[TechAssist] Re: Hitachi TV Mod#32UX59B Chassis#M9LXU Vertical line thru middle of CRT
- From: Jorge Camboni <geo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 01 May 2002 04:01:39 -0500
Hi Ron, vertical line means no horizontal deflection, thus, you have a
(nearly)
open capacitor coupling to the yoke, or the yoke itself is open / burned
Vertical IC has nothing to do with such vertical lines.
Would like to know what is the meaning of the word "verticle"
I apologize for my limited english
If you need the print, you should download it from the Hitachi site, it
should be
available there.
You have a good day.
Jorge, GY Electronics, Dallas
At 06:18 p.m. 30/04/02 -0500, "Ron Price" <ron_tcshack@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> This Hatchi #32UX59B with chassis M9LXU came in with a verticle white line
>and about 4" of raster running thru the middle of the bottle. (crt). Suspect
>verticle ic but as we have no print on this one, is there someone out there
>in repair land who can lend a helping hand???? Also sometime back someone
>had some sams photofact folders for sale at, i believe , 35 cents a
>folder???If this is true will that person email me and let me know if they
>are still available...Thanks in advance.....
>
>
>Ronald J. Price Service Tech Terry's Computer Shack 719 Washington P. O. Box
>655 Mendota, Il. 61342 Phone: 815-539-3210 Fax: 815-539-7521
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