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458 January 1st 05 05:28 PM

32"sony
 
update on this sony kv32fs16 set plays about half hour and shuts down,
happen to have it on the bench and needed cable line for another set.i
took cable line off sony and was working on other set and noticed that
sony was still on after about i hour. i left set on without cable hooked
up to it and it stayed on all day. hooked cable back up tp set and within
5 min. it shut down again, as long as i leave it with raster only it stays
on naturally its all snow but not shuting down.it also blinks twice on
front of set which means short in current protection cir.so sony code book
says, checked all caps, and diodes found none bad help please jack
@allen park tv


[email protected] January 1st 05 06:38 PM

A Sony that shuts down when cable signal applied is almost always due
to the horizontal frequency (free-run) being too far off. Yes, this
will cause an overcurrent protect shutdown. Main B+ regulation being
too high or low will also cause the horizontal frequency to be off.

Double check the free-run horizontal frequency (no signal applied) to
see if it is within specification.

David

458 wrote:
update on this sony kv32fs16 set plays about half hour and shuts

down,
happen to have it on the bench and needed cable line for another

set.i
took cable line off sony and was working on other set and noticed

that
sony was still on after about i hour. i left set on without cable

hooked
up to it and it stayed on all day. hooked cable back up tp set and

within
5 min. it shut down again, as long as i leave it with raster only it

stays
on naturally its all snow but not shuting down.it also blinks twice

on
front of set which means short in current protection cir.so sony code

book
says, checked all caps, and diodes found none bad help please jack
@allen park tv




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