Toshiba 32WL66Z, Service Manual

Page 1: ...ted by the underlined serial number This Service Manual describes replacement parts for the green product When repairing this green product use the part s described in this manual and lead free solder 2 For 1 and 2 refer to GREEN PRODUCT PROCUREMENT and LEAD FREE SOLDER TOSHIBA CORPORATION Page 1 of 1 ...

Page 2: ...or Handling the LCD Module The LCD module can easily be damaged during disassembly or reassembly therefore always observe the following precautions when handling the module 1 When attaching the LCD module to the LCD cover position it appropriately and fasten at the position where the display can be viewed most conveniently 2 Carefully align the holes at all four corners of the LCD module with the ...

Page 3: ... surface by drop the cleaner on the cloth Do not drop the cleaner on the panel Pay attention not to scratch the panel surface 4 Leaving water or other fluids on the panel screen for an extended period of time can result in discoloration or stripes Immediately remove any type of fluid from the screen 5 Glass is used in the panel so do not drop or strike with hard objects Such actions can damage the...

Page 4: ...light or strong ultraviolet rays for an extended period of time 8 Do not store the LCD module below the temperature conditions described in the specifications Failure to do so could result in freezing of the liquid crystal due to cold air or loss of resilience or other damage 9 Do not disassemble the LCD module Such actions could result in improper operation Page 3 of 4 Handling the LCD Module ...

Page 5: ... transporting the LCD module do not use packing containing epoxy resin amine or silicon resin alcohol or oxim The gas generated by these materials can cause loss of polarity Page 4 of 4 Handling the LCD Module ...

Page 6: ...PCB LAYOUT Page 1 of 1 ...

Page 7: ... C GPI O Digital Input A Digital Input B 2nd Channel Process Cortez Regulator EEPROM DDR RAM FLASH ROM I2C I2C SIGNAL BOARD I2C FLI8538 Input Terminal Video CVBS S VIDEO YCbCr PC IN Low B POWER BOARD Sound AMP AC INPUT Power AV BOARD TIF PANEL PANEL I F Standby uCON HDMI MTS APRO MSP PLL VOC SPEAKER DAC AMP HP_AMP Headphone Input Terminal Audio CVBS L R S VIDEO L R YCbCr L R PC_IN L R SW ...

Page 8: ...S MANUAL CAUTION The international hazard symbols in the schematic diagram and the parts list designate components which have special characteristics important for safety and should be replaced only with types identical to those in the original circuit or specified in the parts list The mounting position of replacements is to be identical with originals Before replacing any of these components rea...

Page 9: ...l parts only 4 Voltages read with DIGITAL MULTI METER from point indicated to chassis ground using a color bar signal with all controls at normal line voltage at nominal AC volts 5 Waveforms are taken receiving color bar signal with enough sensitivity 6 Voltage reading shown are nominal values and may vary 20 except H V Electrolytic capacitor Mylar capacitor Page 2 of 2 ...

Page 10: ... any incurred in connection with or as a result of such modification or alteration THE INFORMATION OR DATA HEREIN SHALL BE PROVIDED AS IS WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OF ANY KIND EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Toshiba shall not be liable for any damages losses expenses or costs if any incurred in connection with or as a result of use of any infor...

Page 11: ...ng attention is given to issues related to the global environmental Toshiba Corporation recognizes environmental protection as a key management tasks and is doing its utmost to enhance and improve the quality and scope of its environmental activities In line with this Toshiba proactively promotes Green Procurement and seeks to purchase and use products parts and materials that have low environment...

Page 12: ...ºF to 104ºF 30ºC to 40ºC Use of a soldering iron designed for lead based solders to repair product made with lead free solder may result in damage to the component and or PCB being soldered Great care should be made to ensure high quality soldering when servicing this product especially when soldering large components through hole pins and on PCBs as the level of heat required to melt lead free so...

