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One of the amplifiers in the convergence area is defective. has to be replaced. shouldn't be an expensive repair. adjustment is needed after this replacement.
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Must replaced the 2 convergence ICS and some or all it resistors.Must know how to solders?Buy a convergence kit at Tv repair World,Tvrepairkit.com to repair it ur self.The shop will cost u $300 for parts and labors.
Have you tried to adjust in the customer menu or in the TECH menu? I can tell you how to get into the tech menu--if it will not adjust there you have a convergence circuit problem and I can tell you what is needed to repair the set.
Your convergence IC's are bad and maybe a few of the supply resistors. Not an expensive repair but definantly something you would want a technician to do for you. Hope this helps.
I would take a look at the entire circuit board the STK chips are sitting on... I have the same problem with a sony KP-57wv700 and it turned out to be the high voltage controller for the crts got fried... part # BA9759F and it can not be replaced as the entire circuitry around it got toasted also... I just ordered entire circuit board. mine was the D board in this case...
BTW, did you check or replace the pico fuses? 3 orange ones on each STK circuitry. Check their resistance with an ohm gage should show continuity. My case they were 3.15 A each...
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