Hitachi 36CX39B 36" TV "vertical ic location" Questions

...vertical IC. If you can solder, locate the vertical IC (small flat IC attached to a heat sink with about 9-11 pins). Try resoldering the pins on the IC. If that fails to resolve the problem, replace ...

...vertical ic,or loose connection of vertical ic.or no B+ supply in vertical ic,and finaly the vertical output ic is deffective maybe it is shorted that why the power shutoff. So its the cause of the ...

...vertical IC.  It can be located at the main board.  Vertical IC will be screwed on to a metal heatsink to radiate heat from it while it works.  You can identify it very easly, if you ...

...vertical Ic legs are noted. Anyway, you have to open your TV. You must have a concept of soldering, and ability to locate and isolate faulty component. Usually vertical output Ics are screwed into a ...

...IC and/or the vertical yoke coupling capacitor. Either of these can cause a similar problem. If you are handy and have the proper equipment, you can do it yourself. Locate a schematic, locate the ...

...vertical IC has gone out. Possible with some capacitors. Usually, when you take the back off, Its located on the right side towards the front. It usually has about 10 legs. I can't remember off the ...

...vertical output Ic may be damaged. You just open your TV and locate the vertical section inside, usually panasonic uses Ic numbered [LA7837] which will be marked as part number IC451 on the circuit ...

...vertical ic 5522 and lot no 1546. when the vertical is connected to yoke a vertical line is coming on the screen when im connecting the vertical a vertical line is coming on the screen when i connect ...

...vertical Ic is faulty. This is a common phenomena in almopst all telivisions. The said IC is diretly soldered into the circuit board inside your TV. To replace it you have to open your TV. Take all ...

...VERTICAL OUTPUT IC. Every TV will have it, which will scan picture vertically at 50 or 60 Hz.  [1 HZ means one frame per second.  Normally TVs will have 50Hz, 60Hz and 100Hz vertical ...