A couple days ago when I turned on my set, I had audio but no video. Since this is out of warranty, and doesn't appear to be a cheap "replace the power supply" fix, is this worth repairing? Are there any potential inexpensive / affordable parts that could be broken inside or should I take this thing to the recycling center?
Hi there, the repair is possibble. One cause for the above mentioned error can be: no heating at CRT. Check R3466 (large signal panel). If defective replace following components: R3466 - 1R, L5466 - 10uH and R3467 - 1R. The other cause can be the defective CRT(cathode ray tube) ir there is a high voltage. If you need more info please advice. If you need the Service Manual please leave your email. Best regards, Arpi (your technical support)
Posted on Jul 20, 2007
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Thanks for the ideas Arpi. I will check it out. One thought though is that I would think that replacing the CRT in this thing would fall under the category of "not worth it". Although this was an expensive TV in 2000/2001 when I got it, getting a similar TV is FAR less money now. That means that even with a few hundred invested in a fix that may or may not work or even last if it is fixed, I start to approach the inflection point.
Either way - thanks for the help.
Turned on my tv to find that i had audio but no video, although when i change the channels the channel numbers are still present in the corner of the screen.
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