This fault is located in the vertical section of your TV. It has leaky capacitors nearby the vertical output IC # 401 thai is mounted on a heatsink. Check C414, C417 and C427 with a capacitance meter, if you do not own one just replace them all.
Let me know if you need further assistance.
Find the location of the IC# 401 with the following markings:
LA78041
The mention lines of your TV can't no be adjusted using the remote or any other adjustments will work until the defective parts have been replace.
This might not be a DIY due to the danger of working with high voltage device such as TVs. High voltages are in excess of 32KV.
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Scan coils (field) measure about 5 to 15 Ohms from the plug where they connect to the main PCB
Look for the cables that come down from the scan coils (deflection yoke) to the main pcb
its either two cables and two plugs or a 4way cable with one plug to the main pcb
2 of the wires goto the vertical(height) and 2 to the width
try to work it out which (the fattest wire is width)
The width ones go towards the loptx(line output/flyback transformer),
and the height ones go to the field output chip (or transistor pair) Follow the printed circuit from the plug and look for a 7 or 9 pin chip on a cooling plate(heat sink for the posh),
it should have a diode connected to it and about 25v on both ends of the diode.
If the 25v is missing there is usually a fault in the chip, which blows the protecting resistor which takes the power from the loptx.
so follow the print back from the chip/diode to the loptx pins, and test all the small fusible resistors on the way, and replace as required.
If the 25v is ok its usually just the chip or no drive from timebase chip.
if the 25v is low and the chip is warm/hot then the chip is duff
whilst doing all this pcb track following check for bad joints.
If the 25v is ok then we need to look at the field_timebase_chip supplies (usually +12v)
Finding this chip can be fun, I usually guess, and test all the pins and find none have power, so then I go back to power supply or line derived power, and look for regulators
After repair leave it run for a few minutes and switch off and see if its getting hot,
if it is, there is something else wrong.
check/replace the electrolytic caps nearby and make sure the supply voltage is not too high (25v is usual)
if the line across is wavy then check the field scan coils for open circuit (right back to the plug)
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Dos the lines go and travel watery??
or do they remain still??
and are the lines like solid bars?
Take out the comb filter and
replace the surface mount electrolytic capacitors (I think there were
around 4 of them) on the comb filter and put it back in the
motherboard.
Replace the electrolytic capacitors
in the power supply section.
start with replacing (2) 860uf
180v caps just after the bridge rectifier and continue along the
circuit.
Some (15) or so capacitors later, it will finally clear the the
horizontal bars and lines
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How long hav u been havin this kinda problem
does the thin strip change size?
it shud be a convergence problem..ie.if the strip does not change size
or the horizontal line is a "collapse of field" and is usually caused by a dry solder joint, be very careful if you attempt a repair yourself (if you can find the suspect solder joint) because extremely high voltages are in certain areas of the circuit, especially in the line output stage. i suggest u get the help of a professional
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Thanks for the fast response.
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