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Old 05-24-2022, 05:29 AM
Naoise Naoise is offline
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Magnavox T991

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Originally Posted by zeno View Post
We repaired tons of T991, ALL of them we did the following. Pulled
chassis & resoldered the mother board ESPECIALLY at the power supply
& horz area. Dont forget the ground lugs at the steel frame. Pull all modules &
check all PC cons ESPECIALLY at the connectors. If it has a plug in flyback
be sure the pins are clean, they burn. Cold joints were a big problem that
often blew the power supply board & sometimes started chain reaction
failures. When thats all done they were very good sets.

73 Zeno
Stay well & LFOD !
@zeno @BRC2000

Apologies for bumping an old post; just wondering do you guys have any information about the power circuitry of the T991?

For example, I think the power circuitry is either internal or chassis-mounted with only the power lead visible on the outside and no external power brick - is that correct?

Also, would you have any idea about what the output DC voltage and amperage would be?

Many thanks

Last edited by Naoise; 05-24-2022 at 05:30 AM. Reason: adding quote
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