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You answered a troubleshooting question regarding a 52 in RCA rear projection television. The tv powers on and the screen flickers for several seconds then there are times the tv powers itself off. After a couple of attempts the tv flickers and then the picture comes into focus. Your reply to other troubleshooting requests was "replace cp150 2200uf 16v cp114 220uf 35v----cp120 220uf 35v these capacitors are on deflection board." Is that the same solution. Thanks.
RCA 52" rear projection TV, watched a movie the night before, after that nothing... no power. RCA 52" rear projection TV, watched a movie the night before, after that nothing... no power.
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You will first have to see if cp150 is puffed up on top then go from there! Also you need to resolder all pinns on FBT poor connections on alot of these sets.HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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You have a problem with convergence and all you may need to do is replace a fuse. Look up convergence for your tv model and hopefully you will get an answer as to where the fuse is located and how to replace it. Very common for RCA tv's
check all connections and different sources(dvd, vcr, antenna) to make sure that it is the tv. otherwise i would say call a technician because you could be in for some extensive troubleshooting
Being able to read a schematic and understanding how a TV works are two different things. These chassis that RCA used in these sets can be somewhat complex to troubleshoot. I would geuess that unless the power light comes on at all then you have a dead power supply in the TV.
You have bad convergence IC's.. If your not experienced in troubleshooting electronics or soldering, you should have a trained tech take a gander at the set. Its not worth risking life and limb to save a few bucks, Good Luck
RCA 52" rear projection TV, watched a movie the night before, after that nothing... no power.
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