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Service Manual SM CE14A2-C

Ref. No.

Part No.

Description

Ref. No.

Part No.

Description

R124

0790243000

R.M.G. SMD 2,2 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R126

AS2-F

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 KOHM T<=5%

R128

AS2-F

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 KOHM T<=5%

R134

0790251003

R.M.G. SMD 10 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R135

0790251003

R.M.G. SMD 10 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R136

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R137

0790138804

Carbon 1 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R141

0790227003

R.M.G. SMD 100

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R1416

0790256002

R.M.G. SMD 27 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R142

0790227003

R.M.G. SMD 100

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R143

0790247001

R.M.G. SMD 4,7 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R144

0790247001

R.M.G. SMD 4,7 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R145

A2-E

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 KOHM T<=5%

R146

A2-E

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 KOHM T<=5%

R149

0790233001

R.M.G. SMD 330

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R150

0790248009

R.M.G. SMD 5,6 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R151

0790248009

R.M.G. SMD 5,6 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R152

0790248009

R.M.G. SMD 5,6 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R154

0790227003

R.M.G. SMD 100

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R155

0790227003

R.M.G. SMD 100

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R156

0790247001

R.M.G. SMD 4,7 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R157

0790246003

R.M.G. SMD 3,9 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R158

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R160

0790263008

R.M.G. SMD 100 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R161

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R162

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R163

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R165

AS2-F

0790227003

R.M.G. SMD 100 OHM T<=5%

R167

0790138804

Carbon 1 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R172

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R175

0790126700

Carbon 100

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R200

0790138804

Carbon 1 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R201

0790131106

Carbon 220

Ω

5% 1/4W.

R202

0790235006

R.M.G. SMD 470

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R203

0790846109

R.M.G. SMD 220

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R204

0790233001

R.M.G. SMD 330

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R204

A2-E

0790846109

R.M.G. SMD 220 OHM T<=5%

R204

AS2-F

0790846109

R.M.G. SMD 220 OHM T<=5%

R205

0790749402

R.M.G. SMD 6,8 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R205

A2-E

0790247001

R.M.G. SMD 4,7 KOHM T<=5%

R205

AS2-F

0790247001

R.M.G. SMD 4,7 KOHM T<=5%

R206

0790846109

R.M.G. SMD 220

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R207

0790223002

R.M.G. SMD 47

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R208

0790223002

R.M.G. SMD 47

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R209

0790237002

R.M.G. SMD 680

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R209

A2-E

0790242002

R.M.G. SMD 1,8 K

Ω

5% 1/10W.

R210

A2-E

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 K

Ω

5% 1/10W.

R211

A2-E

0790144505

R.M.G. SMD 2,7 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R212

0790234009

R.M.G. SMD 390

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R213

A2-E

0790144505

R.M.G. SMD 2,7 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R215

0790131908

Carbon 220

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R250

AS2-F

0790151500

Carbón 10 KOHM 5% 1/6W.

R252

0790235006

R.M.G. SMD 470

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R253

0790263008

R.M.G. SMD 100 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R254

0790227003

R.M.G. SMD 100

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R255

0790252001

Metal GL. RES. 15 K

Ω

1% 1/10W.

R256

0790753909

R.M.G. SMD 15 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R257

0790577142

Metal Oxide 12 K

Ω

5% 2W.

R258

0790259006

R.M.G. SMD 47 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R259

0790701106

R.M.G. SMD 0

Ω

1/10W. 0805

R261

0790753909

R.M.G. SMD 15 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R262

0790701106

R.M.G. SMD 0

Ω

1/10W. 0805

R262

AS2-F

0790251003

R.M.G. SMD 10 KOHM T<=5%

R263

0790246003

R.M.G. SMD 3,9 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R264

AS2-F

0790145106

Carbón 3,3 KOHM 5% 1/6W.

R265

AS2-F

0790247001

R.M.G. SMD 4,7 KOHM T<=5%

R302

0790757603

R.M.G. SMD 33 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R303

0790251003

R.M.G. SMD 10 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R304

0790275002

R.M.G. SMD 1 M

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R305

0790128409

Carbon 120

Ω

5% 1/2W.

R316

0790248009

R.M.G. SMD 5,6 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R317

0790111207

Carbon 4,7

Ω

5% 1/4W.

