Toshiba TV29C90 problem; Image fades to black...

<jntwhite@verizon.net> wrote in message
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When you turn the TV on, either manually or by the remote, the TV does
not come on but there is a clicking sound like a relay coming and
off, or a relay trying to energize but can't. this continues until the
plug is pulled. Any thoughts?
Tom
Maybe your Horizontal Output Transistor is fux0red. Had that happen on a JVC
TV once. I was going to repair but but I bought a Sony flat panel instead.
When I get around to it, I might just throw a bowling ball through the JVC
or smash it with a Louisville Slugger for laughs.
 
"Franc Zabkar" <fzabkar@iinternode.on.net> wrote in message
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On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 09:28:55 +0100, "Arfa Daily"
arfa.daily@ntlworld.com> put finger to keyboard and composed:


"Franc Zabkar" <fzabkar@iinternode.on.net> wrote in message
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On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 00:56:26 +0100, "Arfa Daily"
arfa.daily@ntlworld.com> put finger to keyboard and composed:

laseranddvdfan@aol.com> wrote in message
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If I may ask first.

Would too high a voltage for the idling current on one of the channels
be a possible cause?

If you have been able to correct the bad idle current to the specified
value, the next thing that you should do is to compare the pot's set
position, or its resistance setting, to the pot on the good channel. If
it
is near enough the same, then the most reasonable conclusion is that you
did
have a dicky pot, and rotating it has cleared the condition.

It stands to reason that rotating the pot fully CCW or CW should not
damage the amp, otherwise not many would have left the factory. If the
trimmer is wired as below, then why not measure the idling
voltage/current at both extremities and verify whether this trips the
relay?

|---|
| |
| V
--|-/\/\/\/\/\---

If neither setting causes the relay to trip, then the problem must lie
elsewhere.

- Franc Zabkar
--

Not disputing the "should" Franc, I was just thinking that if the pot was
a
bit touchy, then whacking it from one end to the other with it farting
about, might just result in the magic smoke being released from the
outputs.
Just being careful, which you, more than most on here, should appreciate
is
a sensible thing to do with a DC coupled amp ... d;~}

Arfa

I was following up your suggestion that rotating a dicky pot may have
cured it, in which case returning it to its original condition would
not recreate the original fault. Furthermore, if the pot in the above
case had an intermittently open wiper, then you should be able to
reproduce the same fault by driving the wiper to the far left.

Based on the OP's followup, it appears that the pot itself may not
have been the problem.

- Franc Zabkar
--
I think we're talking at cross purposes here Franc. I know what I meant, and
you've known me long enough on here that I think you probably do as well ...

Arfa
> Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email.
 
Thanks, but it concerns me that, since I can't understand why, then I
may be missing something, such as a condition where this could be a
temporary fix in the end.
I understand exactly what you're talking about, but it simply isn't
productive. There are better ways to use your mental energy.

Pots (or the circuits they regulate) can and do drift. I've bought several
of the original Sony FM Walkman, and all have required the stereo sync pot
to be readjusted (by ear is sufficient) before the tuner would switch to
stereo.
 
<biddy67@gmail.com> wrote in message
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On Aug 18, 3:25 am, "Mark D. Zacharias" <nonse...@nonsense.net> wrote:
bidd...@gmail.com> wrote in message

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I have the KF-60WE610. Bought in Dec 2003. Replaced the first lamp
burn out on Aug 2007. Has burned out again in only 1 year, probably
about 1,000 hours. Replacement lamp does not have either OSRAM or
Philips markings, but is Made in Japan. Lamp was replaced by circuit
city under warranty.

Given that the tv set is 5 years old and a lamp has burned out so
quickly, would it make sense to go ahead and replace the lamp ballast
(driver) as a preventive measure? I'm guessing these are subjected to
a harsh operating environment, degraded, and may have played a part in
the early lamp failure. Do lamp failures decline after ballast
replacement? The part is only $106 at the Sony site. The part
appears to have an upgraded part number, so it is possible that there
have been improvements in its design.

The lamp driver pretty much either works or it doesn't. Examine it to see
that it's plug-in connections aren't charred, and do make sure the fans
are
clean. They often get so occluded with dust that the lamp gets
insufficient
cooling, shortening lamp life.

Mark Z.

Thanks for the reply. Is the why some of the lamp housing doors
overheat and warp? There is a SB on this I believe. My lamp area
does not exhibit any signs of excessive heat.

