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I have an old Quasar 27" TV (SX2751HE) that now has a milky white picture when it is turned on. As it warms up, the picture improves but not to a sharp picture. A local technician suggested the flyback transformer was going bad but I do not get any pops or hissing from the TV. Any other thoughts? Is this worth fixing?
Could be a bad resistor on the screen amp board causing excessive brightness. this will wash out the picture and cause fine diagonal lines in the picture. Without seeing it this is only a guess.
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*White milky oil on dipstick = coolant in oil. *Coolant on sparkplugs = cracked head or blown head gasket *White smoke = burning excessive oil in the cylinders, which can be caused by a number of things including valve seals, cracked head or blown head gasket. ***All three of these symptoms together, however, means its the head or head gasket. Both are costly but better the head gasket than the entire head.
Sounds like a failed vertical amplifier circuit. This is normally primarily contained in an integrated circuit mounted on a heatsink.
There are other possibilities along the line but the one above is the most likely.
Now all you need is a TV repair shop that is still in buisness.
sanyo does this alot it is either you need to replace your tuner or you have two resistors 220k ohm s that need to be replaced.this will fix your problem.if repair cost is cheaper to fix then buy a new one its up to on that one!
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