Page 13: ... on the model use an isolation transformer or wear suitable gloves when servicing with the power on and disconnect the power plug to avoid electrical shock when replacing parts In some cases alternating current is also impressed in the chassis so electrical shock is possible if the chassis is contacted with the power on 6 Always use the replacement parts specified for the particular model when mak...

Page 14: ...l wirings are in accordance before re assembling the external casing after a repairing completed Do not allow internal wiring to be pinched by cabinets panels etc Any error in reassembly or wiring can result in electrical leakage flame etc and may be hazardous 9 NEVER remodel the product in any way Remodeling can result in improper operation malfunction or electrical leakage and flame which may be...

Page 15: ...eviation of from the ideal curve as a function of frequency TOUCH CURRENT 500 peak value V Voltmeter or oscilloscope r m s or peak reading The part or contact of a TERMINAL is not HAZARDOUS LIVE if Note The limit values of 0 35 V peak for a c and 1 0 V for d c correspond to the values 0 7 mA peak a c and 2 0 mA d c a The open circuit voltage should not exceed 35 V peak a c or 60 V d c or if a is n...

Page 16: ...parts which have these special safety characteristics are identified in this manual and its supplements electrical components having such features are identified by the international hazard symbols on the schematic diagram and the parts list Before replacing any of these components read the parts list in this manual carefully The use of substitute replacement parts which do not have the same safet...

Page 17: ... on the model use an isolation transformer or wear suitable gloves when servicing with the power on and disconnect the power plug to avoid electrical shock when replacing parts In some cases alternating current is also impressed in the chassis so electrical shock is possible if the chassis is contacted with the power on 6 Always use the replacement parts specified for the particular model when mak...

Page 18: ...l wirings are in accordance before re assembling the external casing after a repairing completed Do not allow internal wiring to be pinched by cabinets panels etc Any error in reassembly or wiring can result in electrical leakage flame etc and may be hazardous 9 NEVER remodel the product in any way Remodeling can result in improper operation malfunction or electrical leakage and flame which may be...

Page 19: ...eviation of from the ideal curve as a function of frequency TOUCH CURRENT 500 peak value V Voltmeter or oscilloscope r m s or peak reading The part or contact of a TERMINAL is not HAZARDOUS LIVE if Note The limit values of 0 35 V peak for a c and 1 0 V for d c correspond to the values 0 7 mA peak a c and 2 0 mA d c a The open circuit voltage should not exceed 35 V peak a c or 60 V d c or if a is n...

Page 20: ...parts which have these special safety characteristics are identified in this manual and its supplements electrical components having such features are identified by the international hazard symbols on the schematic diagram and the parts list Before replacing any of these components read the parts list in this manual carefully The use of substitute replacement parts which do not have the same safet...

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Page 89: ...NT Service Mode Entering to Service Mode 1 Press button once on remote control 2 Press button again and keep in pressing Service Mode display 3 While pressing the button press MENU button on TV set Page 1 of 12 ...

Page 90: ...n in the Service Mode The following key entry during display of adjustment menu provides special functions Service Mode Press Press Adjustment Mode CAUTION Never try to perform initialization unless you have changed the memory IC button on remote control Page 2 of 12 ...

Page 91: ...t PAL WIDE mode Test signal selection Selection of the adjustment items CH on TV or remote control Change of the data value Volume on TV or remote control Adjustment menu mode ON OFF MENU button on TV Initialization of the memory QA02 CALL CH button on TV Reset the count of operating protect circuit to 00 CALL CH button on TV RCUT selection 1 button GCUT selection 2 button BCUT selection 3 button ...

Page 92: ... Item Name of adjustment Preset Data RCUT R CUT OFF 00H GCUT G CUT OFF 00H BCUT B CUT OFF 00H RDRV R DRIVE 7EH GDRV G DRIVE 80H BDRV B DRIVE 88H BRTC BRIGHTNESS CENTER 03H COLC COLOR CENTER A8H UVTT BASE BAND TINT 04H CNTX CONTRAST MAX 86H VOLUX MAX VOLUME LIMITED 7FH PLLW0 PLL WAIT TIME 14H PLLW1 PLL WAIT TIME 03H PLLW2 PLL WAIT TIME 0FH PLLW3 PLL WAIT TIME 05H PLLW4 PLL WAIT TIME 14H PLLW5 PLL W...

