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Hi all. I have here a Mits TS-5089 tv. 1996 model. Shows OSD info, menu and
such. Has good sound. No regular picture though. I trace video in to Video board connector GP pin 2. Goes many places on this board. Doesn't come back out. There are 3 video out lines, best I can tell, no print, but they come out of GP pins 4, 6 and 8, and goes to video output connector from main board to tubes. They all come from IC201, a surface mount chip with 80 tiny pins. Scoping this area while running is no easy task, as this board is tucked between another board and flyback, and Mits doesn't give a lot of cable stretch. Anyway, what I ask is this. Anyone have any insights on this board, common failures, etc? The board number is 210A71701 and has G13 marked near GP connector. Thanks much, Danny |
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Coolness. I'll give that a shot. I know older mits were awful about caps.
Got a 35 inch chassis to recap this week as well. Lots of leakers on it. Reckon this one isn't immune from that too. Cheers, Danny |
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