Panasonic PT-47WXC43 47" Rear Projection Television "ics 400 test" Questions

...ICs that we call STKs. The cost of repair is always $400 plus or minus unless you can do it by yourself (You should have some basic hand soldering skills in order to do the work because it requires ...

I have a Mitsubishi ws-55711 I push the power button and the light goes on for a second and goes out. I did the diagnostic check and it shows 2 blinks then 2 blinks. Do you know if this is the fuses ...

...test screen the knobs wont allow me to move the colors onto eachother. anything would help.thanks! There are two IC's in this set that need to be replaced. If you can solder and unsolder on printed ...

...400 to fix my tv. However, I also found 2 STK392-180 IC's (recommended for higher wattage and less prone to failure) for a cost of $15. So idealy, I would like to fix the problem myself. However, I ...

WHAT ARE THE ICS 400 TEST ANSWERS You're kidding, right? Whaqt on earth is the point of studying and taking a test if you're just going to cheat? You're not helping yourself this way.

The green timer light flashes when i plug in the tv, after hitting power the timer light comes on for about 4 sec then goes out. Tv does not power up, the error code it blinks is 2 blinks a pause and ...

...ICs are bad, a repairman will charge Between $300 and $400 . If you are a technician you can solder in new STK392-560 ICs on the D board. also a pico fuse is blown on the power supply. 　 ...

...test. How often are the tubes are placed, estimate cost, etc. Can I do it myself without calling a rip off service representative. it sounds like you have a problem with the IC's. 300-400 is an ...

...400-$700. However, often TV breaks again with same problem in less than 6 months because many TV repairman replace only the bad ICs but not the "feeder" parts (i.e. resistors) so these bad feeder ...

...400 to $500 for a repair man to fix it? hello, it's not just about changing the convergance ic also you will have to test the resistor in front of the chip and the capacitor at either end you will ...