R319

0790160501

Carbon 56 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R400

0790126700

Carbon 100

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R401

0790126700

Carbon 100

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R402

0790151500

Carbon 10 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R403

0790227003

R.M.G. SMD 100

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R404

0790227003

R.M.G. SMD 100

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R405

0790227003

R.M.G. SMD 100

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R406

0790234702

R.M.G. SMD 430

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R407

0790138804

Carbon 1 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R408

0790138804

Carbon 1 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R412

0790263008

R.M.G. SMD 100 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R413

0790126700

Carbon 100

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R414

0790756308

Carbon 27 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R416

0790288005

R.M.G. SMD 10 M

Ω

5% 1/10W. 0805

R418

0790753909

R.M.G. SMD 15 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R419

0790753909

R.M.G. SMD 15 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R420

0790133102

Carbon 330

Ω

5% 1/4W.

R421

0790232003

R.M.G. SMD 270

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R422

0790235006

R.M.G. SMD 470

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R423

0790263008

R.M.G. SMD 100 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R424

0790256002

R.M.G. SMD 27 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R425

0790268007

R.M.G. SMD 330 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R426

0790758304

R.M.G. SMD 39 K

Ω

1% 1/8W. 0805

R427

0790137707

Carbon 680

Ω

5% 1/6W

R428

0790237002

R.M.G. SMD 680

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R430

0790135701

Carbon 470

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R431

0790251003

R.M.G. SMD 10 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R433

0790126700

Carbon 100

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R434

0790126700

Carbon 100

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R435

0790126700

Carbon 100

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R436

0790126700

Carbon 100

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R437

0790126700

Carbon 100

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R600

0790329015

Metal Film 82

Ω

5% 2W

R601

0790142905

Carbon 2 K

Ω

5% 1/4W.

R604

0790131601

Carbon 220

Ω

5% 1/2W.

R606

0790539001

Metal Film 18

Ω

5% 1W.

R608

0790512313

Metal Film 0,33

Ω

5% 1W.

R611

0790600001

Metal Film 1 M

Ω

1% 0,6W.

R612

0790251003

R.M.G. SMD 10 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R653

0790247001

R.M.G. SMD 4,7 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R655

0790594006

Metal Film 270K

Ω

5% 2W.

R670

0470040007

Jumper Lead 0,6 mm.

R676

0790749402

R.M.G. SMD 6,8 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R682

0790259006

R.M.G. SMD 47 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R683

0790259006

R.M.G. SMD 47 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R684

0790247001

R.M.G. SMD 4,7 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R685

0790363105

R.M.G. SMD 18 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R686

0790251003

R.M.G. SMD 10 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R688

0790767503

R.M.G. SMD 220 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R691

0790227003

R.M.G. SMD 100

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R702

0790526701

Metal Film 1,5

Ω

1% 0,6W.

R703

0790526701

Metal Film 1,5

Ω

1% 0,6W.

R705

0790136402

Carbon 560

Ω

5% 1/2W.

R706

0790251003

R.M.G. SMD 10 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R708

0790247001

R.M.G. SMD 4,7 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R711

0790343529

Metal Film 1,18 K

Ω

1% 0,4W.

R712

0790343529

Metal Film 1,18 K

Ω

1% 0,4W.

R800

0790180111

Carbon 2,2 M

Ω

5% 1/2W.

R801

0790184113

Carbon 4,7 M

Ω

5% 1/2W.

R802

0780147906

Wirewound 3,9

Ω

10% 5W.

R805

0790590111

Metal Film 150 K

Ω

5% 2W.

R806

0790330518

Metal Film 100

Ω

5% 2W.

R807

0790161202

R.M.G. SMD 73,2 K

Ω

1% 1/8W 0805

R808

0790252001

R.M.G. SMD 15 K

Ω

1% 1/10W.

R811

0790275002

R.M.G. SMD 1 M

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R812

0790245005

R.M.G. SMD 3,3 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R813

0790764005

R.M.G. SMD 120 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R814

0790888101

R.M.G. SMD 9,1 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R815

0790154405

Carbon 18 K

Ω

5% 1/6W.

R816

0790027502

Carbon 1 K

Ω

5% 1/4W.

R817

0790131106

Carbon 220

Ω

5% 1/4W.

R818

0790027502

Carbon 1 K

Ω

5% 1/4W.

