SET TRIES TO TURN, BUT DOESN'T

As I said, the flyback comes with the 2 controls set to minimum. They are labeled SCREEN (on the bottom) and FOCUS (on the top). Turn the set on and tune to an active channel. Turn the SCREEN control up (clockwise) until you see a picture. Turn the FOCUS control up until the picture is nice and sharp. Go into the menu and set the brightness and contrast to minimum, and readjust the SCREEN until the picture is just barely visible. Put the contrast and brightness controls back to normal and your picture should be nice and normal. Tune in a channel with white letters on the screen and touch up the FOCUS, making the white letters nice and sharp. Let me know how it turns out. As I said, the flyback comes with the 2 controls set to minimum. They are labeled SCREEN (on the bottom) and FOCUS (on the top). Turn the set on and tune to an active channel. Turn the SCREEN control up (clockwise) until you see a picture. Turn the FOCUS control up until the picture is nice and sharp. Go into the menu and set the brightness and contrast to minimum, and readjust the SCREEN until the picture is just barely visible. Put the contrast and brightness controls back to normal and your picture should be nice and normal. Tune in a channel with white letters on the screen and touch up the FOCUS, making the white letters nice and sharp. Let me know how it turns out.

Here is a little comment for YOU, Henry. The screen and focus leads have NOTHING to do with testing a flyback! The focus and screen wires can be completely shorted to ground in a standard TV and the flyback will still run. In the PTK195 chass, the flyback doesnt even HAVE a screen or focus wire! The 3 screen and focus wires originate in the focus block. The high voltage wire is the only one that matters, and it connects to the high voltage splitter, not a "focus module". When you stated you are a tech, I assumed that you would have had the common sense to test the high voltage splitter first. That is as basic as putting a new light bulb in a lamp that will not light up. When you stated that you were unable to locate the flyback, you were basically stating that you should be nowhere near the insides of a projection set, and I did not want to assist you. But you insisted, so I offered advice. On Sep. 3, you stated that the "new" flyback was working and you then had audio. That statement implies that the high voltage splitter is good. I assumed you correctly installed the flyback and correctly reattached the high voltage lead. The statements you made were misleading because YOU failed to install the flyback correctly! I cannot understand why people like you who have absolutely no experience in this field assume you are qualified to service your own set. I have been testing and replacing flyback transformers and high voltage splitters for over 25 years and you have NEVER tested or replaced one. You sent yourself on a wild goose chase by providing the wrong information! Next time, do not say you are a tech and try to provide more accurate information. Here is a little comment for YOU, Henry. The screen and focus leads have NOTHING to do with testing a flyback! The focus and screen wires can be completely shorted to ground in a standard TV and the flyback will still run. In the PTK195 chass, the flyback doesnt even HAVE a screen or focus wire! The 3 screen and focus wires originate in the focus block. The high voltage wire is the only one that matters, and it connects to the high voltage splitter, not a "focus module". When you stated you are a tech, I assumed that you would have had the common sense to test the high voltage splitter first. That is as basic as putting a new light bulb in a lamp that will not light up. When you stated that you were unable to locate the flyback, you were basically stating that you should be nowhere near the insides of a projection set, and I did not want to assist you. But you insisted, so I offered advice. On Sep. 3, you stated that the "new" flyback was working and you then had audio. That statement implies that the high voltage splitter is good. I assumed you correctly installed the flyback and correctly reattached the high voltage lead. The statements you made were misleading because YOU failed to install the flyback correctly! I cannot understand why people like you who have absolutely no experience in this field assume you are qualified to service your own set. I have been testing and replacing flyback transformers and high voltage splitters for over 25 years and you have NEVER tested or replaced one. You sent yourself on a wild goose chase by providing the wrong information! Next time, do not say you are a tech and try to provide more accurate information.