Samsung CRT TV 20 inch horizontal OSC transformer voltage go 1volt. When we switch on it is 10 volt then goes to 1 volt. Driver transistor c2331 replased how can u help ?

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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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. Surf the site with patience. Pull up older posts.
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You have to replace the flyback transformer of your monitor. Its a high voltage stepup tansformer which provides necessory volteges for the picture tube like Anode voltage, screen voltage and focus voltage. After some years of use the insulation stength of the flyback transformer will become bad and the high voltage will try to discharge trough the nearest ground poit. At that time you will hear the sprking sound. Its because of the high voltage Anode volt is discharing to the ground it will reflect on the screen. Using the monitor in this condition will result in the failure of horizontal driver transistor and even the power supply. Replacing the flybalck will solve your problem.
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The only thing left is the horizontal driver transformer and horizontal driver transistor, resolder the transformer and remove the transistor and check for leakage. If none of these remedy the situation there may be a short in the transformer, or the other possibility is the timing capacitors one or two may be open or low in value, if you have changed these that would rule it out.

There is the possibility that; (1) the horizontal output Transistor has shorted out. (2) the horizontal driver transistor and last but not least (3) the H output transformer.

If you have a Isolation variable power supply meter, connect the tv set to the meter. Slowly raise the voltage to 70 to 90 volts ac, but, keep an eye on the amp meter. If the amp meter rises sharply to mid poit while adjusting the meter to 70 volts..stop...you have a "dead short". The set needs trouble shooting and the short(s) eliminated to solve your problem.

If you manage to raise the voltage to 70, turn the set on and raise the voltage to 90 vac. The set should come on, but, the pic will not be that great. This will tell you that you either have a problem with the H driver, a cap, or the H transformer.

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Flyback is a step-up transformer multifly the voltage depends on the size of the tube and supplied high voltage to cathode ray tube.The minimum output voltage of this is 14000v DC for 14 inches crt monitor what if your crt is 17 inches 17000v DC very dangerous if you are not electronics repairman.

When it is shifted to right vice versa, it indicates a distortion on the horizontal output. Try replacing all the capacitors around the horizontal output area with the same original value. Make sure the horizontal output transistors you replace hasn't started going gone bad already if you know how to check them. Them dimness in the picture is caused by the horizontal output not putting enough high voltage to the CRT. Look for leaking capacitors too. Also replace the resistors around the horizontal output, they may have burnt out or changed in value from overloading cause by the malfunction of the flyback, and the transistor.

ALL the next is with the tv unplugged (NO NO power)

• resold the jungle (video processor) all around
• following the horizontal drive pulse path and arriving to the horizontal area just after the horizontal transformer and in the base of the horizontal DRIVER there is a electrolytic capacitor (if this chassis uses this one,) Change it (maybe is dry)
• solder all components i just told you in the last step. horizontal driver, transformer, etc
• remember:
• if a transistor is blowing with no reason (there is a reason: the collector receives 130 volts but cannot hold it forever, It has to be in some place. if the switching pulse doesn't arrive to it the transistor throws this 130 volts and burning itself. i hope it is help full.

When the horizontal output (2SC4927) is shorted it means one of 2 things is wrong - the horizontal drive transformer has cracked solder joints or the flyback transformer is shorted inside. If the solder joints on the horizontal drive transformer (the small grey transformer connected to the base of the horizontal output transistor) are cracked then the set will play for a little while and then the parts you just replaced will again be destroyed. ALWAYS resolder the driver transformer when replacing the parts you mentioned! When I replace the parts you mention and I do not see any obvious cracks on the driver transformer then I unsolder the B+ pin of the flyback (labeled 135, for 135 volts) and put a 60 to 100 watt lightbulb (drop-light) in series with the flyback. This means that the 135 volts B+ goes through the lightbulb and then into the flyback, so the lightbulb acts as a current limiter to protect the horizontal output. When you turn the set on the bulb should glow no more than about half bright and you should hear the high voltage come up, but you should not see a picture. If you turn the set on and the bulb glows as bright as if it was plugged into the wall then you can bet that flyback is shorted and must be replaced.

This is like a car running without a driver,the horizonatl output transistor has the voltage it needs but it does not have horizontal drive signal applied to the base of the horizonatl driver transistor,the driver transistor should have a signal coming from the signal processor where the signal is generated just to get give it to the driver this driver then it gives it to the output to energize the flyback and light up the picture tube and generate a few other supplies,158 volts are there because the output is not turn on,try measuring voltage somewere else in the set and not at the collector of the output,there is a b+supply that goes to the signal processor(8 to 12 volts),check to see if you have this voltage,I couldn't tell you the pins in the siganl processor IC without squematic,It seems you know your way around tv service but be careful when checking voltages.Let Us know if you need more information.