Replace "Shorted" Hor. Output Transistor Q602 - D2095 (Replaced With = D2499). Replace R719 - 5.6 Ohm 5 Watt "Stand-Off Resistor". Only tech tip I had... Suggest that you bring up set with collector of new HOT unsoldered...& = check B+ [`135vdc] Usually if the HOT shorts, then the B+ goes too... If this resistor R702 is in line with B+ then I would still examine = supply for HOT... If the fuse & bridge good ... [And is a switch mode] see if primary is working 160 dc [raw B+ off bridge]... 315vac [from chopper/regulator]to primary side of SMPS x-former... If that good, then recifier on secondary...that and resistor to that ckt.. Call me 1877-799-0971 9-1 cst...sat. Mo Dale Fey's Electronics 2027 S. Main St. Suite 2 Bloomington, Il 61704 FON 309-829-7151 FAX 309-829-0619 Feys@xxxxxxxxxxx -----Original Message----- From: tvservice-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx = [mailto:tvservice-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Matthew McNeely Sent: Friday, December 05, 2003 12:29 PM To: tvservice@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [tvservice] Mitsubishi cs-20203 I am trying to repair a Mitsubishi cs-20203. it was dead and I have = found=20 that the horizontal output transistor Q602 is shorted and that fusible=20 resistor R702 is open. I am assuming that the output transistor shorted = and=20 then the fusible opened because of the excessive current. is there = anything=20 else that I should look for before I install the new output transistor = and=20 fusible resistor? Thanks in advance, Matt Matthew E. McNeely Electronic Engineer Brandeis University Physics Department 415 South St. Waltham,Ma. 02454 MS057 Phone 781-736-2824 Fax 781-736-2915 Pager 781-496-7274