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Old 08-19-2008, 11:19 AM
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REAL TVs have TUBES!
 
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I hate integrated parts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Often, the manufacturer's manual won't show what's in there. But as Phil N. said, Sams usually does, with a blowup diagram in a dotted box. Also you can try Rider's but they usually are just reprints of the factory literature. If you've checked Sams and also Rider, then you might have to reverse-engineer it to find out. I'm not an engineer, but some of the others on the board might be able to take a look at the schematic and come up with an educated guess.

You could try some basic engineering by looking at where the package is located in the circuit, and compare it to another TV which uses a similar vertical circuit. It's probably either two matched caps in series, or maybe with a resistor across them. If it's a thin, flat package, I'd say ceramic caps only.

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