HELP NEEDED!!!

[L1ange bleu]

Hi!...I have this PHILIPS TVCR with a blown transistor...I've checked NTE and
they don't have a substitution nevertheless the original one. The transistor in
question is Q571 and it is marked TT2024. Your help in finding a supplier or a
substitute will be a lot appreciated.
TIA
Alphie

 

[L1ange bleu]

Sorry!...I forgot to list the model number...here it is: CCA132AT02

 

[Jerry G.]

The best solution is to order the original from the Philips parts
department. If this is blown, it would be strongly advised to find the
original cause. If not, the new one may blow on power up.

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"L1ange bleu" <l1angebleu@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040221223833.15073.00000183@mb-m18.aol.com...
Hi!...I have this PHILIPS TVCR with a blown transistor...I've checked NTE
and
they don't have a substitution nevertheless the original one. The transistor
in
question is Q571 and it is marked TT2024. Your help in finding a supplier or
a
substitute will be a lot appreciated.
TIA
Alphie

 

[Jamie]

http://members.aol.com/fibraintern/
look there, they have obsolete and hard to find parts.
your part # is in the list.


L1ange bleu wrote:

Hi!...I have this PHILIPS TVCR with a blown transistor...I've checked NTE and
they don't have a substitution nevertheless the original one. The transistor in
question is Q571 and it is marked TT2024. Your help in finding a supplier or a
substitute will be a lot appreciated.
TIA
Alphie