The picture has 3 separate colors that doesn't line up, red, green & blue. The convergence is off. When I try to use touch focus, the red lines are extremely convexed. The touch focus fails and says error. When I try to manually adjust convergence, I can't get the crosses to come close. What's my problem? Is it worth repairing? Thanks
Ok, we go to solution of your problem===The pico fuses are green and on the main power board--have you removed the back and looked inside--most of these sets have the two STK-392-110 on the main board to the right-they are usually on the left edge of this board on two very large metal heat sinks--chips are about 2 1/2 inch wide X 1 1/2 inch tall--is this how your set looks inside? they will have the number printed on the black face of each chip in white--The fluke meter will allow you to check all the grey protect resistors--most are 1.8 ohm and the pico fuses will be near the edge of the board to the left----All I expect from you for help is a vote here--if you remove the back do you see the chips?
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Most of the resistors that go bad look exactly like R7716--------they are 1.8 ohm(pairs are connected so they may read different---you are looking for one with no reading across it------the pico fuses are 5 amp and location numbers are F850 and F851. (USUALLY ON THE FAR LEFT BOARD NEAR THE FRONT)
Note the color bands on R7716---check all the others around that have the same bands---most of these sets the resistors will look fine but be open---
SD TECH
If the fuses and resistors are all good you need to replace both chips and see what you have---if it works let me know---YOU can adjust convergence in the customer menu but I can give you instructions here for adjusting in the TECH menu----adjusts all over the screen--not just in 8 or 10 places.
WHEN YOU REPLACE THE CHIPS DO NOT FORGET TO PUT HEAT SINK COMPOUND ON BOTH THE NEW ONES OR THEY WILL NOT LAST VERY LONG.
Let me know what happens.
Regards, SD TECH
yes, get some liquid solder flux and apply to pins on each chip--also used a desoldering braid--not a suction tool---easy to damage board that way---the flux will make it easier to remove the lead free solder this set uses----do not force the iron or you can damage foil paths!
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I apologize I thought I had replied. It is the 42H82 Toshiba rear projection. From what I'm reading it appears to be the STK-392-110 convergence chips. from what others are saying the symptoms are the same. The colors are right above one another. When I try to adjust convergence manually, I can't get either red or blue to move vertically, they will move horizontally. Also the picture looks like it has 3 levels. The bottom of the screen has a blue bow in it. Thanks
I apologize I thought I had replied. It is the 42H82 Toshiba rear projection. From what I'm reading it appears to be the STK-392-110 convergence chips. from what others are saying the symptoms are the same. The colors are right above one another. When I try to adjust convergence manually, I can't get either red or blue to move vertically, they will move horizontally. Also the picture looks like it has 3 levels. The bottom of the screen has a blue bow in it. Thanks
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Please forgive me, I just replied to the email instead of replying to the clarification request. First I want to thank you for your help & patience. I'm fairly experienced with soldering (not that I think I've arrived). But I have limited experience with soldering on circuit boards, I have done it though. I have a Fluke digital VOM & a Simpson 260 analog & I use primarily a Triplett analog because it has a 100K scale.
I really appreciate your reply. The last one I opened was at 1 AM and I had to work the next day. Once I got to work I found out I will be working 12 or 13 days straight. So I'll be trying this again as soon as I get time to remove the back of the TV. thanks again
I'm back. This is the 1st day I've the time to check the directions of your last post. I have located the two STK-392-110 CHIPS. I've checked three resistors that look identical located directly beneath the heat sink. One of those I think is bad. The one labelled R 7711 on the circuit board reads .609 with the Fluke. The other two reads 2.1 and are marked R 7716 & R 7721. Ther are 3 green resistors (I guess) located closer to the back of the tv and are marked R 7715, R 7720 & R 7710. As far as the pico fuses are concerned, I'll need some help in locating them. Thanks
Thanks, you are right they look nothing like fuses. Posting their rating helped me to locate them. The 1st I saw was 125v 5amp. They tested good, and as far as I can tell all the resistors test OK also.
Thanks so much, once I get them replaced I'll get back with you. One more question. I have a 35 watt & a 100 watt soldering iron. I know the 100 is too hot for the board, should I get a smaller iron than the 35?
This is not the most easy model to do this repair in--Yes--you will need two STK-392-110 CHIPS and you may also find one or more of the resistors around them are bad--they may look good and you will need a meter to check them--also this set uses two pico fuses to protect the power supply in case the chips short--they are usually on the power board and do not look like fuses---I am a Tech--how much skill with soldering and a meter to check things do you have?
It may be worth fixing if you are able to do it yourself---confirm model and reply to this post and i will tell you what is involved REGARDS, SD TECH
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