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100% convergence ic's an related power supply
if you need more help let me know around 250.00
the cost to repair or more depending on the tech. deflection board part# AA94-08574A
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This set has a convergence problem. You should only need to replace the IC. Part is STK393-110. It sits on the middle board behind the large heatsink. Use a heat transfer compound to ensure repair lasts. If you have no experience soldering (or unsoldering) please use a professional for the work. The traces are fragile and I have fixed many mistakes local DIYers have committed. Goodluck.
You can get the ITC222 convergence option missing repair kit from www.tvrepairworld.com should repair that issue. The kit contains the parts and the CD with instructions.
Sounds like an allinment problem with the color projection you can allin yourself via small screws on color tubes in rear. but be careful as tv needs to be on to do it.
I have the same problem with the gasket dropping from the top of the screen. I took the back casing off (approximately 16 screws) don't forget to take off the adaptor box with two screws. and the additional 8 screws located at the bottom of the panel casing. After that the back panel will come off. Remove the tv screen from the front casing, approximately eight screws. Be careful not to dislodge any wires while remove the screen. Finally remove the gasket. All of this can be done at any local tv repair shop for about $150 dollars.
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