[TechAssist] Re: mitsubishi cs-27303
- From: Eric Manuel <tvman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2005 20:50:46 -0230
Tom try this bypass..Eric
The better way is to remove the PIP module completely and install this
bypass.
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Text pasted from WinSTIPS 2.0
http://www.ServiceSoftware.com
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MITSUBISHI #PIP MOD BYPASS
Bypass Method Revised And Simplified!!!!
Jeff Stielau : 3/4/04 : Shoreline Electronics
Remove The Pip Module.
On The Bottom Of The Pc Board , On The Vp Connector
Install A .01uf 50v Disc Cap From Pin 7 To Pin 9 Then Install 4.7uf 35v
Electrolytic ;Pos.To Pin 5,Neg. To Pin 11
You Can Also Use 22uf 16v Non Polarity Cap For Both..................Many
Variations In Value Will Work With Reason.
Do Not Re-Install The Pip Module
Some Have Had Luck Just Inserting The Leads Into The Socket...I Would Not
Trust That Fix In The Long Term...Solder Them To The Bottom Of The Board.
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Eric
E M Electronics
Deer Lake Nfld
Canada
tvman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
cctv-vcr@xxxxxxx wrote:
> --
> Carson City TV-VCR
> 2164 E Hwy 50
> Carson City, NV 89701
> 775-887-9089 fax 775 887-1067
> CS-27303
>
> No picture, bad PIP module. Donating repair to local fire station for
> training videos and I would rather not replace all the nasty fish caps.
> Anybody remember what pins to jump to bypass this board?
> Thanks
> Tom CCTV
>
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