Yes, that is why the doors warp. I believe there was also a class-action
regarding this, at least pertaining to certain models.

Mark Z.
 
On 19 Aug 08 at group /sci/electronics/repair in article
<david.leuenberger@gmail.com> (sunshine) wrote:

we have an old HP4145B parameter analyzer sitting around because the
floppy drive is broken and we cannot boot it anymore. If I am correct
it does not have a hard disk, therefore the floppy drive is mandatory.
Since we have another HP4145B that is still in use, I was wondering if
we could actually use the functioning floppy drive from the first
equipment and just use to boot the second equipment. However this only
works if the HP does not need write access during measurements or when
changing configurations. Does anyone know it this is the case?
Try it with the write-protect notch/slider on the floppy itself.

Also, is there a possibility to connect one floppy drive
simultaneously to two different pieces of equipment? I am afraid that
there will be problems about the potentials floating around, but maybe
there is some easy trick?
No.


By the way the broken floppy is a MP-F52W-20 from Sony. Does anyone
know the pin layout?
See the links, however the biggest problem is, that hp used special
drives with 600RPM, not the standard 300RPM.

Thanks in advance!!!
Google: MP-F52W-20

Not so good news:

http://forums.tm.agilent.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=5997

And worse:

http://www.hpmuseum.org/cgi-sys/cgiwrap/hpmuseum/archv012.cgi?read=32300

Saludos Wolfgang
--
Meine 7 Sinne:
Unsinn, Schwachsinn, Blödsinn, Wahnsinn, Stumpfsinn, Irrsinn, Lötzinn.
Wolfgang Allinger Paraguay reply Adresse gesetzt !
ca. 15h00..21h00 MEZ SKYPE:wolfgang.allinger
 
<chithiraifourteen@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Would You Like To Know How You Can Easily Convert Your Car To Run On
Water and Gas (clip)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This is not new. I recall seeing videos of the VW Beetle floating on water
and running. ;-)
 
well, why dont you get ya faggot mates to do that ?



"Curtis Brown" <pryce@stripperweb.com> wrote in message
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Michael A. Terrell" <mike.terrell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
troll.

WHY DON'T YOU SUCK MY FUCKING DICK, BITCH?
 
In article <dd5df8f4-f3ba-4376-97ba-275ef9d056e7@y21g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>, Texasguy <b1bbet@aol.com> wrote:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t950899-mitsubishi_wt_46807_blue_shadowing

Pics there as well. Thanx.
You need the conversion board worked on. If i remember right, on my old 50"
rear projection Mitsubishi that my I used to own, they said its around a $250
fix. Might be cheaper if you can source the exact board and do it yorself. Its
modular.

Mine, when it went, formed an hourglass shape on the screen.
 
In article <g8jvj1$21i$1@news.xmission.com>, b1bbet@aol.com wrote:
In article <dd5df8f4-f3ba-4376-97ba-275ef9d056e7@y21g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>,
Texasguy <b1bbet@aol.com> wrote:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t950899-mitsubishi_wt_46807_blue_shadowing

Pics there as well. Thanx.

You need the conversion board worked on. If i remember right, on my old 50"
rear projection Mitsubishi that my I used to own, they said its around a $250
fix. Might be cheaper if you can source the exact board and do it yorself. Its
modular.

Mine, when it went, formed an hourglass shape on the screen.

I meant, the "Convergence" board
 
Tim wrote (in news:MPG.2317c672db9d1f0c989714@news.aliant.net):

OK, You're not gonna believe this, but I picked up a TV and remote that
a guy was giving away, and the remote has CCD Closed Caption Decoder
labeled on it. The TV is made by Memorex. The remote is not a URC, but
the coincidence that it would have that exact writing on it made me pass
the info along to you.

Does yours have a “Code Set” button on the top right below “Cable”? If it’s not
a universal, then what is that button for?