R819

0790247001

R.M.G. SMD 4,7 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R820

0790526818

Metal Film 1,5

Ω

5% 2W.

R821

0790526818

Metal Film 1,5

Ω

5% 2W.

R822

0790513014

Fuse 0,33

Ω

5% 0,5W.

R850

0790239008

R.M.G. SMD 1 K

Ω

T<=5% 0805

R851

0790127104

Carbon 100

Ω

5% 1/4W.

Summary of Contents for CE14A2-C

Page 1: ...E14A2 E 4 11 2 CABINET PARTS LIST OF CHASSIS CE14AS2 F 5 11 3 CABINET PARTS LIST 6 12 PARTS LIST 7 CE14A2 C CE14A2 E CE14AS2 F Service Manual Models CRT 14 Philips A34EAC01X06 CHASSIS 2112 EC7 A Colour Television Give complete SERVICE PART No for parts order or servicing it is shown on the rating sheet on the cabinet back of the TV set Note This TV receiver will not work properly in foreign countr...

Page 2: ...ly adjustment and high voltage adjustment to maintain the high voltage within the specified limits COMPLIANCE TO STANDARDS All of those marked with or must be replaced with original parts WARNING This TV set contains components which are particularly sensitive to static electricity ESD It is recommended that all due precaution be taken handling integrated circuits and semiconductors 4 Recommendati...

Page 3: ...rect selection to any program from the remote control device Audio Power rating 1W rms 10 distortion Speakers 1 of 8 Ω Aerial External aerial sockets 75 Ω IEC Jack for headphones Mono jack 3 5mm Clock and alarm Function Timer Function Switch on and off of CTV programmable in real time AV connectors 1 Scart connector 21 pin CENELEC standard AV RGB and S_Video 1 RCA Video input frontal 1 RCA Audio i...

Page 4: ...me of the model CE14A2 C 3 Instruction manual 9 MOUNTED CIRCUITS CODES CE14A2 C CE14A2 E CE14AS2 F 6110372809 6110375802 6110375604 Main Socket TRC PCB s 7110017204 7110018707 7110018608 Main PCB 7040003506 7040003506 7040003506 Socket TRC PCB 10 ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THE PARTS LIST AND CABINET PARTS LIST Note The following abbreviations indicate A2 C Exclusive parts for CE14A2 C A2 E Exclusive pa...

Page 5: ...12907 Comp side IF shield EC7 A Assy PD Deflection IC701 0360516207 LA7840L Q650 0360308902 2SD2599 YR701 0200225407 Heatsink Deflection EC7 A YR702 0010106300 Spring CLIP 56379 YR703 0010106300 Spring CLIP 56379 Assy PF Power supply Q800 0360311005 MOS 2SK3067 600V 2A YR800 0200225506 Heatsink SOURCE EC7 A YR801 0010110401 Spring CLIP 56363 ...

Page 6: ...080113004 Cooper side IF shield EC7 A Assy PD Deflection IC701 0360516207 LA7840L Q650 0360308902 2SD2599 YR701 0200225407 Heatsink deflection EC7 A YR702 0010106300 Spring Clip 56379 YR703 0010106300 Spring Clip 56379 Assy PF Power supply Q800 0360311005 MOS 2SK3067 600V 2A YR800 0200225506 Heatsink source EC7 A YR801 0010110401 Spring Clip 56363 ...

Page 7: ...g YP13 0130214109 Button Power 17 E7E5 YP14 0130214604 PUSHKey Assy 14 E8R8 YP15 0090257700 Degaussing Coil 14 YF 1 2700049014 Front Cabinet Assy 14 E8R8 YF 2 0590269411 Back Cover 14 E8R8 AENOR YF 6 A2 C 0390246817 Rating Plate CE14A2 C YF 6 AS2 F 0390247005 Rating Plate CE14AS2 F YF 6 A2 E 0390247203 Rating Plate CE14A2 E YF23 0890161326 Screw HI LO 5 8X27 W Washer YF24 0890191315 Screw AR 4X15 ...

Page 8: ...00 nF 80 20 25V C111 0250320769 Electrolytic 10 µF 16V C112 0230600603 Ceramic SMD 100 nF 80 20 25V C114 0230360406 Ceramic SMD 1000 pF 10 50V 0805 C115 0250461266 Electrolytic 100 µF 16V C116 0230240327 Ceramic SMD 100 pF 5 50V 0805 C117 0230160327 Ceramic SMD 22 pF 1 50V 0805 C118 0230440125 Ceramic SMD 4700 pF 10 50V 0805 C123 0230440125 Ceramic SMD 4700 pF 10 50V 0805 C124 0230600603 Ceramic S...

