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Results: 433
| Make | Model | Symptom | Problem | Solution | By |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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No sound/pic - ht present | R434 0r68 ½w o/c. when replaced & a1advanced field collapse observed. fop chip replaced - also replace c909/11 47µ 50v as a precaution | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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No sound/col | No volts pin 13 micro (should be 4v) - r669 10k (coll feed to q618) | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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No sound or varying vol, no stopping in auto tune | D807 1n4148 leaky | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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No sound or colour | Check pin 13 of micro if 0v replace r669 10kΩ | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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No r/c functs | Zd603 leaky | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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Int dead with dim led | Replace d402 | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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Int dead - led dim | D402 s5295 o/c - may read ok off load | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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Int col & line lock | R421 or marked r423 0r68 12v feed risen to 12r | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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Field collapse | R335 180k hi res or o/c | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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Faint hor lines 2cm from bottom | R434 0r68 1/2w in 12v feed high res | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1EK
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Dead | R434 0r68 in 14v supply to d408 o/c | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1 -ONWA
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St/by only | R323 6k8 2w feed to line osc etc o/c | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1
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St/by only | R434 in 14v line o/c | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1
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Height only 2" | Scan coils u/s - res should be 13r | ||
| JVC |
C14ET1
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Field - height varies | R431 0r68 fusible resistance varied | ||
| JVC |
C14EK1
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Arcing sound from scan coils | Small correction magnet on rear of scan coils vibrating | ||
| JVC |
C14E1K
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St/by only - r323 6k8 burnt | An5601k chip was the cause | ||
| JVC |
C14E1EK ONWA
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Set comes on to standby - relay clicks. | R323 ( 6k8 5watt ) fusible resistor o/c ( maybe int ) between p42 of ic301 & ht rail. | ||
| JVC |
C14E1EK ONWA
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No go | R323 ( 6k8 5watt ) fusible resistor o/c between p42 of ic301 & ht rail. | ||
| JVC |
C14E1EK ONWA
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Int snowy pic at sw on with no osd or r/c functs | Ok once tms73c47 micro reset (s/c pin 32 to chassis briefly). caused by crack in print at front edge of pcb on track to pin 2 micro - hard to see due to covered in black ink |