SOURCE: rca 52" p52960 convergence bows
I wish it was that simple. On this chassis there are many parts that have gone bad in the past to cause this very symptom. So many in fact that there is a repair kit available that contains common failure parts p/n 250686-KIT. This is NOT a DIY project as many of the parts are small and would be hard to locate and impossible to replace by anyone not having superior soldering skills. It would not surprise me if the repair on this set would set you back about $350. If you can get a free estimate, great, but if you can swing it, you may be better off putting that money towards a new DLP rear projection NON RCA HDTV. I have had good luck with Toshiba sets for the last several years, and Consumer Reports seem to agree with me.
SOURCE: RCA rear projection tv
Dir TV projection Techcions, I own RCA Model:P52937 Chassis No.PTK195M26B. After a big flood here in Chicago, my basement got flooded and my projection TV was in water up to 1 foot. Befor I turned it on, I dreid it out perfectly, then, I turned it on, and a couple components from the power supply got burned up to the point where I am not able to read the part numbers that are on it. I was wondering if you have this kind of chassis and model service manual for this projection TV, or conponet part number i location 101 on mother boatd power supply. Thank you in advance, Darius If you prefeer, you may call my cell phone: 773-875-3926
SOURCE: RCA 46" Rear Projection TV-How do you adjust the convergence colors
are you looking to correct the problem or make and adjustment
adjustments you can do from the remote once you in the menu
however if that doesn't fix your problem most likely it need convergence ic's
http://www.digitalhome.ca/forum/showpost.php?p=564268&postcount=220
http://cmpalmer.blogspot.com/2006/11/fixing-my-own-tv-part-ii.html
SOURCE: RCA 52" HDTV Rear Projection TV MM52110JX1
Replace FL231 400ma fuse. this will fix your problem.
SOURCE: tv looks 3d and bowed in in middle went to the
unit has a convergence problem.. will need to go to a repair shop..compare price on new tv...this problem will be at least $200 to repair.
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I amn a retired Radio/TV Chief Engineer and am perfectly capable of "solving" this problem myself. I'd appreciate seeing meaningful answers.
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