Page 93: ...f QA02 has been completed 3 Check the picture carefully If necessary adjust any adjustment item above Perform Auto tune on the owner s manual Test Signal Selection Every pressing of button on the remote control changes the built in test patterns on screen as described below in Service Mode CAUTION Never attempt to initialize the data unless QA02 has been replaced Picture Signal Red raster Green ra...

Page 94: ...terface among IC s is executed properly 2 During diagnosis the following displays are shown All Black All White 1 Firmware Version information of microprocessor In case of file name WL66_EU and Version 0326 indicates WL66_EU_0326 2 Time Total hour of turn the TV on Unit H 3 Bus line OK is normal SCL GND Red indication SCL GND short circuit Page 6 of 12 ...

Page 95: ...ND short circuit SCL SDA Red indication SCL SDA short circuit 4 Bus cont OK is normal NG is abnormal Red indication When type name of semiconductor indicates 5 Block UV TV reception mode V1 V9 VIDEO 1 9 input mode PC PC mode YUV YUV mode DTV DTV mode WL66P WLT66 WLG66 UV RF V1 1 SCART FULL V2 2 SCART S AV V3 3 Composite Component V4 HDMI1 V5 HDMI2 V6 V7 V8 V9 PC PC YUV DTV Page 7 of 12 ...

Page 96: ...66_EU_0326 E01 2 EEPROM Version information of EEPROM Display 1 byte data 3 SUB MPU Version information of SUB MPU Display 1 byte data 4 OPTION Option information Display six numbers of 1 byte data 5 HDMI ID HDMI ID information Display 4 byte data 6 SW Ver Version information of DB software Only digital model 7 MW Ver Version information of DB software middleware Only digital model 8 A D Adjust Pa...

Page 97: ...nt item COMP Component input PC PC input PAL PAL 50 Hz SD signal composite input NTSC NTSC 60 Hz SD signal composite input OK A D adjustment set correctly NG A D adjustment set incorrect 9 LCD Panel Vender information display The following Panel Vender and screen size are displayed Example AUO 32 indicates that Vender is AUO and Screen Size is 32 inch Panel Vender Screen Size Inch LPL 26 SHP 32 CM...

Page 98: ... SUB Sub source information Display RF position number 0 99 on the Sub screen or Input Source EXT1 2 3 HDMI etc This item displays only Double window model 5 SUB FORMAT Display Video and PC format information This item displays only Double window model 6 SUB PLL Sub PLL information Display 1 byte data at five This item displays only Double window model 7 SCREEN SIZE Display the screen size as foll...

Page 99: ... 8 OTHER STATUS Other status information Display three numbers of 2 byte data OPT2 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION 1 0 Normal D7 bit7 POS1 stored program will appear in forced when turn ON the main power POS1 in forced Disable D6 bit6 VIDEO1 stored program will appear in forced when turn ON the main power VIDEO1 in forced Disable D5 bit5 FRONT Key Disable Enable D4 bit4 Front keys except input selector key V...

Page 100: ... Disable Enable D0 bit0 HOTEL Mode On Enable the setting of D1 to D7 Off Normal LED Indication Condition Solution 1 Green is OFF Red blinks continuously at 0 5 second intervals Abnormal operation Turn OFF the TV and unplug the power cord Plug the power cord in again and turn ON the TV 2 Green is OFF Red blinks continuously at 1 second intervals Abnormal operation of BUS line Turn OFF the TV and un...

Page 101: ...tional hazard symbols in the schematic diagram and the parts list designate components which have special characteristics important for safety and should be replaced only with types identical to those in the original circuit or specified in the parts list The mounting position of replacements is to be identical with originals Before replacing any of these components read carefully the SAFETY PRECA...