--
Alec S.
news/alec->synetech/cjb/net



In article <eeb85db0-6280-4351-be09-
e34f6324be8c@d45g2000hsc.googlegroups.com>, BigELilE05@msn.com says...
Does anyone know what brand of universal remote this is? Someone gave
it to me, and I do have a use for it, but need to know how to program it.
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p96/bigelile/IM002448.jpg
(that is "CCD Closed Caption Remote" on the very bottom)
 
Tim wrote (in news:MPG.2317e84beea3e34989715@news.aliant.net):

In article <g8kvu4$490$1@aioe.org>, nospam@127.0.0.1 says...
Tim wrote (in news:MPG.2317c672db9d1f0c989714@news.aliant.net):

OK, You're not gonna believe this, but I picked up a TV and remote that
a guy was giving away, and the remote has CCD Closed Caption Decoder
labeled on it. The TV is made by Memorex. The remote is not a URC, but
the coincidence that it would have that exact writing on it made me pass
the info along to you.

Does yours have a ?Code Set? button on the top right below ?Cable?? If it?s
not a universal, then what is that button for?

As I said, this one is not a Universal Remote. It is just a regular TV
remote for the Memorex TV. I saw the CCD Closed Caption Decoder line,
which seems to be a Memorex trademark, and I passed along that it might
be a Memorex remote. Memorex makes the One-For-All line of remotes too.
Yes, but the one in the picture has a “Code Set” button. If yours is the same,
then it should have that button, and if it is not universal, then what does that
button do? The only buttons I’ve ever seen on remotes with that label have been
for programmable remotes, almost always universal-ish; so I can’t imagine what
else it could be for.


--
Alec S.
news/alec->synetech/cjb/net
 
Many of the after market lamps only last one month or less.
I used them in Mitsubishi, Samsung and Sony TV sets, and was having a
nightmare! my company gave up on after market lamps and switched to OEM.

Where did you buy the lamp from?


<biddy67@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I have the KF-60WE610. Bought in Dec 2003. Replaced the first lamp
burn out on Aug 2007. Has burned out again in only 1 year, probably
about 1,000 hours. Replacement lamp does not have either OSRAM or
Philips markings, but is Made in Japan. Lamp was replaced by circuit
city under warranty.

Given that the tv set is 5 years old and a lamp has burned out so
quickly, would it make sense to go ahead and replace the lamp ballast
(driver) as a preventive measure? I'm guessing these are subjected to
a harsh operating environment, degraded, and may have played a part in
the early lamp failure. Do lamp failures decline after ballast
replacement? The part is only $106 at the Sony site. The part
appears to have an upgraded part number, so it is possible that there
have been improvements in its design.
 
<Michael.C.Maguire@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I am looking for a source of type TM coax connectors and adapters.

Type TM is a miniature RF coax connector used way back in the sixties
on space programs. The connectors were originally manufactured by
General RF Fittings Division of Solitron Devices in Florida.
Eventually this company became today's SV Microwave. SV Microwave
still lists some of the original connectors on their website, but does
not list any between series adapters converting TM to something useful
like SMA, TNC, or N. I am contacting them to see if they have any
stock but obviously will have to wait until Monday to hear back.

In the interim, if anyone knows of a local electronics surplus house
that has TM female to SMA/TNC/N adapters, please let me know.

Finders fee is a free t-shirt from my employer - a very cool aerospace
company who shall remain nameless.

So why not a couple of pics with ruler, not the usual ?cent coin please.

--
Diverse Devices, Southampton, England
electronic hints and repair briefs , schematics/manuals list on
http://home.graffiti.net/diverse:graffiti.net/
 
A capacitor on my old wood boiler circulator is cracked and the thing
don't run. I went to Standard Electric and Bell pumps. Both said they
don't carry capacitors. It that a polite way to tell me to get fucked,
I'm not a contractor? I can't believe they don't carry capacitors. Or
maybe contractors can't fix anything anymore and just replace everything.
They may just find it uneconomical to stock a wide range of
infrequently-required parts... and, yeah, I suspect that they'd prefer
to sell you a new pump for $$$ rather than a capacitor for $.

http://www.surplussales.com/capacitors/motorstart.html may have
something along the lines of what you need.

--
Dave Platt <dplatt@radagast.org> AE6EO
Friends of Jade Warrior home page: http://www.radagast.org/jade-warrior
I do _not_ wish to receive unsolicited commercial email, and I will
boycott any company which has the gall to send me such ads!
 
"Curtis Brown" <pryce@stripperweb.com> wrote in message
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It was Stacey Chuffo that ordered a pizza from Domino's Pizza and when she
went to pick it up an Iraqi was working there and she asked him if he was
an
Iraqi and when he said yes Stacey said, "Fuck You Asshole, I don't Want
this
Pizza."

