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Sony KV- 32V35 Front Jacks

Hello. My front audio/video jacks are loose and I do not know how to access it for the purpose of repairing it. They are in a state such that when a video jack is input there is no connection, however if i wiggle it it will show me a picture. This leads me to believe it is loose. To reiterate, how do I access the audio/video jack in order to fix this? Thankyou

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  • zeljko Sep 01, 2007

    Thanks for the advice mike. Awesome response time too. God bless

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Yes, the front RCA jacks on the Sony sets always seem to crack loose. I have seen that many, many times. To get to those jacks, you will have to remove the back of the TV and carefully pull out the main chassis, taking care not to pull out any wires or jacks. When the main chassis slides back, there is a smaller board in front of the main board, and the pushbuttons and RCA jacks are on that smaller board. The connectors to that board usually come off when you slide the main chassis back, so you will need to put those jacks back in place when reassembling. Slide the smaller board back, flip it over and resolder the connections on the RCA jacks. Sometimes I find that the copper trace to the center pin of the video (yellow) RCA jack is broken, so test for continuity and solder a small jumper wire to take the place of the cracked copper trace if necessary. Reassembnle the set and your jacks should be working fine.

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