Page 102: ...All CD and PF capacitors are 5 50 V and all resistor 5 1 6 W unless otherwise noted EL Electrolytic MF Metal Film FR Fusible Resistor Page 2 of 2 ...

Page 103: ...MIC DISC 2KV 680PF K C822 76092344 CERAMIC DISC 2KV 820PF K C823 76092341 CERAMIC DISC 2KV R 470PF K C824 76591102 PLASTIC FILM 50V 1000PF J C825 76503053 PLASTIC FILM 63V 1UF J C826 76092341 CERAMIC DISC 2KV R 470PF K C827 76678229 ELECTROLYTIC 200V 2 2UF M C883 76125039 ELECTROLYTIC 04P 35V 4700UF M 4A C888 76109102 CERAMIC CHIP 50V B 1000PF K C889 76073094 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 1000UF M C890 7650304...

Page 104: ...CREW BITTB3X10SZN D885 23357408 DIODE FMX 12S 023 108 D899 75001869 VARISTOR V1 470V 2500A 2 DE01 23362204 DIODE D3SB60 7109F08 DE02 23357511 DIODE AG01A DE03 23357511 DIODE AG01A DE05 23357104 DIODE 1SS244 DE06 23357366 DIODE FR105 B5 DE07 23357900 DIODE ZENER MTZJ33B DE09 23357842 DIODE ZENER MTZJ6 8B DE12 23357512 DIODE AL01Z DE13 23357512 DIODE AL01Z DE14 23357512 DIODE AL01Z DE15 23357892 DIO...

Page 105: ...CTOR 2MM 3P S WHT B3B PH K S LF PG03 23165495 TERMINAL EARTH PHI3 MET31 0332 PG04 23165495 TERMINAL EARTH PHI3 MET31 0332 Q801 75001883 IC STR Z4569 Q826 23000823 IC PHOTO COUPLER TLP421F GR Q851 23205446 TRANSISTOR 2SC2412K Q T146 Q852 23205446 TRANSISTOR 2SC2412K Q T146 Q883 23135091 IC SE024N QE01 23135072 IC STRW6765 QE01B 23717240 SCREW BITTB3X10SZN QE26 23000823 IC PHOTO COUPLER TLP421F GR Q...

Page 106: ...15 76366102 CARBON FILM 1 6W 1K OHM J RE16 76366102 CARBON FILM 1 6W 1K OHM J RE17 76366363 CARBON FILM 1 6W 36K OHM J RE18 76079010 METAL RES 2W R47 J RE19 76310829 OXIDE METAL FILM 1 2W 8 2 OHM J RE23 76552152 OXIDE METAL FILM 1 2W 1 5K OHM J RE38 76871222 CHIP 1 8W 2 2K OHM J RE39 76011152 CHIP 1 20W 1 5K OHM J RE43 76011753 CHIP 1 20W 75K OHM J RE44 76000593 METAL FILM CHIP 1 16W 10K F RE46 76...

Page 107: ...1 DIODE ZENER MTZJ15B DE50 23357706 DIODE AK04 DE51 23357842 DIODE ZENER MTZJ6 8B DE52 23357703 DIODE 1SS355 DE53 23357842 DIODE ZENER MTZJ6 8B DE54 23357703 DIODE 1SS355 DE55 23357748 DIODE ZENER MA8062 M DE56 23357800 DIODE ZENER MA8300 H DE90 23357866 DIODE ZENER MTZJ12C DE92 23357862 DIODE ZENER MTZJ11B DE93 23357862 DIODE ZENER MTZJ11B DE94 23357862 DIODE ZENER MTZJ11B GE50 23103302 FERRITE C...

