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Posted on Mar 06, 2010

Find a horizontal output transistor or flyback

Need to find a horizontal output transistor or flyback for a RCA 32" Model F32648. Purchased at Sears need parts locally.

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    On the back of the TV is a label with a model number and chassis number (CTC....). What is the full chassis number?

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I have a rca tv model#f32648 noise from back and no picture.cnn you help?

Shorted horizontal output transistor. Might have to call a service technician, normal parts and labor charge $100-125.
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RCA F32648 32" TV won't turn on. It just makes a buzzing sound when I plug it in, and it not responsive to any controls. . Is it likely gone, or is there a capacitor, transformer I could change. I don't...

The fly-back transformer and horizontal output transistor is probably bad check Matt Electronics for the parts. the fly is about $25.00

Matt 1-800-811-5177
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Looks like the projection is fried. I'm afraid you would have to exchange for new one if you can or purchase new Tube.
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Flyback transformer and horizontal output transistor change out

There is a little loose sleeve at the transformer. It can be pulled out, but it is best to squeeze the sides through hole on each side of the terminal to remove the sleeve. The wire just comes out with a small pull afetr the sleeve is removed. Good luck.
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Maybe the flyback transformer are damaged also the horizontal output transistor.
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Where can I horz output for my tv?

You can get one from Here
http://www.partstore.com/Part/Thomson/RCA/237470/New.aspx
I would only use the original part. This site I gave you is for the original Horizontal output transistor. If the part goes bad again, or runs hot, the capacitors in the circuit or the flyback is bad. Good Luck
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RCA TELEVISION

Heres the fix for your set, replace the following 2 parts:

1) flyback transformer RCA part number 257805
2) horizontal output transistor RCA part number 237470
you must be proficient at soldering & un-soldering or you can`t replace these yourself, be advised that the anode lead coming from the top of the flyback transformer can carry a VERY NASTY shock if not discharged properly before trying to remove it from the picture tube, I`d strongly advise you to call a tech unless your familiar with this type of repair, BMW Rider
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My tv is buzzing and doesnt show a picture

sound like u have a bad flyback xformer also u need to replease horizontal output xsistor
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If you can find the horizontal output transistor which is located near the flyback transformer,one lead of this drive transformer is connected to the base lead. (horizontal output transistor). There may be a little coil in series with this lead going to the transistor.
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