Aiwa F2000 20" TV "cable connection back replaceable" Questions

...do i replace my cable connection on the back of the TV? And where do i get one? Need to know what type of connection is being used If a scart it needs to be removed and replaced with identical ...

...connection but requires a crimping tool, not expensive) or ones that twist onto the cable without special tools. If this is a connector on the end of a cable between a cable box or VCR and your TV, ...

...cable (yellow-red-white)hook it to the same colors on the back of the cable box and hook the other end to an unused input on the back of the TV. Then select that input with your remote and watch

...back to cable set up, it does not recognize the channels.The code is 0506, which I do the code search, but then nothing happens. All you have to do is connect those yellow red and white cables to one ...

cable input broke off, can this be soldered back on or does it need to be replaced? dont try ro solder this because if theres any joint left lose , corbon may get accumalated there cuasin damage to ur

...cable connection on my tv broke off how can I connect back to the cable On most TV sets, the cable connector (also called an F-connector) is just press-fitted into the metal housing of the tuner ...

...connection cable connections has been pulled right out the back of the TV... the part number is WSA2170-0007R 811YA RSU 133X5... The problem is there are 3 very thin wires, blue, yellow and ...

...back of the TV, where you connect the cable is broken, I need to replace it, the part number listed is EN I need the terminal that is in the back of the TV, where you connect the cable is broken, I ...

...connection for the cable How would I replace the connection for the cable (anntena) on my 32 inch toshiba standard television If you remove the back of the TV (be very careful of the flyback ...

...cable coax connection or do I have to replace the box that holds the cable coax male connection and how much will this cost and where can I find it. The coax connector you describe is called the F ...