Page 108: ...CHIP 1 20W 470 OHM J R855 76011471 CHIP 1 20W 470 OHM J R856 76011471 CHIP 1 20W 470 OHM J R857 76011471 CHIP 1 20W 470 OHM J R858 76011471 CHIP 1 20W 470 OHM J R859 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J R860 76000445 CHIP JUMPER 1608TYPE R862 76011121 CHIP 1 20W 120 OHM J R863 76011103 CHIP 1 20W 10K OHM J RE51 76011393 CHIP 1 20W 39K OHM J RE52 76011152 CHIP 1 20W 1 5K OHM J RE53 76871222 CHIP 1 8W 2 2K ...

Page 109: ...11223 CHIP 1 20W 22K OHM J RE95 76553122 OXIDE METAL FILM 1W 1 2K OHM J RE96 76011473 CHIP 1 20W 47K OHM J RE97 76011562 CHIP 1 20W 5 6K OHM J RE98 76011104 CHIP 1 20W 100K OHM J Page 3 of 3 U01B LOW B PE0028C2 ...

Page 110: ...0104 CERAMIC CHIP 25V F 0 1UF Z C459 76105220 CERAMIC CHIP 50V CH 22PF J C460 76109221 CERAMIC CHIP 50V B 220PF K C461 76109152 CERAMIC CHIP 50V B 1500PF K C462 76109222 CERAMIC CHIP 50V B 2200PF K C463 76092730 CERAMIC CHIP 16V B 0 1UF K C465 76109152 CERAMIC CHIP 50V B 1500PF K C601 76092730 CERAMIC CHIP 16V B 0 1UF K C602 76109331 CERAMIC CHIP 50V B 330PF K C603 76092730 CERAMIC CHIP 16V B 0 1U...

Page 111: ...C CHIP 50V B 390PF K C678 76109391 CERAMIC CHIP 50V B 390PF K C685 76669010 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 1UF M C686 76092463 CERAMIC CHIP 16V B 0 22UF K C689 76092463 CERAMIC CHIP 16V B 0 22UF K C690 76664102 ELECTROLYTIC 6 3V 1000UF M 3A C691 76666470 ELECTORLYTIC 16V 47UF M C692 76666470 ELECTORLYTIC 16V 47UF M C693 76092795 CERAMIC CHIP 6 3V B 2 2UF K C695 76665471 ELECTROLYTIC 10V 470UF M C696 76665471 EL...

Page 112: ...20 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 22UF M CG10 76669220 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 22UF M CG11 76669220 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 22UF M CG12 76669220 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 22UF M CG13 76669100 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 10UF M CG14 76669100 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 10UF M CG15 76105101 CERAMIC CHIP 50V CH 100PF J CG16 76105101 CERAMIC CHIP 50V CH 100PF J CG17 76669470 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 47UF M CG20 76669100 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 10UF M CG21 76092730 CERAMIC C...

Page 113: ...CERAMIC CHIP 50V B 1000PF K CS01 76092726 CERAMIC CHIP 10V B 2 2UF K CS02 76092726 CERAMIC CHIP 10V B 2 2UF K CS03 76092726 CERAMIC CHIP 10V B 2 2UF K CS04 76797470 ELECTROLYTIC 50V 47UF M CS05 76092726 CERAMIC CHIP 10V B 2 2UF K CS06 76092726 CERAMIC CHIP 10V B 2 2UF K CS07 76092726 CERAMIC CHIP 10V B 2 2UF K CS08 76092726 CERAMIC CHIP 10V B 2 2UF K CS09 76092726 CERAMIC CHIP 10V B 2 2UF K CS10 7...

Page 114: ... ELECTROLYTIC 16V 10UF M CV56 76794100 ELECTROLYTIC 16V 10UF M CV57 76100104 CERAMIC CHIP 25V F 0 1UF Z CV60 76100104 CERAMIC CHIP 25V F 0 1UF Z CV61 76100104 CERAMIC CHIP 25V F 0 1UF Z CV90 76100104 CERAMIC CHIP 25V F 0 1UF Z CV201 76794101 ELECTROLYTIC 16V 100UF M CV210 76092621 CERAMIC CHIP 10V B 1UF K CV211 76092621 CERAMIC CHIP 10V B 1UF K CV212 76793471 ELECTROLYTIC 10V 470UF M CV213 7610010...

