
difference is the picture tube on the EWC1302 is a thirteen inch, and
EWC1902 has a 19 inch picture tube.