[TechAssist] Re: Question Thomson technical help.

I have posted the problem and haven't come up with a fix. It is an RCA ctc197A. 
There are apparently variations in this circuit because the collector of the 
mute transistor Q11900 has a .84 ohm resistor to ground and 0 volts. If I lift 
that resistor I lose the sound. Other circuits show 31v on the collector. The 
problem is a delayed loud pop in the sound when plugged in and also when turned 
off. I have replaced the mute transistor and a couple of caps in the supply for 
the sound. Several have tried to help and I am not unappreciative, but maybe no 
one else has had this problem.           Paul
"Phillip R. Hull" <phil245@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:You may be able to get more 
help here. Whats the problem??

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Subject: [TechAssist] Question Thomson technical help.


> Have any of you used Thomson technical assistance recently? If so how
would you rate it? Both AFS and non AFS. I have not called them in a number
of years,but the last time as I recall it was rather expensive and they
didn't help with my problem. Paul
>
> Paul ,B
Central TV&Video
Grover Beach Ca.
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                                     Central TV&Video                           
                                                                               
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