Page 115: ...S160 RTK DA02 23357703 DIODE 1SS355 DA03 23357730 DIODE ZENER MA8033 L DA11 23357703 DIODE 1SS355 DA15 23357745 DIODE ZENER MA8056 M DA16 23357745 DIODE ZENER MA8056 M DA17 23357751 DIODE ZENER MA8068 M DA18 23357751 DIODE ZENER MA8068 M DE96 23357840 DIODE ZENER MTZJ6 2B DG01 23357742 DIODE ZENER MA8051 M DS03 23362140 DIODE KDS160 RTK DS04 23362140 DIODE KDS160 RTK DS05 23362140 DIODE KDS160 RTK...

Page 116: ...406 COIL CHOKE TLN3528AF L623 23246406 COIL CHOKE TLN3528AF L640 76000445 CHIP JUMPER 1608TYPE L655 23103233 INDUCTOR BEAD TEM2137AD LA90 23103230 INDUCTOR BEAD TEM2134AD LA91 23103230 INDUCTOR BEAD TEM2134AD LA92 23103230 INDUCTOR BEAD TEM2134AD LA93 23103230 INDUCTOR BEAD TEM2134AD LC01 23103828 INDUCTOR BEAD TEM2121M LC02 23103828 INDUCTOR BEAD TEM2121M LC05 23103828 INDUCTOR BEAD TEM2121M LC06...

Page 117: ...443 TRANSISTOR 2SA1162 Y F Q675 23205302 TRANSISTOR 2SC3326 B F Q676 23205302 TRANSISTOR 2SC3326 B F Q678 23205506 TRANSISTOR 2SC4081 Q Q679 23205506 TRANSISTOR 2SC4081 Q Q680 23205506 TRANSISTOR 2SC4081 Q Q681 23205506 TRANSISTOR 2SC4081 Q Q682 23205325 TRANSISTOR RN2404 F Q4100 23085635 TRANSISTOR 2SC3437 Y TE85L F Q4101 23085635 TRANSISTOR 2SC3437 Y TE85L F Q4102 23085635 TRANSISTOR 2SC3437 Y T...

Page 118: ...23205302 TRANSISTOR 2SC3326 B F QS17 23205302 TRANSISTOR 2SC3326 B F QS18 23205506 TRANSISTOR 2SC4081 Q QS24 23205302 TRANSISTOR 2SC3326 B F QS25 23205302 TRANSISTOR 2SC3326 B F QS26 23205325 TRANSISTOR RN2404 F QS27 23085576 IC OP AMP BA4558F QS30 23205302 TRANSISTOR 2SC3326 B F QS31 23205302 TRANSISTOR 2SC3326 B F QS32 23205302 TRANSISTOR 2SC3326 B F QS33 23205302 TRANSISTOR 2SC3326 B F QV16 230...

Page 119: ...1222 CHIP 1 20W 2 2K OHM J R461 76011750 CHIP 1 20W 75 OHM J R462 76011474 CHIP 1 20W 470K OHM J R463 76011103 CHIP 1 20W 10K OHM J R464 76011472 CHIP 1 20W 4 7K OHM J R465 76011103 CHIP 1 20W 10K OHM J R466 76011333 CHIP 1 20W 33K OHM J R601 76554470 OXIDE METAL FILM 2W 47 OHM J R605 76000606 CHIP 1 16W 8 2K OHM F R609 76011273 CHIP 1 20W 27K OHM J R610 76011124 CHIP 1 20W 120K OHM J R611 7601110...

