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Old 10-10-2007, 12:30 AM
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Have you done a recap on this TV ? I would check the cap #C 32 0.5 and the 470 1.5meg and 2 meg resistors and see if they are within limits I would also check for wires touching in this area . I cut this part of the schematic then we know what were dealing with .

anyone have suggestions ?

best of luck with it .
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