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Posted on Sep 04, 2007

Ps61670 proscan tv

Set came in with usual high voltage snapping at anode replaced anode cap and wire and silicone set then fired up ok but with poor luminance , looks like problem where raster is similar to turning up screen control this was a common fault on older rca sets it was caused by a shorted buffer transistor. can not seem to isolate this one, i have a schematic on order,have checked all caps,coils and resistors in video area even changed out t-chip any one have a solution thanks tutt.

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  • tutt Sep 05, 2007

    no i haven't fixed it yet .....are you suggesting the only way to get help is by paying thanks tutt.

  • tutt Sep 06, 2007

    i am not familiar with the term boost voltage are you referring to the crt high voltage it is ok on all three crt's as well the driver voltages are all in spec thanks tutt.

  • tutt Sep 07, 2007

    Q107 collector is 210vdc on all crt boards tutt.

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After doing all this checking the red crt is now not illuminating interesting career this tv repair tutt.

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Did you check the boost voltage?

  • Anonymous Sep 07, 2007

    Each CRT board will have a video output transistor. It will be the largest transistor on the crt board. There should be around 140vdc on the collector.

  • Anonymous Sep 07, 2007

    What is the G1 voltage (Should be 28vdc)? Also check R19810, connects to the base of Q19803, and check CR19804.

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