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Sony Trinitron KV-27FS13: Any potential issues to worry about?
I picked up a Sony Trinitron KV-27FS13 off Facebook Marketplace on Monday, early WEGA set with S-video and component inputs which I could certainly make good use of. This thing is 100 pounds though and I really don't want to have to carry it back out of the house for a long, LONG time so I'd like to know, do these early 2000s WEGA sets have anything that frequently fails? ICs, capacitors, stuff like that?
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If it has the IIRC MCZ3000D IC (usually there's 2) those let go every few years and cause no start issues... replace with a new genuine Sony part (the fakes are junk) and an IC socket so next time it is a faster repair and you don't wear out the PCB and traces.
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All you can do right now is to resolder the horiz driver transformer. These are known to develop circular cracks around the base. John |
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The FS series was the bread & butter sets at the time. Nothing wrong with
them unless you need a feature not included. We sold tons of them. The FV series was the next step at the time. I dont remember the difference now but its near the same set with better audio & more jacks etc. Top of the line sets were the XBR series. Lots of features & where new things were tried first. For most the most part you cant tell the differences unless you are looking for them as far as pix goes. As far as keeping it running JohnCT is on the $$. Cold joints at the hoz drive were common in them & a lot of other brands. Trouble is that can cause the hoz output to short then blow the transistors in the power supply to short. Bottom line is best thing is pull & flip over the chassis & check the whole PCB for cold joints. Anything else will either fail or not, its luck at that point. 73 Zeno LFOD ! |
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I'll have to fire up the soldering iron and freshen everything up when I've got the set in a more convenient location.
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