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Hi there,
I have a Provision PR-DVD2.0 with a Zhinan ZN1792-E powersupply.
The C3 and R4 are broken.
C3 is known, but R4 is not recognable.
Can someone help me?
Hi...I've tried running a self cleaning, twice actually. Works fine, oven
looks clean, but of course flashing still happens.
The oven does have a program timer, but it's not set.
Thanks for your thoughts.
Hi again...I've tried running a self cleaning, twice actually. Works fine, oven
looks clean, but of course flashing still happens.
The oven does have a program timer, but it's not set.
Thanks for your thoughts.
This putz is one of the most notorious spammers on the net. I would like toTo the person who wrote this -
I would like to commend you.
School assignment?Hypothetically, If you where only allowed to read and have 3 books
about electronics what would they be? This is pretty broad, so let's
try and keep the focus on intermediate level, or above, books with an
emphasis on analog electronics. Books on troubleshooting would be nice
too.
They're classics. Scroggie is English, Langford Smith Australian. They'reNone of those books you listed seem to be to popular NSM. The first
book had 185 hits on google, the next one had 9 and the last one had 5.
Thank you for replying though.
I have a Hitachi TV model #50EX10B. I have replaced the horizontal
output transistor twice. I did just find a faulty transistor in the B+
supply that I think is part of a safety circuit (over voltage). Before
replacing with another HOT, what can I check that would keep blowing
this? All components in the immediate area check good. I have checked
the flyback windings best I could with a DMV, and don't see anything
shorted to ground. The main B+ fuse doesn't blow either. Thanks for any
feedback on this.
Losing things sucks.
I used to have a list of Sony part numbers for the different caps used
in their SMPSes, The .068 the .047 etc.
There are others, if someone can can give me those part numbers I would
appriciate it. Those little 50 volt caps are as important to have in
stock as 2SC4834s and MX0841s or 2s...
Most importantly right now is the number for the "684" cap. It's C621 I
believe in a KP43T70. Set uses an MX0842B and no matter what I don't
think C621 should read .241 on the diode scale.
Anyway as much as I'd like to recreate my list, the "684" cap is
paramount right now, it is the only thing holding up the job.
Thanks in advance and thanks for your time.
JURB
Yup. Hes been busy sleeping around I hear.To the person who wrote this -
I would like to commend you. We live in a culture where it is not "PC"
or the "in thing" to talk about God. Society has moved away from not
just belief in God, by also away from the basic teachings of the bible.
I am talking about love, family and community. After all - we are all
God's children.
Hate? No. Just complete indiffrence mainly.It can be difficult to introduce such topics to newsgroups and I wanted
to send at least one message that is encourging and not "hate mail".
There is not much you can service, other than changing parts until you
find
the right one. From what I have read, most of the time, it is the drives
that fail in these units. The X-Box is very preparatory.
--
JANA
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Someone brought in an X-Box for repair.
When powered up, The fan runs, I can hear the HD whirl,
but there's no video.
The "drawer" open/close button flashes green but stays red
the rest of the time. It does open and close the door and
I can hear a disc spin when I put one in there.
I checked the 3 chokes on the PCB at the video connector,
and an on board micro fuse, they are okay. Any advice ?
Rick
There is not much you can service, other than changing parts until you
find
the right one. From what I have read, most of the time, it is the drives
that fail in these units. The X-Box is very preparatory.
--
JANA
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TA7205@aol.com> wrote in message
news:1115691224.898326.251120@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com...
Someone brought in an X-Box for repair.
When powered up, The fan runs, I can hear the HD whirl,
but there's no video.
The "drawer" open/close button flashes green but stays red
the rest of the time. It does open and close the door and
I can hear a disc spin when I put one in there.
I checked the 3 chokes on the PCB at the video connector,
and an on board micro fuse, they are okay. Any advice ?
Rick
Wow, it's been a long time since you'be been in a library. Back aboutNikolas Britton wrote:
Hypothetically, If you where only allowed to read and have 3 books
about electronics what would they be? This is pretty broad, so let's
try and keep the focus on intermediate level, or above, books with an
emphasis on analog electronics. Books on troubleshooting would be
nice
too.
Why just 3 books?... go to your local public library and look over a
wide selection of books on the subject. "Electronics" is such a broad
subject that there will be numerous subcatagories to chose from. Find
books that fit your area of interest and check them out.... there will
be many more than three books. As your experience and knowledge level
increases you will then be checking out more in-depth and specific
books.
"The ARRL Handbook for Radio Communications". There is a new one everyThanks but which ARRL handbook are we talking about, they have many?
It emphasizes RF stuff, but it also has good coverage of basicAlso, does this book cover only RF stuff or is it more of a general
book about electronics?
IIRC his books are quite good. The other books date back to the 1930's andNSM, I didn't find a whole lot of info about Scroggie's book on
amazon.com, It's out of print, no reviews, and is not for sale but I
did find a book that list's Scroggie's book as a citation and that book
looked really good based on the "inside the book" computer scans.
The name of the book is "A Practical Introduction to Electronic
Circuits" by Martin Hartley Jones
Can anyone on this list recommend the book?
I have an old Briggs and Stratton 3.5hp push behind lawnmower and the
idle revvs up and down constantly. Never idles normal. The spring on
the shaft idle looks good. Any help on what this might be would be
greatly appreciated.
And what part of "Get a better reader and learn how quoting works..." callsOH... I see. Calling someone a jackass is just well meant advice.
nntp.post@gmail.com wrote:
This wasn't answered in detail elsewhere, just a bunch of people
giving
their thoughts, much like this thread so far. I certainly appreciate
everyone's replies, but I've yet to find someone with the same
problem
who has a remedy.
Since in the other newsgroups I didn't receive a definitive answer
and
a poster suggested that I try posting here, I did as much.
OR - maybe there was a definitive answer that I missed somewhere?
NT-
if this is the case, please point me in the direction of this post.
Thanks
Ken
Youve confirmed you read my full explanation post in rec food, complete
with how to fix it. Youre either trolling or asleep.
NT
That's tough. Yes, look for those wherever you can. Also I have foundI found a copy of scroggie's book at a library about 60 miles away
through the online catalogs, maybe they can do an interlibrary transfer
or what ever it's called.
So far none of the books listed here, even AoE, are available at the
local libraries in town. I live in a podunk town of about 25,000
people, most of them are farmers, unskilled workers, or old people.
spongehead wrote:
I have an old Briggs and Stratton 3.5hp push behind lawnmower and the
idle revvs up and down constantly. Never idles normal. The spring
on
the shaft idle looks good. Any help on what this might be would be
greatly appreciated.
Spongehead--
Recommend cleaning the air intake sponge first then let us know if the
problem still exists. I assume you have the 99 dollar Walmart mower
with no variable throttle.
Tut