27" GE
12 years old?
has been fixed 3 or 4 times before. Pulled it apart found what I believe to be a thermistor cracked apart, as well as the 5 amp fuse blown. Went to 3 local shops and the last one (a GE service place) said he cant get the part. Come on it is a damn thermistor. He said he cant cross the part number because it is a "house" number. Someone must be able to point me in the correct direction.
numbers on it are as follows:
100-01A
A1739
It kind of looks as though it has maybe been fixed before. It is broke into 3 pieces, but fairly big solder points on it. Can I resolder it back together?
27" GE about 12 years old? Dead, looking for thermistor part number
Wed, 11/16/2005 - 23:23
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27" GE about 12 years old? Dead, looking for thermistor part number
Typically these thermistors are in the degaussing circuit. (At least that is how it used to be in my TV shop days -- years ago) They are low resistance cold, and higher once they heat up. Soldering it together would make your degaussing coil run all the time -- you don't want that. If you can get a schematic for the set it might not be too hard to determine the value - or a work-around.
radio-active