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Good evening I happen this philips tv 14 "color 14pt3005 has a vertical fault and off, perform reviews of the vertical stage including transistors and diodes and capacitors smd capacitors but they are good changes but nothing as usual electrliticos even change ybd136 transistors BD135 but nothing if I can help please I would appreciate that. is vertical fault, is not online, what happens is that the image is narrow and relate to vertical fault and that produces it is turned off as it enters protection,. and expuce change as all components are in the stage including the surface, because he had another plate of the same model and make changes. that's all. Hi I have a problem with a TV that vertival no idea what the brand is because it is branded, but this is 4551-2010201A chassi, the problem is the following screen is not open but with a horizontal line,. Hey Johnny, how are you? bother you to get a new query: it is a tv Toshiba 20A-02 model which has the following fault; shows the typical horizontal line on the screen, revize transistors. I have a color TV fisher mod. pc-1020 which has a total vertical scan fails, I've changed All condensers coming to . .
I have a TV Pilip 42pf3320/10, and there are about a year this TV breaks down at once I take him to a repairman, he charged me two capacitors. 1 year after TV falls down the coup with some knowledge in electronics I decided to disassemble the TV and I realized that there were two philips tv capacitor to weld the 4700uF 16V C8059 and C8060. And even harder on closer inspection I realize that the C8060 is infact 2 2200UF 16V capacitor. Do you think my problem can come from? or that the C8060 is still dead?. Small clarification: When I turn on the TV, the green LED means the clicking of the relays and the LED turns solid red, as if it were on standby. if the voltage v 70 vs while Shute should test by separating the collector tt single test in his place. if the voltage does not drop then the (thyristor is faulty. ) replace . .
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