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Toshiba 43A9UE convergence problem

Hi Experts,
my projection tv problem is can't adjust the color convergence. on the screen picture come out are: on top potion there are many lines stake up. on the bottem part is ok. when the screen is on blue background then i can see many curve line at the middle of the screen. curve line is from the left to right of screen. we go to convergence stage try to adjust the color but fail. we adjust the blue color n it can move up/down only, left/right can not mov. for red color, it can move up/down n left/right. we already replaced the conrgence module, problem still unchange. and what else we need to look at. pls help.
best regards.
tan.

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  • AHMAN TAN Feb 12, 2008





    halo mr Terryfic,

    i had replaced the module part no. is MDCC11.can you let me know the convergence ic no?

    to what i understand this MDCC11 is the convergence module accoding to the technician informationed. n i will try to check the resistors first then i will give the comment. thank again for the support.



  • AHMAN TAN Feb 13, 2008

    Terryfic thank for the good responce n helpful. there is no STK part# on my set. there are 12 pcs transistor on the big heatsinks. thier no. are A1049 n C2028., six pcs each. n already comfirmed good.

    thanks n best regards.

    tan

  • outcaged Mar 03, 2009

    can't adjust the blue lines on the convergence. the blue line gets higher as you go from left to right... Grrrr love the TV

  • Vista Electronics May 11, 2010

    What is the STK part # on convergence amps on large heatsinks

  • Vista Electronics May 11, 2010

    What is the part # of the DCU replaced ?

    Did you replace the convergence amp IC's ?

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Check the resistors right next to the Convergence ICs often 1 or 2 of them go oen when the ICs fail.

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Common Symptoms include....
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•Screen is bowed or warped.
•TV shuts off after powering on. Power light will blink. TV may also make a chirping noise.

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