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Old 01-19-2013, 04:07 AM
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Alan Merritt Alan Merritt is offline
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Where shoud I begin?

I've had this nice little Trinitron for a few years now, and it did work perfectly, until it blew its internal fuse. Replacing it had the same thing happen.

If it was tubes, I'd know where to begin - a re-capping would probably cure the problem, but my experience with solid state is virtually zilch. Close inspection in the back doesn't reveal any obvious problems.

Without a circuit diagram, I could still replace the big caps - would this be the way to go? All advice appreciated.

PS the analog TV signal is being switched off in South Australia in early April, and if I can get this one going I'd be using a set-top box and modulator to keep it current.

Cheers from summery SA.
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