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Posted on Oct 31, 2008

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TV Toshiba CF32G50. It turns on and has sound. There is no picture. Fuse F301 blows immediately. Could you help me, please Thank you David.

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I think you have a vertical problem. Turn up screen voltage to see if there is a tin horizontal line across screen. If so replace vertical output IC and the 100uf/35v capacitor in the vertical circuit.

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