Page 9: ...Electrolytic 47 µF 16V C904 0230320301 Ceramic SMD 470 pF 10 50V 0805 C905 0230320301 Ceramic SMD 470 pF 10 50V 0805 C906 0230320301 Ceramic SMD 470 pF 10 50V 0805 C909 0230320301 Ceramic SMD 470 pF 10 50V 0805 C910 0250414307 Electrolytic N P 47 µF 20 10V C911 0250414307 Electrolytic N P 47 µF 20 10V C912 0250414307 Electrolytic N P 47 µF 20 10V C1400 AS2 F 0230360406 Ceramic SMD 1000 PF 10 50V C...

Page 10: ...ad 0 6 mm L701 0470040007 Jumper Lead 0 6 mm L702 0470040007 Jumper Lead 0 6 mm L800 0090413709 Mains Filter 2X19 MH 250 VAC 0 5A L801 0090318668 Peaking Coil 1 µH 20 I MAX 270MA L802 0470040007 Jumper Lead 0 6 mm L850 0620005504 Ferritebead 3 5X6 80 Ω 100 MHz L851 0620005504 Ferritebead 3 5X6 80 Ω 100 MHz L853 0620005504 Ferritebead 3 5X6 80 Ω 100 MHz L900 0620011502 Ferrite SMD 0603 600 Ω 20 MHz...

Page 11: ...8409 Carbon 120 Ω 5 1 2W R316 0790248009 R M G SMD 5 6 KΩ T 5 0805 R317 0790111207 Carbon 4 7 Ω 5 1 4W R319 0790160501 Carbon 56 KΩ 5 1 6W R400 0790126700 Carbon 100 Ω 5 1 6W R401 0790126700 Carbon 100 Ω 5 1 6W R402 0790151500 Carbon 10 KΩ 5 1 6W R403 0790227003 R M G SMD 100 Ω T 5 0805 R404 0790227003 R M G SMD 100 Ω T 5 0805 R405 0790227003 R M G SMD 100 Ω T 5 0805 R406 0790234702 R M G SMD 430 ...

Page 12: ...G SMD 47 KOHM T 5 R1206 AS2 F 0790245005 R M G SMD 3 3 KOHM T 5 R1401 AS2 F 0790229009 R M G SMD 150 OHM T 5 R1402 AS2 F 0790243000 R M G SMD 2 2 KOHM T 5 R1403 AS2 F 0790741805 R M G SMD 1 5 KOHM T 5 R1404 AS2 F 0790846109 R M G SMD 220 OHM T 5 R1406 AS2 F 0790243000 R M G SMD 2 2 KOHM T 5 R1411 AS2 F 0790247001 R M G SMD 4 7 KOHM T 5 R1412 AS2 F 0790245005 R M G SMD 3 3 KOHM T 5 R1415 AS2 F 0790...

Page 13: ...P C B CARA COMPONENTES P C B COMPONENTS SIDE P C B LATO COMPONENTI P C B LATO SOLDATURE P C B SOLDER SIDE P C B CARA SOLDADURAS ...

Page 14: ... SMD 100 R404 SMD 75 R925 R915 1K SMD SMD XXX R1159 LINE_FILTER L800 D680 ERB44 04 C670 100 SMD R816 1K 1 4W 0 L101 SMD XXX R1403 R712 1 18K 0 4W XXX C1405 SMD 430 R572 0 4W 1 18K R711 D106 1N4148 SMD 4 7K R870 C676 0 47 SMD SMD 3 3K R812 BC858B Q570 0 1 C425 SMD 680 R942 XXX IC100 SMD 47 R533 100u C400 SMD 100K R423 BC848B Q651 SMD XXX R1156 220u C324 400V LS4148 D303 SMD 24V D703 C713 1000SMD C6...

Page 15: ...r television Note This TV receiver will not work properly in foreign countries where the television transmission system and power source differ from the design specifications Refer to the specifications for the design specifications Ref Nº MS CHASSIS2112 I 16 06 2000 ...

