20 Most Recent Hitachi C29-F800S 29" TV Questions & Answers

Its a power supply problem you can change the board and it should fix the issue

If you connect the game to the vcr you can change av on the vcr

try changing the color system to ntsc 3.58..on the remote control

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There is some short circuit in the power retulator side of your TV. Never put a fuse and switch it ON, as it may damage more components in your system. A power voltage surge can damage the regulator side of your TV. There is a short [Direct short] occured inside it. Check the rectifier section first, with the help of a multimeter set to Ohms range. Measure the resistance accross the main filtler capacitor. if it seems to be very low, say less than 12 Ohms or so, resolder out the mains rectifier stalk, or diodes, whichever may used, and chck it for juction short. If shorted, replace it. Check out the switching regulator also. In most cases this regulator may get damaged due to power supply spikes. In some sets, there is a MOV [Metal oxide veristor], connected accross the main AC line, after the switching point. this component is used as a protection, and if there comes any overvoltage or voltage spikes, this veristor will get shorted, blowing off the fuse, and further damage is prevented. Check this also. This component will look like a disc capacitor, normally black or green in color. Check these, and further check most of the power regulator components, such as Zener diodes for short. Before switch on your TV. make sure you have tested all the componets in the power regulator side. OK.

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Commonly for Hitachi tv's if the screen went out,,the problem will be the CATHODE RAY TUBE,it is costly to buy.if you want you can buy it,,or it may be the D-board problem will be also,,,
but it is unusual,so check the tube.

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England uses the PAL (Phase ALternate Line) system. The USA is the NTSC and now digital. See if your set has an NTSC setting.

You can get original replacement remotes here (warning: they are a bit pricey)

http://www.remotes.com/remotes/servlet/rs?a=Search&o=c&uid=0&m=C29-F800S+&uuid=12609245072340

u hav to find the previous password to unlock...or tell hotachi technician to reset i,...

look for a master remote control or a replacement of your type.

get a universal remote works for just bout anything

power circuit or related circuit take it to a tech for repairs.good luck

Here is the link for the manual; http://www.hitachi-hk.com.hk/FileManager/EN/UserManual/CTV-C29-RF80SNT(Eng).pdf page 15 towards the bottom - unfortunately you can only remove the child lock with the remote. If you look on the remote (possibly inside the battery compartment) it should have a model number - sorry i had no luck yet finding it out online - let us know that, and we can try and source a new remote for you. Try searching for this remote; DYNATRON MR160 MIRACLE REMOTE CONTROL It is designed to control all hitachi tvs from 1988, including all the hitachi brand specific functions and seems readily available, no link because you will find lots, maybe somewhere close to you. Sorry if bad news; hope it helps :)

You should use an RF Jack to connect the cable to the TV.