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I've checked the high voltage circuit, pin 29 of Jungle Ic does not go over 3.2V. I also checked pin26, the HVcc. The voltage goes to about 7v then shuts off. I desolded pin 26 and voltage does same thing. I've checked the 9v regulator, seems like its working when I compared it to another unit. What I did notice is when unit is plugged in without pressing the power button, I hear a slight buzzing sound from the power supply. The working unit does not buzz. I believe unit was hit by lightning. Any help is appreciated.
Horizontal Output is good. I've checked several diodes and zener diodes. Can't seem to find anything shorted.Horizontal Output is good. I've checked several diodes and zener diodes. Can't seem to find anything shorted.
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Did you check the horizontal output? then check all zener diode at the
hotside! can you give me the number of all power regulator at the hot
and cold area!?
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If rolling in a right to left and not up down it is a sync problem--horizontal sync comes from one of two places in general---a pulse off the high voltage transformer or directly off of what is called in the trade the Jungle IC.
That is not a joke--Most of these sets use a large IC (63 pins or more not unusual) that contains: color, video, vertical drive, ABL and much more---so much is crammed into that chip it decades ago was named the Jungle for clear reasons.
A schematic and or scope may be needed to trace and find what is bad.
if off the high voltage transformer (more common in old sets than new ones) it will be a open resistor.
If at the jungle you would have to go to the pin with the sync and follow it out to see if none at source or if lost somewhere down the stream.
The high voltage transformer may be the problem, because it feeds back secondary voltages to different parts of the set, for example is the vertical deflection voltage present at the ic, if memory serves me there should be around 26volts, if it's missing it means the fuse is open or the flyback pin is not generating the voltage.
SIX Blinks---No Horizontal (H STOP), no raster, goes to the blinking selfdiagnosis function immediately. Check C515 & 516 and the jungle IC, IC206.
SEVEN Blinks---High voltage shutdown. The high voltage has exceeded 33k and the unit goes immediately into safety shutdown. Check power supply regulation and horizontal circuits.
The jungle chip is the main IC processor. It is very complicated and has hundreds of circuits surrounding its complexity.
Six blinks is a diagnostic code for loss of horizontal sweep. Thus there is no raster and no high voltage.
Cure requires a look at the jungle chip and the horizontal synch signal
to see where it got lost. Cost of repair is not so much unless the
jungle chip must be replaced which is rare, but very expensive.
A good repair place can fix it quickly and under $100 so beware of who works on it.
SIX Blinks---No Horizontal (H STOP), no raster, goes to the blinking selfdiagnosis
function immediately. Check C515 & 516 and the jungle IC, IC206.
SEVEN Blinks---High voltage shutdown. The high voltage has exceeded 33k
and the unit goes immediately into safety shutdown. Check power supply
regulation and horizontal circuits.
I think you missed one cap. Look for another 1ufd cap close to the jungle chip. It will have the circuit designation in the 300's like the others in the vertical circuit. It is just not located close by. I think that one will fix it.I don't have the service data with me so I can't give you the exact designation.
Dan
crt beam current too high causing shutdown as you know. Check cathode voltage of each cathode, normal levels depend on picture is around 130-150V. Missing 200V to crt board. Screen voltage problem normal 300-500V. Flyback or bad crt. ABL circuit problem. Jungle IC.
Actually, the set has the PTK188AC chassis. This is a very uncommon chassis. The most common reason for the set not starting in that chassis is a shorted high voltage splitter. That is the large black box inside the set that has 5 thick red wires in it. When the set is turned on, the computer senses the short in the high voltage circuits and immediately shuts the set back off. When the set is on, that box has dangerously high voltage in it so it should only be replaced by a qualified tech familiar with the high voltage splitters in RCA projection sets.
Horizontal Output is good. I've checked several diodes and zener diodes. Can't seem to find anything shorted.
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