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No voltage feeding the convergence ic's. - Philips 50P8341 50" Rear Projection Television

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The B= feeding the convergance ic's will have a fuseable resistor or a "pico" fuse, ( looks like a small resistor but no color bands). try looking for one of those, I would suspect it will be near the ic's themselves, but some put them in the power supply circuit. good luck.

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