I'm looking for a fly back or high voltage transformer for my Philips 60" Rear projection HDTV model # 60pp935217. And the part # is 312226832865 or 312226832942. Please let me know if you can find one even if a refurbished or used one. Appreciate your response. Thanks in advance.

If the model number listed here is correct check the fuse and then look under the high voltage transformer for bad solder connections which is the most common issue in the model listed here.


Typical high voltage transformer.

A Philips with the high pitched whine or squeaky sound has a short usually on the deflection board (the middle board) which can be anything from a cap to the high voltage transformer.

It indicates the set has a short and is in shutdown.

the high voltage runs the picture tubes. you have a bad high voltage transformer (large signal board) or something wrong with the anode wires (big red ones) or could be a bad tube. this has 30,000 volts so be careful or call a Pro.

You have a high voltage regulation problem. Most often this is caused by a failing FBT (fly back transformer).

The black unit is the high voltage transformer and splitter and it has possibly cracked causing high voltage to leak out. Unless you have a heavy duty soldering iron and good with multiple solder connections, it may be best to have a technician check it out for you. I would guess it would cost in the $200-$300 range. Thanks for using fixya.

Hi, thank you for visit fixya.
This kind tv is a trouble set.
3 possilbes solutions:
1.- SSB ( small signal board)
2.- Fly back ( high volts transformer)
3.- Convergence STK IC's ( stk 392-110).
I recommeded visit a near tv shop and request a estimate repair tv.
I am sorry if Am no clear about your tv solution, but, Honestly; Philips TV is a little hard for repair.
Any question I will be here. Thank you

mother board has fried. jump on ebay to find another board and replace it.

Is the red light on, on the front of the set? If so there are a few things that can cause this, the most common is the fly back transformer/trippler. This is somewhat of an easy fix if you know how to solder and use a meter. If a repair man comes to do it you will be looking at somewhere between $400-$500. Let me know if I can help you more?

Tim Nolan

You can get the HV Transformer at the following link for 132.00 which includes free shipping and free step by step instructions by online instant messaging so you can easily replace the part yourself. Very easy repair. The HV generator is listed under the flyback section yours is Phillips 32942 Flyback ( HV Transformer)
Heres the link.
http://servicemanuals.vstore.ca/

Start by adjusting the high voltage to the crts. if that brings your picture back then replay the flyback transformer. That's more than likely what it is.