Page 16: ...2 1 Ports description 8 4 2 2 Supply 9 4 2 3 Oscillator 9 4 2 4 Reset 9 4 2 5 RGB output character generator 9 4 2 5 1 Character generator synchronism 9 4 2 5 2 RGB output voltage 9 4 2 6 Teletext only for ST92195 version 9 4 2 6 1 Non interlaced 10 4 2 7 PD signal 10 4 2 8 ON signal 10 4 2 9 Radio control signals 10 4 2 10 SC signal 10 4 2 11 SUP_FAIL signal 10 4 2 12 AM SCART signal 10 4 2 13 LP...

Page 17: ...eo filter and switches 16 4 7 1 6 Colour decoder 16 4 7 1 7 RGB processing 16 4 7 1 8 RGB control 16 4 7 1 9 Supply and Bandgap 17 4 7 2 Block diagrams of video paths 17 4 8 AUDIO SIGNAL PROCESSING 17 4 8 1 Audio processor 17 4 8 2 AM sound 17 4 8 3 L system 18 4 8 4 Audio switching 18 4 8 5 Speaker amplifier 19 4 9 RGB AMPLIFIER 19 4 10 CRT SOCKET CONNECTOR 19 4 11 PERIPHERAL CONNECTIONS TO TV SE...

Page 18: ...ary corrective action Carefully follow the instructions for B1 volt power supply adjustment and high voltage adjustment to maintain the high voltage within the specified limits 1 3 Recommendations to protect our environment STAND BY MODE In order to save energy and to maintain an optimum picture quality it is advisable to switch off the TV using the ON OFF button located at the front of TV set USE...

Page 19: ...Sequential selection from the controls on the set Direct selection to any program from the remote control device Audio Power rating 1W rms 10 distortion Speakers 1 of 8 Ω Aerial External aerial sockets 75 ohms IEC Jack for headphones Mono jack 3 5mm Clock and alarm Function Timer Function Switch on and off of CTV programmable in real time AV connectors 1 Scart connector 21 pin CENELEC standard AV ...

Page 20: ...Service manual CHASSIS 2112 Series EC7 A 5 3 BLOCK DIAGRAM ...

Page 21: ...de B5 Auxiliary output in the primary to supply the control signals that are needed for IC800 4 1 1 Switched Mode Power Supply SMPS 4 1 1 1 IC800 controller start up The supply to the start up of IC800 comes from the C811 load through R805 When the voltage of pin 1 is higher than 14 5 volts threshold voltage the IC begins the oscillation pin3 Once it has started the increase of consumption of the ...

Page 22: ...rom the micro activated at high level Q852 Q851 B1_L 8V polarisation R869 and 5V polarisation In order to achieve a correct IC400 line oscillator start up is necessary that the 8V raises in ramp about 100ms This is obtained with the integrator that Q850 and the circuitry associated to its base forms with the 8V regulator The weak load of the decouplings that there are in 8V also avoids a peak of d...

Page 23: ...r through the OSD and the LED 4 2 1 Ports description In the following table are listed the pins that are connected to some port the related signal names and a basic description of its functionality Functionality Input I or Output O Activ e Level Pin number ST92195 TXT micro Pin number ST92185 Not TXT Related signal Power_Down indicator I L 1 1 PD Supply control 8V and 5V O H 3 3 ON Radio communic...

Page 24: ...e 5V_M is present 4 2 4 Reset This signal is active at low level It initialises the microprocessor whenever the supply is correct Q858 and his periphery generate the reset signal The reset is active when the B2 voltage is lower than 7 4 volts approximately 4 2 5 RGB output character generator A character generator is integrated into the microprocessor The outputs are RGB pins number 17 16 15 and F...

Page 25: ...V to 12V AV mode 4 3 format 4 2 11 SUP_FAIL signal This signal comes from a 5V voltage divider When SUP_FAIL is at low level while the ON signal is at high level means that there is a 8V or 5V failure 4 2 12 AM SCART signal This signal only acts when the IC1401 is present there is AM sound or radio because the SCART sound the AM sound and the RADIO have the same management into the one chip IC400 ...

Page 26: ...f C603 Q600 governs the primary one of T600 In parallel with the primary side of T600 are C601 and R601 key components that limit the Q600 collector maximum peak voltage and they also take part in shaping the Q650 base current The secondary side of T600 attacks the Q650 base L600 is basic and determines the slope of current extraction from Q650 base Its value is defined to cut down the losses of Q...