Page 120: ...23 CHIP 1 20W 22K OHM J R684 76011104 CHIP 1 20W 100K OHM J R685 76011222 CHIP 1 20W 2 2K OHM J R686 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J R687 76011473 CHIP 1 20W 47K OHM J R688 76011473 CHIP 1 20W 47K OHM J R689 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J R690 76011473 CHIP 1 20W 47K OHM J R691 76011103 CHIP 1 20W 10K OHM J R692 76011223 CHIP 1 20W 22K OHM J R4073 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J R4074 76011222 CHIP 1 20W...

Page 121: ... RA13 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA14 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA15 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J RA17 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA20 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J RA21 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J RA22 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J RA23 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J RA24 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J RA26 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J RA28 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA29 76011101 CHIP 1 ...

Page 122: ...W 100 OHM J RA58 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA59 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA60 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA61 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA62 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA63 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA64 76011101 CHIP 1 20W 100 OHM J RA66 76011473 CHIP 1 20W 47K OHM J RA70 76011471 CHIP 1 20W 470 OHM J RA81 76011102 CHIP 1 20W 1K OHM J Page 13 of 13 U02A AV TERMINAL PE0029A1...

Page 123: ...F J CY650 76109103 CERAMIC CHIP 50V B 0 01UF K DV120 23357745 DIODE ZENER MA8056 M P661 23365444 JACK EARPHONE D3 5 PV60 23365275 JACK PHONO 3P V L R YKC21 R696 76871221 CHIP 1 8W 220 OHM J R697 76871221 CHIP 1 8W 220 OHM J R698 76871221 CHIP 1 8W 220 OHM J R699 76871221 CHIP 1 8W 220 OHM J RC11 76011821 CHIP 1 20W 820 OHM J RC12 76011821 CHIP 1 20W 820 OHM J RV10 76000445 CHIP JUMPER 1608TYPE RV1...

Page 124: ...5V F 0 1UF Z CB05 76202221 ELECTROLYTIC 10V 220UF M DB01 23358606 DIODE LED RED SLR 56VC3FPQ DB04 23358605 DIODE LED GREEN SLR 56MC3FPQR DB20 23357406 DIODE ZENER UDZS5 6B DB22 23357703 DIODE 1SS355 DB23 23357703 DIODE 1SS355 KB01 75002236 IC GP1UE261RKVF PA01B 23713949 CONNECTOR S7B PH K S LF RB08 76011470 CHIP 1 20W 47 OHM J RB09 76011470 CHIP 1 20W 47 OHM J Page 1 of 1 U02C LED PE0029A3 ...

Page 125: ...RA72A 76011223 CHIP 1 20W 22K OHM J RA73A 76011103 CHIP 1 20W 10K OHM J RA74A 76000445 CHIP JUMPER 1608TYPE RA77A 76011103 CHIP 1 20W 10K OHM J RA78A 76000445 CHIP JUMPER 1608TYPE RA79A 76000445 CHIP JUMPER 1608TYPE SA01A 23344505 SWITCH PUSH 1C1P SA02A 23344505 SWITCH PUSH 1C1P SA03A 23344505 SWITCH PUSH 1C1P SA04A 23344505 SWITCH PUSH 1C1P SA05A 23344505 SWITCH PUSH 1C1P SA06A 23344505 SWITCH PU...

Page 126: ...Location Parts No Description U02F 75002065 PWU DB_DOWNLOAD B911PE0029A6 GR60 76000445 CHIP JUMPER 1608TYPE PL05A 23713754 PLUG 3P 2 5MM G B3B EH F1 TV4 PL05B 23713776 PLUG 3P 2 5MM W S3B EH Page 1 of 1 U02F DB_DOWNLOAD PE0029A6 ...

Page 127: ...00572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C325 V03GD0000538 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C326 V03GD0000538 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C327 V03GD0000719 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C330 V03GD0001318 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 2012 C331 V03GD0001318 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 2012 C332 V03GD0000643 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 2012 C334 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C350 V03GD0001318 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 201...

Page 128: ... CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C434 V03GD0001318 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 2012 C435 V03GD0000591 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C436 V03GD0000574 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C437 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C438 V03GD0001318 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 2012 C439 V03GD0001318 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 2012 C440 V03GD0001318 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 2012 C441 V03GD0001131 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 2012 C451 V03...

