[TechAssist] Re: RCA CTC 169PC
- From: Terry Joseph Hutchison <sony1@xxxxxxxx>
- To: techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 04 Mar 2002 17:24:08 -0500
Bill, check each of your crt leads going into that new splitter! I just
repaired one and had the arching and it was because one of my leads had
bent over and was not making good contact. I cut off ends of leads
striped back insular and seated them correctly. Cleared up my problem.
Hope this helps you. Terry
Bill S wrote:
>
> Hi all
> This unit came in dead with the HOT shorted as well as C4402 blown (bulge in
> middle and changed values) and CR4402 shorted. I replaced all three shorted
> parts and turned the set on. The set came up without any high voltage and
> ticking coming from the splitter. I disconnected the high voltage lead from
> the flyback to the splitter and the ticking went away. I replaced the
> splitter unit and now I have high voltage and picture but the ticking is
> still occuring and there is arcing in the picture. Are there more parts
> that are going bad in the HOT circuit thereby causing excessive high
> voltage. I am not sure if I am reading the high voltage right. It says 30
> KV but it seems to be fluctuating a bit too.
> Thanks
> Bill Sorensen
> New Life Video & Audio
> billans@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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