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TWF LCD2641ID - Profilo 05TA132D
« on: November 13, 2009,10:46:11 »
Hi Folks,

Have one of these where the FSD200 has done it's usual pop. Looks straight forward enough, but haven't seen this PS B4 - looks better than those former ones with drooling caps.

Anyone done one ? also any thoughts about fitting a safety resistor in the HT to S/by feed - bad for business perhaps.

 
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TWF LCD2641ID - Profilo 05TA132D
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« Reply #1 on: November 13, 2009,11:07:20 »
hello again, after fitting these devices i always put a 4.7 zener across the primary side of the opto, it seems to make them last longer, but they do seem to pop for no valid reason
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Re: TWF LCD2641ID - Profilo 05TA132D
« Reply #2 on: November 13, 2009,12:53:02 »
Hi, and thanks Tony,

Glad to note you're somewhat recovered and are back with us - all seemed rather too quiet, the last few weeks, couldn't really argue with anyone, Quuq folks are all so nice to a dribbly pensioner, but what about that posited series fuseable resistor ?  

    Chris.

PS - Checked out 'Ohm supplies' list and replaced items suggested. Link J300 being the HT feed was replaced with an 800m/a - all seems well.
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« Reply #3 on: March 21, 2010,10:19:16 »
hello again, after fitting these devices i always put a 4.7 zener across the primary side of the opto, it seems to make them last longer, but they do seem to pop for no valid reason

hI tONY

do you have the service manual for this or any technosonic models.

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« Reply #4 on: October 04, 2010,11:24:38 »
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Re: TWF LCD2641ID - Profilo 05TA132D
« Reply #5 on: March 27, 2011,08:56:12 »
Hi all, have one of these that popped IC21 , FSD200.. replaced the Diode also D201, the jumper replaced.

I put the TV down for a couple of months, then the missus hovered up the PSU to main board ribbon cable. Grrrr..

any one got one of these?

PS. Andy ur close..bodmin here!.. nice to know.lol

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« Reply #6 on: March 30, 2011,13:09:28 »
Hi ST1,

No PSU to main - lead (It's not a ribbon) but need a PSU to revive an 'orrible 32 inch Grundig where cust has to squeeze the screen either side to get rid of thin vertical lines - he's quite cool about it.

Pic flickers initially and replacing dual LG/Phil inverters doesn't quite do the biz - suspect PS - have changed usual drooling caps but still feel it's a P/S prob.

Just a thought - Chris.

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« Reply #6 on: March 30, 2011,13:09:28 »

 

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