I have a Philips/Magnavox PTV770-AH01 Series Projection TV that we
recently moved to a different house. since we moved it, it turned on
for about 5 minutes and then shutdown and will not power back on.

I have taken the back off of the unit and found
120Vac power is on the Large Signal board on the cold side. nothing on
the Hot Side.
I can't find the 5v standby voltage for the front control panel.

any ideas?

does anyone have a PDF version of the service manual?

Thanks.
-Jesse

Yo dude. If you have 120VAC on the cold side, something is seriously
wrong.


grtechguy wrote:
I have a Philips/Magnavox PTV770-AH01 Series Projection TV that we
recently moved to a different house. since we moved it, it turned on
for about 5 minutes and then shutdown and will not power back on.

I have taken the back off of the unit and found
120Vac power is on the Large Signal board on the cold side. nothing
on
the Hot Side.
I can't find the 5v standby voltage for the front control panel.

any ideas?

does anyone have a PDF version of the service manual?

Thanks.
-Jesse

oopss...late night typing....120Vac on Hot, nothing on cold

I really hope not...
Best measure again correctly.

kip
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oopss...late night typing....120Vac on Hot, nothing on cold

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I have a Philips/Magnavox PTV770-AH01 Series Projection TV that we
recently moved to a different house. since we moved it, it turned on
for about 5 minutes and then shutdown and will not power back on.

These sets have a lot of circuits that will cause shutdown,
many of them associated with protecting the CRT phosphors.

Loss of vertical scan is one of the more common causes.
The vertical IC's tend to develop cracked solder joints,
and moving might have exacerbated it.

Or moving might have ruptured a CRT diaphragm and leaked
coolant on the PC board, which can be very bad news.

Lots of possibilities...