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Anonymous Posted on Jan 11, 2018

Philips 50PP920217 NEED SETTINGS

Hi all I need is the setting for all 3 CRT's focus range and voltage coming from the focus block to all CRTS. I have a schematic for phillips 50p8341 it shows focus range on all 3 is 8kv to 10kv. and voltage is R 240v, B 310V and G 328V any help you can give.

thanks

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Nov 24, 2007

SOURCE: how to replace the crt on a phillips rear projection tv

No trick... It's a difficult task for most techs. On a scale between 1 - 10 and 10 being the most difficult you have a 10.5 there and the fun is just beginning..

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 29, 2008

SOURCE: bad color blue green bad pic tried adj covergence no luck

The problem is either poor solder connections on the convergence ICs ore defective ICs. If you can solder, you can fix this yourself. Be aware however, of dangerous high voltages that are present even with the set unplugged. The ICs are STK392-120s and should be attached to a large heatsink. Try resoldering the pins first. If that fails to resolve the problem, replace the ICs.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Sep 13, 2009

SOURCE: I am having a hard

This is a very common failure on Projection TV sets.
Screen looks 3D
Colors don't line up
One or more colors can't be adjusted when using the convergence menu.
Screen is bowed or warped.
You can see some example photos and find a solution here...
http://www.fixya.com/support/r2861627-updated_convergence_problems_amp

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Sonny Berry

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  • Posted on Sep 19, 2010

SOURCE: Well i made the mistake of changing out my coolant

Coolant is highly corrosive and will destroy any component that it touches. So the components will need to be desoldered and removed then tested and reinstalled. Also turning the screen adjustments too low will prevent the CRTs from turning on.

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Philips 60PW9363 60-Inch Widescreen HDTV-Ready Projection TV discolored. possible crt fluid issue??

Thats sounds like the classic sign of CRT coolant needing to be replaced you can get the phillips CRT coolant kit from www.tvrepairworld.com and it comes with the coolant for all 3 CRTs and the instructions
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How to adjust the screen drive on CRT projection TVs.

When your projection TV is getting darker and darker what do you do?

You need to turn up the screen drive on the CRTs.

As the CRTs age the elements get coated with oxide and do not put out the same amount of light. As the light output diminishes you turn up the setting on the menu but eventually there is no more adjustment.This is because the on screen menus are limited by the settings on the focus divider block.

Before turning the set off set the brightness and contrast to their center position in the on screen menu. Now turn the set off.

The next thing you need to do is unplug the set.

With the power removed remove the lower back cover. Usually this requires removing the screws marked with an arrow. The process should be obvious.

Once the back is removed locate the focus/divider block. It will be a small (4 x 4 inch) unit mounted to the frame (normally) and have wires coming from the high voltage section. It is almost always mounted on the right side of the unit on the frame holding the three CRTs.

The wires plugged into the unit will be large, soft rubber and red in color. There should be three wires. They should attach to the flyback which is the high voltage transformer. The flyback (high voltage transformer) will be mounted on the power/high voltage board and is almost always on the right side of the chassis.

The flyback generally is a squarish box near the rear of the unit and on the same board as the low voltage power supply. It may have a round cylinder in the middle, or not, but it will have a square laminated steel bar running through the middle of it. It will also be where the wires from the focus divider block, mentioned previously, terminate.

To set the drives you will need to power the unit up. Be very careful and try to keep one hand in your pocket at all times. There are lethal voltages inside this unit and if you do not feel confident working on it stop now.

When the unit has warmed up try to tune it to a black and white channel or a public information channel. If neither is available find a channel with alot of black and white in it. This is necessary to get the drives set properly.

Looking at the rear of the focus/divider block you should see 6 shafts. The top three are for focus. Do not touch them. The bottom three are the ones you want to change.

They should be left to right, red, green, blue guns. Turn each one in turn up until you see the color in the black of the picture then turn slightly down (until the color rastor disappears). Do each in turn until all are maximized.
They will be maximized and set correctly when the raster is just on the verge of being visible, but not visible.

The brightness should now be as good as it gets. You may need to turn up the screen menu drives for brightness or contrast to get the picture you were looking for.

Thanks for using FixYa and for the excellent rating.

