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Vertical Deflection Just looking to get the part number off of the vertical IC. The case of my IC is damaged and the part number is no longer readable. I have no vertical deflection. This is for IC501.

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  • trugeek Sep 08, 2007

    I appreciate your input. Unfortunately, I can not find any information from this manufacturer. The model of my monitor is: DTV-29XF3 NetTV sold many of these monitors in the US and then disappeared. I am hoping next time someone with the same model that has the back off of theirs could jot down the number and post it or perhaps someone is lucky enough to have a service manual (although I think the manufacturer just supplied replacement PCB's before they disappeared)

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If you can still read your serial number you can contact the manufacturer to get the details on this product? EVERY manufacture requires to keep this information on file for years past to current. I know since I've worked for a projector manufacturer. Otherwise, I also found this PDF diagram which might help you out with the number you need: http://www.e-daewoo.com/products/owners_manual/CN115N-010_7.pdf Good luck with your problems & let me know if that helps you out or not.

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