jericho said:
that was not the crt , THAT WAS THE TUBE , im a electric specialist in routing aerospace cable(bombardier aerospace) with a lot experience in electronic
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Then you should know that the CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) IS THE TUBE.
jericho said:
just speaking with a sony tech about the symptoms on my tv , he told me its even not necessary to do a service call at all , hes sure its the tube
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That's because you've already replaced the board, so he used a simple process of elimination (as Dwray suggested you do) to determine that it could only be the CRT, had you not replaced the board then a service call may have been needed to determine which was at fault.
You may want to turn the CRT upside down and tap around the neck with the back of a screwdriver (not hard enough to break it but close), that will SOMETIMES fix the problem. If you can figure out exactly where the short is on the CRT then you may be able to burn it out with a capacitor.
no but you will have some adjustment after you replace it!!!!!
Larry
jericho said:
that was not the crt , THAT WAS THE TUBE , im a electric specialist in routing aerospace cable(bombardier aerospace) with a lot experience in electronic
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Then you should know that the CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) IS THE TUBE.
jericho said:
just speaking with a sony tech about the symptoms on my tv , he told me its even not necessary to do a service call at all , hes sure its the tube
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That's because you've already replaced the board, so he used a simple process of elimination (as Dwray suggested you do) to determine that it could only be the CRT, had you not replaced the board then a service call may have been needed to determine which was at fault.
You may want to turn the CRT upside down and tap around the neck with the back of a screwdriver (not hard enough to break it but close), that will SOMETIMES fix the problem. If you can figure out exactly where the short is on the CRT then you may be able to burn it out with a capacitor.
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