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daewo 20 "you only see colored lines

Televisor Daewoo CM-537

Televisor Daewoo CM-537

Dylan723
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
good night friends I commented the problem that I have with a TV daewoo chassis CM-537 which came to me because it did not turn on and looking at the plate I found that in a corner it was broken so I made the connections again and the TV turned on but only they see 3 lines of colors red green and blue. the tv turns on normal the audio is heard perfectly. If you could make me horny, this is the first time I have this fault. I attach an image ..
ratonelect63
ratonelect63
5.308
hace 5 años

Just like this try with another tube ... if it gives you that possibility ... but it happens to another client ... the cost of the tube + technical time man $$$$ does not give

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luis tartaglia
hace 5 años

Hi. For me it is not the tube.
These lines correspond to vertical stage malfunction with an outdated convergence. There is no reflection.
That is, in my opinion, the vertical IC is burned or not fed, or the yoke open or short.
See the convergence rings for their position, these are marked white or yellow.
Check the print well clean and good light and magnifying glass. The plate may be broken elsewhere.

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Norvy
Norvy
1.300
hace 5 años

Hello, I would also check the condition of the plate and its components in case there were any loose ones.

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Norvy
Norvy
1.300
hace 5 años

Hello, I would also check the condition of the tube plate and all its components in case it has any loose.

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Dylan723
hace 5 años

Friends I thank you very much for your time, I keep checking and I solved the whole tube plate I am and the main board carefully rebuilt all the tracks. I still have the problem now I am going to check the integrated LA7837.

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Victor E
Victor E
65.783
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Before changing anything, check the clues and joints you made. The board may be broken in the yoke area. Greetings
ratonelect63
ratonelect63
5.308
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
I think the tube suffered a blow ... I will not have vertical + the cannons moved the deflection lost the opening width
Dylan723
hace 5 años

Ok now check it out. Thank you

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Jose Fernandezelectronico
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
First check welding in yoke socket (vertival), this is why there will be no deflection vert. , but then there may be a problem on the screen apparently from falling.
Jose Fernandezelectronico
hace 5 años

also check the entire yoke line (vertical)

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Dylan723
hace 5 años

Ok now I'll check. Thanks for answering

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Dylan723
hace 5 años

Friends change the integrated vertical and touch up all the welds of that stage now the lines are no longer visible but the image remains like a trapezoid in the middle of the screen and looks very blue with delay lines and out of focus.

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Jose Fernandezelectronico
hace 5 años

For the latter: "image in the form of a blue trapezoid, with delay lines and out of focus" I measured the cathodes on a tube socket: if the red and green are around 100v and the blue one is much lower, you may have a problem in This cathode. If you know how and you have to peel it (with high tension). You can also try another tube.

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Dylan723
hace 5 años

Friend thank you very much for your time I managed to solve change the blue amplifier of the plate that was short and also change the yoke and it is working .. thank you very much everyone for your valuable time

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Victor E
Victor E
65.783
hace 5 años

give better response and close greetings

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luis tartaglia
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
You continue with the problem mentioned above. VERTICAL circuit. Check the welds in this area again and most of all the form as I said before. Upload photo of the image it shows. It does not report tensions on the vertical posts and the yoke impedance.

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