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So I snapped off the cable input on my RCA 52" rear projection. I am new to having a big TV like this, so I'm not sure whether this is a problem I can fix myself, or one I need to have a professional repair. I think I can pull the panel off the back of the TV to access the cable input, but I am not sure. I assume this piece is replaceable. I am hopeing someone out there might know. Taking this TV to a repair shop will be a big pain in the butt. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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I also have a snapped cable input problem. Upon taking the back off of the unit, I found that the piece is actually inside a small silver piece and not soldered directly to the main board
I also have a snapped cable input problem. Upon taking the back off of the unit, I found that the piece is actually inside a small silver piece and not soldered directly to the main board
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It all depends on what actually broke. Those input connectors are usually 90 degree metal units, soldered to the circuit board, so possibly the connector took a chunk of board with it. Any competent TV technician should be able to repair this in your home, especially if you tell them what the problem is when you call them. That way they will know what parts to bring.
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I also have a snapped cable input problem. Upon taking the back off of the unit, I found that the piece is actually inside a small silver piece and not soldered directly to the main board
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