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(chassis # TVC809COMBO)
Hi; Thought it was going to be an easy one, other guy fixed it for a spill but noticed retrace lines when playing it afterward. Only occurs on certain scenes. There is a slight haze and retrace lines only in what I would call the second quadrant of the screen (horizontally). Thought I had an easy one, the G2 cap right ? WRONG. Jumped in another cap, no good. Scoped the 220V line and it has less than a volt of ripple. Turning down the G2 helps just a bit, but not enough, the lines still come back on certain scenes. Got no print for this one, nor do I have any big hopes of getting one. Any ideas ? Also, how do you get into the service menu on these. I don't think this fault is dangerous and I might reluctantly try to adjust it out. If I can get the pedestal high enough and the G2 low enough without video flaring I'm willing to send it out like that. This is not a high dollar repair and I don't need days into it. Any ideas ? Thanks in advance. JURB |
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OOPS, that chassis # strats with TVD.
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