Ok I'll try it. The reason I think it's the EPROM is that the micro keep searching on turn-on. The data keeps flowing. I guess it could be the jungle IC or the tuner but the tuner I figured caused this problem because resoldering tuner let's the set turn on. Al Marquardt ampm@xxxxxxx Al Marquardt Electronic Repair 206 W Main Girardville Pa. 17935 ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jim Myers" <jr.myers@xxxxxxxxxxx> To: <techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 2:13 PM Subject: [TechAssist] Re: RCA F35755MB CTC179DK need INFO on micro kit > Your micro, -97E came before -97H so it is supposed to be replaced but > that is just because of the error code problem. Does it really matter if > it stores error codes? I would think the EEPROM could be replaced > without replacing the micro if that is causing your problem. The Parts > Finder program list the 229778 P/N for both U3101 and U3102 and is > called a KIT so I thought that meant it included both the EEPROM and the > Micro. > ******************************************************************************************************************* > Since 1972 > Jim Myers > Telrad Electronics > Fort Wayne, Indiana > > al m wrote: >> Thanks Jim but the kit only contains the EPROM is that all you need now? >> Al Marquardt >> ampm@xxxxxxx >> Al Marquardt Electronic Repair >> 206 W Main >> Girardville Pa. 17935 >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "Jim Myers" <jr.myers@xxxxxxxxxxx> >> To: <techassist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> >> Sent: Monday, December 20, 2004 11:15 AM >> Subject: [TechAssist] Re: RCA F35755MB CTC179DK need INFO on micro kit >> >> >> >>>Here's da poop: (The kit you need, 229782, is superseded by 229778) >>> >>>Symptom: A failure of an I2C bus device will prevent the TV from turning >>>on. If a device has failed, its address >>>is supposed to be stored in an error code area of the EEPROM, and >>>displayed when the service >>>mode is entered. On some early production sets, the error codes will not >>>be stored. >>>Cause: An error in the microprocessor code prevents the set from coming >>>on in the service mode to >>>display the error code. A bit in the EEPROM is set to prevent the >>>microprocessor from checking for >>>the error code. >>>Cure: Replace both the microprocessor and EEPROM. For the CTC178 and >>>CTC179 chassis, the >>>microprocessor with the error is marked -97H or before. The >>>microprocessor with the corrected code >>>is marked -97I or later. For the CTC188 and CTC189 chassis, the >>>microprocessor with the error is >>>marked -98C or before and the microprocessor with the corrected code is >>>marked -98D or later. Both >>>the microprocessor and EEPROM must be replaced. The microprocessor and >>>EEPROM come >>>packaged together as a kit. Refer to the following table for the chassis >>>to kit stock number cross >>>reference. >>>CTC178J, L 229782 >>>CTC179BJ, CJ, DJ 229780 >>>CTC179CK, CM, DK, DL 229782 >>>CTC188A 230055 >>>CTC189DA, DB 230055 >>>NOTE: To prevent having to align the chassis after replacing the EEPROM, >>>record the values stored in the >>>original part and use those values for the new part. If this is not >>>done, the complete chassis and >>>tuner alignments must be performed. >>> >>> >>> >>>******************************************************************************************************************* >>>Since 1972 >>>Jim Myers >>>Telrad Electronics >>>Fort Wayne, Indiana >>> >>>al m wrote: >>> >>>>Does this set have to have the micro and the EPROM replaced together or >>>>can >>>>I just put in the EPROM. Set came in shutting down, then went to 3 tries >>>>and >>>>then shutdown, bending the board turned it on. Resoldering the tuner >>>>fixed >>>>the intermittent turn on but now it's stuck in video mode and the menu >>>>won't >>>>come up. I see Tritronics has a kit but it's NLA. Can I get by with just >>>>the >>>>EPROM? This set has a EPROM marked 97E which from tips I have says you >>>>must >>>>replace the two together. If so does anyone have a used micro and EPROM >>>>for >>>>the DK chassis? 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