Can television fly back be damaged by water - RCA F36650 36" TV

Check and replace damaged component/s at its horizontal scan output section circuit. Check the LOT (Line Output Transformer) too for damage. Replace the horizontal scan output transistor. Check the input voltage to LOT. If the voltage is absent check the feeder resistor; if any. If you wish to get some details; check the site linked here. Pull up older posts.
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the fly back is defected although it is new take it out and return it back to where you bought it from.if after you put a new one in and it does the same check the diode that leads from the B + it might be shorted.your flyback to get damage and arch again.

If your horizontal out put is bad your fly back is bad

maybe deagos lost at the back of your transistor, horizontal ic check.

Sounds like you may have corrosion or water damage within your television. When electronics come in contact with any fluid it is best to leave them completely off/unplugged/battery-less for at least 24 to allow time to dry.

However, urine is corrosive by nature and could have permanently damaged your TV's internal components.

If your warranty covers accidental spills then you should be able to have the TV repaired or replaced at no charge (except for perhaps shipping if Sony asks you to send it to their warehouse or distribution center).

If not, you could always pull the excuse card. I believe, however, that Sony does warranty tests on all major products, so this most likely will not fly.

Best of luck.

Most of these RCA tv's have bad connections on the fly back transformer or one or two bad electrolytic capacitors (ref # on the board cp150,cp120).Hope this will help you

HI. this may be a fly back situation. this is a transformer that is located on the power board section of your set. This device stores and, distributes the necessary AC current needed for proper CRT performance. There is also a horizontal deflection chip that will shut off the transformer if it becomes unstable as well.

I recommend checking the Horizontal deflection chip for damage. if this chip is in good condition, replace the HV Fly back transformer.

HI. this may be a fly back situation. this is a transformer that is located on the power board section of your set. This device stores and, distributes the necessary AC current needed for proper CRT performance. There is also a horizontal deflection chip that will shut off the transformer if it becomes unstable as well.

I recommend checking the Horizontal deflection chip for damage. if this chip is in good condition, replace the HV Fly back transformer.

The fault you are describing is caused by a faulty fly back transformer. The fly back transformer provides the high voltage required to light up the picture tube/s on the set. Other than the fly back transformer there are a few components that supply the fly back with power that may have failed. Generally not overly expensive to fix