CTC177AD2 Chassis Eeprom

[joe111671]

Originally Posted by JohnCT

Yeah, there is an options list on most Philips TVs printed on a label by itself or on the inside cabinet layout label. This continued into the plasma and LCD era that Philips actually designed. Later Philips became Funai, but that's another story..

We had situations where the options would get corrupted. I recall several that had no sound and the serv bulletins would have us go in and enter the proper option codes.

John

Hey Rustin, I hope you don't mind me changing topic on your thread again, but I got curious about my Magnavox set, so took the back off to see what it has in it.

Pretty much nothing except 20+ years of dust! I didn't find an option label, but Randy signed off on it, hahaha. It was interesting to see the HV anode cup says Chicago on it. I wonder if that cup was actually made in Chicago.

[JohnCT]

Originally Posted by joe111671

I didn't find an option label.

Not all of them did, but there should be some kind of label inside that TV.

John

[joe111671]

Originally Posted by JohnCT

Not all of them did, but there should be some kind of label inside that TV.

John

No labels other than what's on the CRT & outside of the back cover. I got it new from w*lmart. Probably a cost cutting measure, so this doesn't surprise me. The equivalent model sold elsewhere probably had the labels.