Zenith C27A24T 27" TV "switch vertical screen full" Questions

...switch off.please help me....... Fault with vertical scan output section circuit. Check and replace damaged component/s at its vertical scan output section circuit. If you wish to get some details; ...

...switch on the TV till you fix it. It means you have lost the vertical amplifier IC ( chip ). If you continue to turn on the TV the phosphor in area where the line is coming will get permanently burnt ...

...screen movies on it, there is a better chance it stays on also. I have a hunch it must be an easy fix, but I don't know anything about TV repairs. The Sony sets are full of circuits which monitor and ...

...vertical output transistors. It should be 10uF@160V . Mine was so black I could hardly read it. Nick, Your going to need help. That upside down picture sounds like a component failure internally or ...

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...screen denotes the full failure of vartical sweep in your tv. There is two main reasons for this. The first one is vertical output Ic and any of its related parts inside the printed circuit board of ...

...switch-on, the screen is quite bright as if the'brightness' has been turn full. Can see the fly-back line in white. The text (eg when pressing menu) seems to be blurred, out of focus. I am an ...

switch, but lately is has been going out more often without coming back. In other words the picture returns full screen for a week or turn then it goes out by leaving a horizontal light line with full

...switch between menu options. We finally found the EZ set up screen. img{-moz-force-broken-image-icon:1;} Same no sound issue happened to me; except I stopped at adjusting vertical size (unfortunately ...

...vertical line? buzzing sound? without even turning the power switch of the TV to "ON" or when u just plug the power cord? I'll check for schema, mean while can u tell me where the resistor leads to? ...