Page 27: ...istics 4 3 6 EHT discharge The EHT discharge is carried out by means of the following procedure before switching off the TV set the microprocessor sets to 1 a bit in video processor IC400 by means of I2C bus These bit provokes that the video processor duplicates the line frequency for 160 mS at the same time it moves the RGB outputs to white The result the flyback height cuts by half when the line...

Page 28: ...in the vertical deflection circuit that is a danger the vertical flyback disappears The vertical flyback is fed back towards pin 22 of IC400 by means of V_GUARD signal In the case of lacking the pulses of vertical flyback the video processor IC400 activates a bit that is checked through bus I2C by the microprocessor periodically When the reading indicates anomaly the microprocessor shows ERROR_2 T...

Page 29: ...cy control AFC is carried out by the microprocessor checking the tuning voltage based on two bits provided by the video processor IC400 that they contain information about the difference between the tuned frequency and the right frequency See the section video IF later on The tuner gain is controllable by the AGC continuous voltage This voltage is generated by IC400 and makes the automatic control...

Page 30: ...the horizontal oscillator and the horizontal flyback signal generated by the deflection it enters by pin 41 FBISO PHI 2 produces a time shift of the horizontal output pin 40 HOUT thus keeping stable the picture position on the screen The components related to PHI 2 are the connected ones to pin 42 PH2LF The picture phase is adjustable via I2C H SHIFT in the service menu The horizontal output pin 4...

Page 31: ... and B Y demodulator and to the colour identifier The band base signals R Y y B Y is taken to the delay line via PAL SECAM switcher The output of the delay line goes to pins 30 RYO and 29 BYO The SECAM demodulation is carried out with a PLL demodulator The reference voltage generated in pin 16 SECPLL is regulated so that the PLL demodulator output is set at a reference voltage generated internally...

Page 32: ...RV in Service mode In the same way but independently for each channel the adjustment of the white balance is made The microprocessor writes via I2C three adjustments that affect independently to each one of the three colours The adjustment of G and B is accessible in way service the red one is prefixed to a certain value Tube start up When the TV set starts to work the microprocessor monitorises v...

Page 33: ... carrier of 38 9 MHz from the rest of systems to 33 9 MHz Therefore the surface acoustic wave of picture SF200 is intended to work both frequencies of picture carrier in TV sets that have this system As far as the sound the intermediate frequency of its carrier changes from 32 4 MHz with system L to 40 4 MHz with system L Therefore in TV sets with system L the surface acoustic wave SF1400 can be s...

Page 34: ... the chain of RGB modifying the exits of RGB More details see the chapter Video processor 4 10 CRT socket connector The tubes can have internal discharges they go from the anode EHT to any other terminal of CRT Focus G2 G1 cathodes or heaters This phenomenon is most frequently when the tubes are new and it tends to disappear when the TV set has already worked during a time As a main measure to pro...

Page 35: ...vice menu navigation The most important keys in the service menu are Vol scroll down submenus when they are and change the adjustments Vol change the adjustments P scroll the cursor down through the different options P scroll the cursor up through the different options MENU it shows the menu SERVICE if you are in a submenu or it exits from the menu SERVICE if you are inside and numeric keys they a...

Page 36: ...al models ON in export models OSO HV discharge mode ON OFF OFF OFF OEM TV set trademark ON OFF OFF OFF in models SANYO ON in models OEM TUN UK Tuner selection for UK only band UHF ON OFF OFF for no UK models ON for UK models Lp Enable of system L ON OFF OFF in models without L ON in models with L RADIO Enable of radio ON OFF OFF in models without radio ON in models with radio STANDARD PAL B G PAL ...

Page 37: ...nking Visual adjustment Vertical centre Philips pattern Picture Normalised CRT Screen SERVICE GEOMET V S HIFT Adjust to centre the picture in vertical direction Visual adjustment Height Philips pattern Picture Normalised CRT Screen SERVICE GEOMET V AMPL Adjust just to get the checked board hidden Visual adjustment Horizontal centre Philips pattern Picture Normalised CRT Screen SERVICE GEOMET H SHI...

