Tv wont turn on

Hello!
The transformer is a different color but will physically fit right into the holes in the circuit board. All connections are the same.
The transistor is identical to the original transistor.It is a black plastic case transistor with just 3 leads to connect. Like most transistors.The 2SC5148 is written right on the transistor.
Good luck !
Stargazer Hello! The transformer is a different color but will physically fit right into the holes in the circuit board. All connections are the same. The transistor is identical to the original transistor.It is a black plastic case transistor with just 3 leads to connect. Like most transistors.The 2SC5148 is written right on the transistor. Good luck ! Stargazer

Hello,Hack !
Sorry I didn't tell you where the transistor is located.
I forget the reference number but it is located near the flyback transformer. It is on about 2" X 2 1/2" piece of aluminum which stands up and the transistor is held to the aluminum by a black flat spring clip. YOU can see the number when you remove the spring clip. You un-hook one end of this clip and swing it out of the way or remove it to release the transistor. It would be a good idea to put a little heat sink compound between the transistor and aluminum to make a good thermal connection between the transistor and the aluminum heat sink.When you put it back. It is important to clamp the transistor to the aluminum (heat sink) to keep the transistor from getting too hot and destroying itself.The three leads go through the circuit board. You turn over the board to use solder wick to remove the solder from the leads.
Also there is a black "L" shaped plastic bar which clips to the top of the fly back to help stabilize it on the circuit board. You need to remove this to get the flyback off the board.Of course you un-solder the flyback's leads first.
At each end of this "bar" is a twist lock sticking up through it. Just use a pair of pliers to untwist the tabs at each end so that this 'bar' can be pulled up from the fly back and circuit board.
If I can help you in any way, let me know!

Stargazer Hello,Hack ! Sorry I didn't tell you where the transistor is located. I forget the reference number but it is located near the flyback transformer. It is on about 2" X 2 1/2" piece of aluminum which stands up and the transistor is held to the aluminum by a black flat spring clip. YOU can see the number when you remove the spring clip. You un-hook one end of this clip and swing it out of the way or remove it to release the transistor. It would be a good idea to put a little heat sink compound between the transistor and aluminum to make a good thermal connection between the transistor and the aluminum heat sink.When you put it back. It is important to clamp the transistor to the aluminum (heat sink) to keep the transistor from getting too hot and destroying itself.The three leads go through the circuit board. You turn over the board to use solder wick to remove the solder from the leads. Also there is a black "L" shaped plastic bar which clips to the top of the fly back to help stabilize it on the circuit board. You need to remove this to get the flyback off the board.Of course you un-solder the flyback's leads first. At each end of this "bar" is a twist lock sticking up through it. Just use a pair of pliers to untwist the tabs at each end so that this 'bar' can be pulled up from the fly back and circuit board. If I can help you in any way, let me know! Stargazer