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Horizontal hold does not seem to work. horizontal lines in pic

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Is there is white horizontal thine line on all over the screen then the screen voltage of you TV is high. Can be caused by bad base socket in the picture tube neck, faulty focus/screen block. Check the two things. You can see the base socket at the picture tube neck replace all the three base sockets for the three CRTs. if problem remains then you have to replace the focus/screen block. focus/screen block is one through which you can adjust the screen voltage and focus voltage. If the potentiometer in side it have some problem then this problem can occur. Have added the image for two items for your reference.
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Picture is getting darker all the time.I updated the software.Still same problem, Adjusting personal prefrences doesnt seem to help.

Check the CRT fluid in the blue and green CRTs to be sure it is clear and not cloudy. A common problem. Since you mentioned the problem was gradual over time, I'm guessing it is the fluid. This would be more obvious if you were seeing like a frosted look to the picture or dark areas and bright areas, which are caused as the fluid clouds up. The picture tends to be more red as well.

Your alternative is to try adjusting the screen voltage of each bulb on the focus block of the tv. I think with an older Philips the screen/focus block is in the back of the tv. This is the little black module with six knobs coming out of it. Three knobs are for focus, and three are for CRT voltage.

Follow these steps:
Note: Be careful here, as hazardous voltages are very near by. Only use one hand inside the tv.
a) With tv turned on, go to a blank input screen
b) Very Slowly, turn the screen voltage up carefully for each CRT until you see arc lines of that color on the screen. Slowly back the voltage down until the arc line disappears. Do this for all three.
This should help with brightning up the picture if it is a voltage issue.

If the fluid is not the issue, then likely the flyback transformer is slowly failing and not providing enough voltage to the CRTs. Adjusting the screen voltage would help in this case.
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Monitor display is fuzzy and pixelated

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Focus voltage on the CRT is usually in the range of 2-8 kV DC and should be controllable over a fairly wide range by the focus pot - usually located on the flyback or a little panel in its vicinity:

If adjusting the pot results in a position of acceptable focus, you may be done. It is not unusual for the focus setting to drift a over time.

If the setting is already as good as possible but not really good enough, the CRT may be tired. Alternatively, the filament voltage may be too low. Check for bad connections in the filament circuit.

If the optimal setting is out of range of the focus pot, the problem is likely leakage in the focus divider in the flyback or one of the components on the CRT neck board.

Also see the sections: "Focus adjustment" and "Focus drifts with warmup".

The focus wire usually comes from the flyback or if the general area or from a terminal on a voltage multiplier module in some cases. It is usually a wire by itself going to the little board on the neck of the CRT.

If a sparkgap (a little 2 terminal device with a 1/8" gap in the middle) is arcing with power on, then the resistive divider has shorted inside the flyback, focus board, or HV multiplier - whatever you TV has - and the this unit will need to be replaced. Ditto if the SCREEN control affects focus and/or vice-versa.

Using a suitable high voltage meter (range at least 10 kVDC, 1000 M ohm or greater input impedance), you should be able to measure it connected and disconnected. The ground return will be the outside coating of the CRT which may or may not be the same as the metal chassis parts. If the voltage is very low (less than 2 kV) or too high and the pot has little effect:

When measured right off of the source disconnected from the CRT neck board, then the problem is probably in the focus network in the flyback (or wherever it originates). Sometimes these can be disassembled and cleaned or repaired but usually requires replacement of the entire flyback or voltage multiplier. Note: you may need to add a HV (10 kV) capacitor between the focus wire and DAG ground to provide filtering so you get a DC level for your meter.

When measured with the focus wire attached to the CRT neck board with the CRT connected but reasonable with the CRT unplugged, there is probably a short between the focus and another electrode inside the CRT. See the section: Rescuing a shorted CRT.

When measured with the focus wire attached to the CRT neck board with the CRT unplugged, there is likely a component on the CRT neck board that is leaky or breaking down. Also, check for decayed (tan or brown) glue which may turn leaky with age.
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Philips ptv910 55p8288a television. I just replaced the crt coolant in the blue and green crts. I have checked and double checked all of my connections. Kind of hard to hook them up wrong when I took the...

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1st set Brightness and Contrast settings to 50% at tv menu.
You need to cover 2 CRTs with any thing like thick paper while adjusting 3rd CRT.
For example, lets adjust Red CRT G2 volts, Select audio-video input 1 and cover green and blue lens with paper note-book and rotate Screen control up to level where you see retrace lines on projection screen, now decrease screen volts (G2) so retrace lines disappear and projection screen should be blank.
Now do same process with green and blue adjustment while other lenses should be covered.
Im not sure I conveyed it to you properly or not because English is not my 1st language.
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