
Dude, you're wrong at + b185 on a 14-inch TV, it's over 29 so the highest is 135 volts
If you have the 503 resonator in X401, throw it across the street and put a new one on it.
It is part of the horizontal circuit, I think it is connected to leg 36 of LA7685 and the horizontal oscillator usually fails and turns off, the entire horizontal one is turned off and therefore the TV is turned off randomly and unpredictably.
friend. I think the supermiguel colleague refers to the quarzo crystal that is close to the micro
Not that, Manolo, but it wouldn't hurt to check or try another one. The one that I refer to is the one near the jungle, they are usually plastic similar to those of remote control (455) but work at another frequency (503).
And take the time, if it always turns off at exactly the same time it can be a digital fault like memory. Although it is something I never saw in that kind of TVs.
friend. charly2015 you can do the test just by disconnecting the ic. vertical or ic. Audio to ber if the TV. It does not turn off
friends I changed the glass and it keeps going out I took the time and several change it also because of the doubts ths used but in good condition
also touch up the welds horizontal part, source.
even if it turns off friends.
It is the first time that I work with this size, the vertical ic, I don't know what it is, I know the commons with a pair of legs, it doesn't
to take the test out and try it out as the colleague told me
friend. It's ok in contrast now without that ic. turn it on and open if it turns on with the line and does not turn off but if it does not pay off, turn it off then it can fail after the screen foforo
friend. This is what it is for ber if he is the cause of the TV. turn off in that time that you indicate
Ise the test and did not turn off I bought
Ic again is a jewel.
I was already about to overwhelm the TV hahaha
Thank you very much friends for helping me
Likewise, my friend, I am glad it has been solved, God will come to you and we will always be there to support you, do not forget to share your knowledge