Question about Philips 27RF70S 27" TV
Check for a pot on the chasic board or check yoke if crt.
The problem is most likely you have a bad capisitor or cold solder joint in the primary circuit.
It will look like a half moon shap are dull looking, but look for swollen capacitors first and then cold solder joint second.
a capacitors stores electrons and release them as it need power to the circuit and if it's damage (leaking or swollen it wont ) do so.
Are the regulator break down under a load.
A shorted horizontal output transistor will power up and shutdown with in a few seconds or blow the fuse.
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Posted on Sep 03, 2010
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Your problem is intermittent in the pwer or related circuits have a tech check your tv good luck
Posted on Apr 18, 2007
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