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0304-78 |
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TV (14 inch) |
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Maker/Model/Chassis |
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Seleco |
14SE112 |
BS700.4 |
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Dates 2003 |
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Wed.02.Apr |
Tue.08.Apr |
Sat.12.Apr |
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Comments |
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Picture flickers from
very bright white raster to dark
raster (about 2 times per second) making a stroboscope effect |
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Sometimes flickering
does not happen, but The tuned picture is in Black and White. Including OSD. |
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Sound, Tuning, Sync and Delfection were Ok |
Full repair description and observations |
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This is a brief write up of the fault: It was found that the high voltage output (102V) and the 12.6V output
from power supply where nearly half as much, hence 60V and 7V respectively. I
disconnected the high tension voltage to eliminate the line deflection and
EHT circuit but this did not caused to restore voltages to normal. The line
circuit was hence Ok. It was obvious that there was some fault in the power
supply. I I replace all electrolytics in the primary, and many in the secondary
but still no luck. To cut the story short, I asked help from Louis of HE
electronics and he suggested to change two BA157 diodes in the primary. In
fact he was right to some extent because I got the 102V high tension back but
just 10 – 11V instead of 12.6. It seamed that 10.5V was the treshold level
of some IC to work (most evident the
RGB IC). When voltage fell around 10, picture was in B&W. I tried many
things but there was no faulty component. To cheat about with this difficult
situation I just increased the voltage regulator pot so that I had an 11.1V
output in the 12.6V rail. The HT rasied to 119V but I believe that it is OK for
the Line output to be a little higher. This trick solved the problem, although sometimes there is a rapid
flickering every now and then. I did not charged much money since I was not
sure if the problem was really solved, and till present now the owner did not
complained. |
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Disconnecting the 12.6V
power supply rail, will make the TV to shut off dead. I was told that this
could also blow the fuse and the Chopper transistor. |