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There have been multiple suggestions that you obtain a schematic, i suggest you heed that advice before taking any more stabs in the dark. You're only likely to cause self-induced faults by shotgunning parts into it, and I doubt there's anything wrong with the flyback if you still have high voltage.
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No its the sound and color.
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Go to Sams website, order the schematic if they have it.
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See post #58.
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Can anyone tell me what component would cause this set to have a near perfect black and white picture. No color, no sound. Picture does streach about a half an inch to the right. Tuner seems to work perfect on basic cable and of course there is no analog broadcast tv anymore. If you can help you will be a hero. TV has not played regularly since 1986 when it died right in the middle of a Joan Rivers joke. Of course i knew nothing about tv repair back then.
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No we can not GUESS at what component may have failed. You need a schematic to troubleshoot. I know you have been told that many times but for some reason you do not want to listen. Heck if you don't want to BUY a Sam's for the set some good public libraries have collections, find it and make a Xerox!
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Where i live in rural NC?
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I live in rural NC, and have no problems getting schematics for things I want. Dont blame NC for your problems.
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the techs here in this board will point you in the right direction but you have to perform the actual work.get a schematic and get busy.we will help you along the way but start with a schematic.ask for one here and you will get one.i wish you the best of luck on this set.pretty decent models with a fine picture when right.
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Does anyone have a T815 schematic?
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I agree with Sampson159 as to finding a schematic for anything you attempt to service or repair, be it a TV, radio or anything else electronic, before troubleshooting; "blind" attempts at finding trouble in a set often cause more problems than are solved.
My only other advice, however, is to be cautious around the CRT, as it has a very high voltage (in the double digit kilovolt range) -- the second anode voltage -- on it that can be lethal or can cause serious injury if you don't take the appropriate precautions. In color sets like your Maggie, the normal HV will be around 25kV or so; in a b&w set, it is a bit lower, around 18kV or thereabouts, but still, nothing to take lightly. And whatever you do, do not work on a TV or radio while the unit is still under power (plugged in to the AC line). Pull the plug and discharge the CRT in a TV before doing anything inside the cabinet. To discharge the tube, simply slide a metal screwdriver under the cap covering the high-voltage lead coming from the flyback. Remember that the HV charge on a CRT can remain on the tube for quite a while after the set is turned off, even if it has been unplugged and unused for years.
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I threw out a good T-815 chassis that had been sitting in my old shop for 10 years. Kept it because it worked, and the CRT went to air. Intended to use it, but never had another one to work on. |
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I will look and see if I have a t815 manual.
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