It was Stacey Chuffo that threw her boombox at Stephany Alexander and
Stephany Alexander caught it and broke it in half against the desk and
threw
it aside and Stephany punched Stacey and Stacey was the one that was
holding
her head and crying.

It was Stacey Chuffo that ordered a chicken melt at Denny's and didn't pay
for it and Stacey was chased by the waitress at Denny's all the way to the
trolley station.

Stacey Chuffo is the tax cheat and embezzler that tried to shank her
mother.
Stacey Chuffo also broke into somebody's apartment and took a couple of
hundred dollars out of their purse.

Stacey Chuffo is the one that knocked a cat dizzy and lit a firecracker up
it's ass.

Stacey Chuffo never does her work in class so the teacher had enough and
set
Stacey in front of a table in the hallway and shoved a Disney Poppin' Pals
toy with Goofy in her face and made her stare at it for the rest of the
day.

Stacey Chuffo stole her mother's car to go to Scott Muller's house and it
was Stacey's mom that pulled her out of Scott Muller's house and beat the
shit out of her in front of her friends.

Stacey Chuffo pried off a beak with a screwdriver and pushed a paper clip
through it's head and tied the two ends together.

Stacey Chuffo fingers herself in the back of school buses every day, even
though she graduated 10 years ago.

Of Course Stacey Chuffo is going to short circuit a HOT transistor and if
course she isn't going to get electrocuted when she touches the high
voltage
line because the flyback transformer is driven by the HOT transistor.

Stacey Chuffo is the one that sqaundered her mother's house and duplex
apartment and her significant other's inheritance so she can get stoned.

Stacey Chuffo went to Christina Mailland's house and knocked on the door
and
Christina gave her a gallon of nitromethane so Stacey could torch a
beagle.

Stacey Chuffo has been breaking into people's houses for years and busting
up their stereos and taking a shit between the speakers and finishing
their
dump in the victim's chairs.

Stacey Chuffo bet June Butterfield and Glenn Wright on a hamster fight. Of
Course June and Glenn's hamster won so Stacey put her's in the crapper and
shit on it and flushed it down the crapper.

Stacey Chuffo called herself collect from a payfone and when the operator
told her not to play on the fone she told the operator to suck her dildo
and
the operator reported her to the police.

Stacey Chuffo is famous for getting calls from her mother and throwing
math
books and punching walls and crying I want to go to fucking p.e.

Stacey Chuffo calls the employees at Jack in the Box a bunch of "fucking
beaners" on a weekly basis when they fuck up her order.

Stacey Chuffo knows better than to talk shit to Scott Rubin, otherwise
Scott
Rubin will beat her down with a pair of sneakers.

Stacey Chuffo lives in her van and got busted by the police for having a
knife on her. She's also the one that told her mom to tell dad to sell
some
weed to bail her out of jail after she lost a fight with fifty people.

Tom Adams swung his backpack and hit Stacey and Stacey went crying to the
teacher. Tom also told Stacey that he farted and it would go great with
her
pee for dinner.

If I recall correctly, it was Grant Clark that punched Stacey Chuffo and
Stacey Chuffo tried reporting him to the bus driver but Grant Clark chased
Stacey down the street and beat her down.

Stacey Chuffo decapitates a cat with a lawn mower ever chance she gets.

I believe that it was Kim Shultz that threw Stacey Chuffo down on the
ground
and threatened to shove a fucking pipe down her throat and Kim Shultz and
Stacey Chuffo kicked each other and called each other motherfuckers.
You bitch tit looking fucking asshole.
 
"Sqwertz" <swertz@cluemail.compost> wrote in message
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Sqwertz <swertz@cluemail.compost> wrote:

Is there a way to delete or ignore all threads started by a...

Oops. Wrong group. Never mind.

-sw
No, right group. Just plonk Curtis Brown, aka Pryce.
 
You need the convergence KIT.
The kit includes 2 ICs and resistors.
You may want to touch up the convergence adjustment after installing these
parts. The convergence adjustment may take between 5 minutes to 1 hour. High
voltage can KIL!! If you are not a tech DO NOT OPEN THE TV SET. Call a
repair shop.

Best of luck


"Texasguy" <b1bbet@aol.com> wrote in message
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http://www.fixya.com/support/t950899-mitsubishi_wt_46807_blue_shadowing

Pics there as well. Thanx.
 

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