C32A26 crt TV; No audio or video

It could be that you have not properly connected the cables to audio and video jacks on the TV. Try disconnecting all and reconnect to respective jacks on the TV. GL

Degaussing posistor to your TV has damaged. Contact any service technician.

The component will look lie this, can be located at the main power supply regulator section circuit. If you wish to get some details, check the site linked here. Surf the site in "MOSAIC" view. It will make surf easy. Surf the site with patience.
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If this unit has audio output jacks then these would be connected through an amplifier to provide your external speakers. Caution: Do not open the tv and connect additional speakers to installed speakers because you'll blow the small audio amp in the tv. I have seen this attempted many times

Sorry, you have described the classic shorted CRT (picture tube) for this unit. Another problem could be the CRT socket. Less expensive to repair. Both would require a trained TV technician to repair.

Find out if your tv has a TV/Video source. if so you can use the Video mode and audio mode on the set.

A subwoofer is just really a mono amp for the signal. As with all amps if you touch the audio section/parts with a small screwdriver, you should hear a buzz from the speaker. (Follow the audio wires to be certain you are on the audio section). This can be used for testing the amp section. If you get no buzz or noise (anywhere) at all then it's power supply could be playing up. If you have a multimeter you can test it looking to see if it is getting power. Allways suspect any part that is on a heatsink. Before removing any suspect you can put the part numbers into Google to see if you can get them and it will give you a clue to cost.
PS don't short any parts when you touch with a screwdriver, and don't put it on the power parts.

Use a audio signal tracer to pinpoint the distorted sound location,you can use an amplified pair of computer speakers.Or request the complete 9mb 126pages schematic diagram from my personal server at [email protected]

My suggestion would be to bypass all of your video components whatever you have be it a vcr, dvd player,whatever and just hookup the tv direct to whomever you receive your cable tv from. Because it was working before you moved it and disconnected the external audio source. Remember if your using HDMI cables they are your audio and video together and you don't need to hookup anything else from that device to the tv. Just FYI. Good luck.

Try plugging it into the outlet directly. Your surge protector may have died.

I have a RCA Commercial Monitor-receiver Model # J25435.I got this TV from a hotel that was updating to flat panels, they had the front and back video and audio panels disconnected and I am attempting to find out how to get them fixed. any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks