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Old 05-07-2013, 09:22 AM
MK1234Tfan MK1234Tfan is offline
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Just wanted to say I like your videos and wanted to post info on the TV.

But, as for the tuner I ruled it out in my first post since I have nothing plugged in at all and I can see the weird interference in the channel number.

As for caps there aren't too too many so I might as well check all the ones I can and will report back if I find any bad. I have a kit with many different kinds of caps on hand but I don't have a new 3300uf cap in the kit. 2200uf is the highest one in the kit. However, I did find one on a part board I may try to swap it out and see what happens.

And I'm sorry but I don't have a oscilloscope. =(

I'll report back after I'm doing all of the stuff mentioned.

Thanks!

EDIT: I've come across something that is a little weird and sorta out of my ballpark but I'm going to do my best anyway. When testing caps I came across a cap that said low DSR. I then kept dropping my meter lower and lower until it stopped a little above 50ohms. I then took the cap out and it tested fine so I did a little more checking at the components that is in line with this cap. I found a resistor that tested fine and something called a triode thyristor. I noticed as well that it's part of a high voltage shutdown and is in line with 1 of the pins on the flyback. I was wondering if there is any way of testing this component? (Found out no..) Here is the NTE cross reference datasheet. http://www.nteinc.com/specs/5400to54...nte5452_58.pdf The part is NTE5456. Thanks!
PS. It looks like the tv was repaired at some point as there is a trace cut and a wire reconnecting the components I guess after the test. Where the cap tested low DSR it's also very close to where the trace was cut. I also reflowed solder where the wire was put and tested continuity fine even though it's not in line with this component.

Last edited by MK1234Tfan; 05-07-2013 at 02:50 PM.
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