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I'd check the DC voltages on the IF transistors starting with the 1st IF. Keep it on station, with the antenna and fine tune stationary. Monitor what the collector voltage does when it acts up. If there is no change, move to the next IF stage (X1, X2, X3..) Your Sound IF comes off the last IF transistor(also serves as the first sound IF amp). Weak sound on mine was restored by replacing C412 and C413, per my markings on the schematic I have. C412 couples the sound to the volume control, and C413 is the bypass for X10, the 1st audio driver. If it is an IF transistor, the 2SA162/2SA163 cross to both the 2SA453 and 2SA455, depending on which Sony Semiconductor Replacement Handbook you use. My 1977 one shows the 2SA453 and the 1981 shows the 2SA455 as the replacement. The sound IF amp transistor 2SA323 is replaced by 2SA182.
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Brian USN RET 22YRS (Avionics/Cal) CET-Consumer Repair and Avionics ('88) "Capacitor Cosmetologist since '79" When fuses go to work, they quit! Last edited by Findm-Keepm; 09-29-2017 at 06:38 PM. |
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OK watched the video, that was exiting ! And informative....
A good working TV will give what we called good snow & a nice loud waterfall sound without signal. Yours does not. Snow should be dots without streaks & lots of contrast. Changing channels on yours does not show any switch noise that I can see. Everything points to IF problem. Try freeze mist. After warm up spray some on a Q-tip then hold it to the IF transistors one at a time. If no joy with 1st IF let it warm up again then try 2nd etc. It may be just as easy to change all 3 ONE AT A TIME ! I used ECG replacement with good luck except when I worked at Sony Service, then it was OEM needless to say. One other thing about all early Jap sets is they were ALL very unstable after a few years. They used crap electrolytics. Aim to get the IF's "hot" again & deal with any instability later. 73 Zeno
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