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Powersupply No power on secondary stage on ply back

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Replace q601, q612 ,r612,, r617

Posted on Nov 19, 2007

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Your main power supply may have failed or you've lost the horizontal drive pulse to the the horizontal output transistor. Also the flyback may be bad and the horizontal output transistor may be shorted. If this is the case the main power supply will not start up. These are a few things that may have happened. Stargazer

Posted on Sep 18, 2007

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