JVC AV-48WP74 convergence problem

I had a problem with my TV colors not lining up. One day I turned it on and the green was out of wack. I checked this message board and replaced the STK chips, bad soldering and all led to me just giving up on that and buying a whole new Convergence Board ($185). I replaced the missing silver box on the new board and I just plugged this in and though now my Green lines up okay, my red is out of whack. Is there something I am doing wrong?
Can anyone help me? Did i miss a step? Frustrated......Bruce

Heres what I can tell you, If super focus does not adjust this the JVC service site says to check Q810 and D504 hope this helps...tom

If you can't adjust it yourself, get a qualified tech to open it up and replace the convergence amps

Would you believe somebody tossed one of these out. I took it home and found the red out of whack. Upon inspection I found one of the 2.2ω resistors brown and reading open. I would like to replace it but need to know the specs on it as well as a source. (Radio Shack doesn't have it)

You need to go through the convergance process in set up.

i need to know how to fix the green line that is showin on my tv set.

I have a JVC AV-48WP74 that I repaired a few days a go... ghostly green wavy lines which is a convergence problem...it does not matter which of the three colours green,red,and ,or blue...it's all the same problem...there are 2 Identical big chips(IC,Transistors)that need to be replaced...no:STK 392-110 measure 2.5 x1.250 inches...they are installed vertically on 2 heat-sinks on a separate board close towards the front left of the tv if your facing the back of the tv with the brown panel removed...and the ac cord...there are 6 harnesses that must be removed from the pc -board...mark the harnesses with masking tape around the wires so they can be reinstalled in the right connections...there are white connectors at the end of the wires...they are female and male connectors...the first 4 get unplugged from the board...5 is unplugged from the other end of the harness and 6 is mounted on the right vertical of the board and is unplugged on the board...there are 4 plastic clips in front of the board-tv and 4 clips that the board slides into...be patient and careful because the board is flexible...once the board is out you can work on it...if you have experience with soldering electronic components this is an easy fix...if not I advise you to practice on a small soldering kit from your local electronics shop...there are 13 metal-film 2-watt resistors mounted in front of the chips which have to be looked and measured with a meter for their resistance value...if they all look good without any brown burn marks on them...then they do not have to be replaced they supply the chips with input and output voltages...there are 2 screws holding each chip which is mouted on each heat-sink...use solder wick or a solder-****** to remove the solder from the board there are 18 pins for each stk 392-110 chip...make sure to apply heat-sink compound on the chips before they are reinstalled on the heat-sinks...screw the chips first then solder them...it is very important to apply heat-sink compound between the chips and the heat-sinks bacause these chips run pretty hot...the 2 chips cost me 50 dollars...be careful the right side of the tv is high-voltage use caution...I've had my JVC for 4 years now...after I installed the board and the harnesses back and rechecked everything...turn it on and used the auto convergence mode in the menu...perfect-picture...I hope this helps...watch tv...

Replace the chips and resistors while your in there, and a sugeston, insted of sodering the chips in solder inline sockets in then insert the chips so if they go out again just unbolt from heatsink and pull the chips out, heres a place to get the chips
http://www.electronix.com/catalog/advanced_search_result.php?ELECTRONIX_CATALOG_SESSID=845bd1c0577a04536d7540622dfd42b3&keywords=STK392-120&x=7&y=6
just type in the part number.
Joe

replace the both STK