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Courtney Louise · 7th Jun 2006, 10:40 pm

Hi Ed, right now I will try anything as my head hurts and I am lost and in well beyond my depth.
I am no TV repair person and even though I haven't blanket changed everything, I did the waxies, then looked at the circuit at what I thought could cause it and now have everything changed, bar T5 and I have one, but its a pain with all of the short tight wires to get a new one in.

I will try the heater tranny option as I don't have an isolating one and I don't think my scope goes above 100v input anyways... :-(

Andi

7th Jun 2006, 10:40 pm	#39
Courtney Louise Octode Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Welshpool, Powys, Wales Posts: 1,327	Re: Can somebody please repair My TV22 Hi Ed, right now I will try anything as my head hurts and I am lost and in well beyond my depth. I am no TV repair person and even though I haven't blanket changed everything, I did the waxies, then looked at the circuit at what I thought could cause it and now have everything changed, bar T5 and I have one, but its a pain with all of the short tight wires to get a new one in. I will try the heater tranny option as I don't have an isolating one and I don't think my scope goes above 100v input anyways... :-( Andi __________________ *33, 45, 78, around and around they go...* Last edited by Mike Phelan; 14th Dec 2007 at 9:20 am. Reason: Punctuation