Sylvania 6432TE 32" TV "hear audio tube" Questions

hear audio Hello jreese, Hi, Most definitely its a horizontal output problem, your tv has no horizontal deflection to pull the screen vertically, the power transistor that produces the high voltage is

...hear the sound from ur television. So the audio port of ur tv has no problem. The problem is that the picture tube of ur tv has damaged totally. Video output port has lost its ability to display on ...

...hear audio, just not picture. Turning it off for awhile lets it come back up..for awhile. Ur high voltage is dying,it the FBT,the flyback transformer is cold solder or dying.The big black block of ...

hear the audio.....any solutions???? Go into to on-screen setup and turn "Video Noise Muting" off. It sounds like you are tuning into a noisy signal so the TV 'thinks' that there isn't anything on the

...audio sound and no picture hello, i have the TV trinitron 36XBR400 about 6 yrs old. when i turn TV on, i hear sound only with no picture (black on screen). i turn it off. it goes off and i haven't ...

...hear audio from the speaker then it's confirmation that the audio power amplifier within the set has failed. This test is possible because the RCA output and the internal speaker are driven from ...

...audio works. The Red timer LED flashes continuously. With the back of the case removed I can hear a static noise around the tube. I also noticed that there is a large horizontal PCB at the bottom of ...

...hear the sound but only a lottle.I think something is stopping the volume going up like a limiter.Maybe theres a way of ajusting the volume by a code or on the board. Hello daymakerserv, Ok you are ...

hear audio Your TV is in what is called "vertical collapse". About 70-80% of the time it is due simply to bad solder joints on the vertical output IC. You can verify this by tapping on the side or top

hear the relays engage, but the picture never comes up. Preliminary testing indicates there in no voltage to the flyback or the color guns, but I have no schematic to try to trace the signals in order