Disassembly problem One of the Rca plugs on the front has broken of with the pin still in it. I'm trying to reach the back of the front, but the systemboard is still on it and I can't manage to disassemble it despite all the screws are driven out of it. It seems as if there is still a fastener on the side of the volume knob, but I can't figure out what it is. Anybody with useful information for this problem?

Sounds like one of the pins on the cable from your transducer is bent where it plugs into the back of the unit. check that first, then ensure the plug is all the way in. If it's not that, it's possible a wire is broken in the cable. You could try the wiggle test. With the unit on, have someone watch the screen and wiggle the wire that you can reach working from one end to the other. if the screen flashes or changes while you do this in a certain spot, there's your problem. This kind of problem usually comes from the wire being tight where it goes around a corner. Heat and vibration will finish the job

Gina, these are all the inputs on your TV
S-Video 4-pin DIN (2 sets) Back Composite RCA (2 sets) Back Component 3 RCAs Back Component (HDTV) 3 RCAs (2 sets) Back RGB 15-Pin Dsub Back Tuner Co-ax (2 sets) Back DVI Digital Input 24 pin DVI Back S-Video 4-pin DIN Front Composite RCA Front
You can not use HDMI cable with this set up.

Look carefully at power plug port. If center pin wobble or loose then order that part for your motherboard and take to any electronics shop to have installed. If power plug port not broken. Then use multimeter to check output of your power block. If you don't have a multimeter, any electronics shop can check for you. If no output, then buy replacement power block. Its a fact, power blocks fail infinitely more frequently than power plug ports which only fail due to forced improperly aligned plugging. If center pin no longer centered, trying to force the plug in only guarantees damage. On laptops, that usually requires total disassembly to gain access to the circuit board, unsolder and remove the defective part and solder in a replacement, then reassemble.

The phono-sockets, aka RCA sockets have a female pin in the center.
Sometimes, these tube-shaped metal pins become stretched or oxidized, causing loss of contact.
Option 1:
The easiest quick-fix you can try is to briefly squirt the socket and cord-plug with Servisol or similar evaporating contact-cleaner, then repeatedly twist, push and pull the plug in and out to 'scrub' the potentially oxidized surface.
If that doesn't work, option 2 is possible if your sockets are open at the back of each socket, ie: not sealed / molded types.
Option 2:
Unplug power, remove cover, locate phono sockets.
If center pins can be seen from rear, try crimping slightly with needle-nosed pliers, or use a dart point or pen-knife to 'push' the pin-barrel slightly closed.
Testing:
Make a test-cord with plug removed, connect an AV audio source temporarily by hand to the suspect socket's connectors, observing polarity of center and screen.
If molded plugs are suspect, try levering pin-barrel more closed from front end if possible, or if totally kaput, renew sockets.

You need to open the case of the Amp and remove the core from the broken plug or it may touch other components inside and short them out. Unplug the Power First!

1.) Find a needle 2.) On a hard surface, bend the very tip of the needle slightly so that it forms a tiny barb. 3.) heat the tip of the needle with a lighter until it glows red hot. 4.) stick the needle into the plastic core of the broken RCA pin 5.) wait a few seconds for it to cool 6.) pull the needle out, and the broken tip should follow!

Find Video & Audio Out pins at back of Combo player. This is output signal which will be connected at Video & Audio Input at front of TV. Watch out video pin will go to video input. Now select AV input of TV by remote. Usually its AV-4.
Have fun, or need more info, let me know the out comes.

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I think the shutter broken.
Your problem is same me.
And now i need some disassembly procedure for replace it by my self.
The technician send, you can disassembly it from front of camera not from back to CMOS.
I only have disassembly procedure from back.
Are you have any disassembly guide from front of camera?

Hi ,here is some of the tips found on www.repairworld.com no convergence- replace fuse FL231 near flyback or in front of flyback also solder flyback pins alot of these sets have poor connections,they are having alot of trouble from ribbons that connect from bottom tuner broad going to convergence broad also connectors that ribbons plug into so far there is more infor on the HD52w59 .The next set i get in my shop the first thing is to solder power supply broad,then see what happens so far the 2 sets i have now i havent been able to fix,but im not quiting untill i fix them or throw them back to customers.