Page 38: ...grated Circuit TDA8841N2 0360515001 Integrated Circuit TDA 8842 N2 J224 0470040007 Jumper LEAD 0 6 MM J241 0470040007 Jumper LEAD 0 6 MM J242 0470040007 Jumper LEAD 0 6 MM J243 0470040007 Jumper LEAD 0 6 MM J246 0470040007 Jumper LEAD 0 6 MM J251 0470040007 Jumper LEAD 0 6 MM J297 0470040007 Jumper LEAD 0 6 MM J300 0790701106 R M G SMD 0 Ω 1 10W 0805 J306 0790701106 R M G SMD 0 Ω 1 10W 0805 J343 0...

Page 39: ...436 0230150229 Ceramic SMD 18 PF 1 50V After making the modification it is necessary to enter the Service Menu STANDARD sub menu to change option NTSC M to ON Now TV set is prepared to receive NTSC M signals by means of euroconnector or frontal AV not by means of aerial 6 3 Procedure of substitution of microprocessor IC100 The run pilot production began with micros version OTP One Time Programmabl...

Page 40: ... is initialised it removes the data contained in the NVM to load those that the microprocessor has by default therefore it is obligatory to introduce again the configuration data CONFIG standards STANDARD and the adjustments of Service Menu not manual adjustments see Adjustments For that reason it is better not re initialise the NVM if it is not strictly necessary as it is in the case of substitut...

Page 41: ... before 200msec Signal ON is disabled and it is shown a failure of the supply ERROR_4 7 Video processor starts If there is no answer it will be shown ERROR_1 8 HOUT signal is enabled pin 40 of IC400 at which the deflections are started If there are anomalies it will appear ERROR_2 or ERROR_3 9 The corresponding channel is tuned and the Mute signal is disabled pin 52 of IC100 10 It waits until the ...

Page 42: ...or of IC400 damaged Fault in path between IC400 and IC701 C656 open ERROR_3 Short or open circuited heaters Short circuit in some secondary of T650 Q650 damaged Driver stage does not work correctly Short circuit from cathode to ground ERROR_4 Overconsumption in the power supply General failure in voltage regulators ERROR_6 IC125 damaged ERROR_11 Generic error of I2C bus 7 6 Protection inhibition I...

Page 43: ...ge IC125 Check the continuity of I2C bus to the pins 5 and 6 of IC125 OK OK Check C656 Check C700 and D701 Change IC701 YES NO ERROR_2 Check the vertical deflection path to IC701 Switch on the TV set with PL103 key pressed inhibited protections Increase G2 just to light the screen Does picture spread over the whole screen Check the path of V_GUARD signal Check the ramp generator pin 51 of IC400 Po...

Page 44: ...ply of the driver circuit Possibly X400 damaged Failure of T650 OK OK No Yes No Yes No Possible short circuit of heaters The pulses are OK Possibly Leakage in C402 or C403 Bandgap capacitance OK Check the horizontal deflection path Possible faulty in the protection circuits D562 D561 D504 D505 Check that the voltage at DEFL_FAIL is 5V Check the patch from pin 40 of IC400 to Q600 base Bad Possibly ...

Page 45: ... 8V path to R861 No Check a possible short circuit at 8V Check Q853 Q854 Q859 Q860 and its periphery Are the voltage B1_L in R869 No Check Q851 Q852 and periphery No Yes 7 7 4 Error 11 ERROR_11 Check short circuits to ground in lines SDA or SCL Check IC400 Switch on the TV set with Mkey pressed inhibited protections Check IC400 IC400 Check if the voltage at pin 8 is lower than before R401 IC125 Ch...

Page 46: ...ge level in secondaries windings Check 5V_M No Yes Possible failure of IC800 Is R822 fused Probable failure of Q800 N 1 Probable failure of secondary diodes No Yes Does the led make ON OFF cycles do not mistake for ERROR_1 No No The protection is performing due to overvoltage Yes Check B6 Check Q801 and its periphery Check the voltage at pin 14 of IC800 N 1 If there is a failure of Q800 it is stro...

Page 47: ...ks FLYBACK Signal produced in the line transistor connector during the return of the beam sweeping It is also called flyback to the time lapse of the beam return HEATER CRT cathode heating filaments I TV system Audio carrier is 6MHz above the video carrier I2C Serial communication bus with two lines SDA for data and SCL for clock IF Intermediate frequency IR Infrared L French TV system Positive vi...

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