Page 129: ...CAPACITOR 1608 C786 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C872 V03GD0001138 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C873 V03GD0001138 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C874 V03A000003Q0 CAPACITOR C875 V03GD0001144 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C878 V03A000004Q0 CAPACITOR CHIP CERA 25V 104S 3 C879 V03GD0000560 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C912 V03GD0001126 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C913 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC C...

Page 130: ...72 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C2014 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C2015 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C2016 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C2017 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C2018 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C2019 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C3001 V03GD0001130 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C3002 V03GD0001320 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITO...

Page 131: ...APACITOR 1608 C3435 V03GD0000589 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C3438 V03GD0000589 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C3439 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C3440 V03GD0000589 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C3441 V03GD0001318 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 2012 C3442 V03GD0001318 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 2012 C3443 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C3444 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C3445 V03G...

Page 132: ...APACITOR 1608 C7928 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7929 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7930 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7931 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7932 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7933 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7934 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7935 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7936 V03G...

Page 133: ...APACITOR 1608 C7970 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7971 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7972 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7973 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7974 V03GD0000827 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7975 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7976 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7977 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C7978 V03G...

Page 134: ...ERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C9223 V03GD0000572 CHIP CERAMIC CAPACITOR 1608 C9226 V03A000003Q0 CAPACITOR C9227 V03A000003Q0 CAPACITOR C9228 V03A000003Q0 CAPACITOR C9229 V03A000003Q0 CAPACITOR C9230 V03A000003Q0 CAPACITOR C9231 V03A000003Q0 CAPACITOR CN320 75001875 CONNECTOR HDMI 1 0MM 19P CN321 75001875 CONNECTOR HDMI 1 0MM 19P CN322 V22GD0001650 0 5MM PITCH W TO B CONNECTOR D201 V42GD0000208 ZENER DIODE...

Page 135: ...215 SCREW PP3X8 SW W ECO E106 23717215 SCREW PP3X8 SW W ECO E107 23717215 SCREW PP3X8 SW W ECO E110 23355230 SUBMATERIAL 20 20 2 FL201 V05A000010Q0 COIL FL301 V05A000002Q0 COIL FL302 V05A000002Q0 COIL FL303 V05A000002Q0 COIL FL304 V13GD0000251 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR 1608 FL305 V13GD0000343 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR 1608 FL306 V13GD0000343 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR 1608 FL310 V01GD0001702 CHIP JUMPER 1608TYPE FL3...

Page 136: ...FL920 V13GD0000299 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR 1608 FL921 V13GD0000299 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR 1608 FL922 V13GD0000299 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR 1608 FL923 V13GD0000299 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR 1608 FL924 V13GD0000299 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR 1608 FL930 V13GD0000247 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR FL931 V13GD0000246 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR FL932 V13GD0000247 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR FL933 V13GD0000246 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR FL934 V13GD0000246 CHIP ...

Page 137: ...56 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR L344 V05GD0000502 CHIP INDUCTOR 3225 L350 V05GD0000502 CHIP INDUCTOR 3225 L355 V05GD0000502 CHIP INDUCTOR 3225 L430 V05GD0000598 CHIP POWER INDUCTOR L431 V05GD0000599 CHIP POWER INDUCTOR L912 V13GD0000264 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR L916 V13GD0000256 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR L917 V13GD0000264 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR L920 V13GD0000256 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR L921 V13GD0000343 CHIP BEADS INDUCTOR ...

Page 138: ...G37A13GF P801 23372353 POWER CORD UK 250V3A FL FUSE13 P801 23372298 POWER CORD 250V2 5A PJ22B 75001874 CONNECTOR B B PLUG PP01 23845859 HOLDER WIRE PVC C0AT L 70MM PP08 23974994 BAND KESSOKU W661 23351341 SPEAKER SPK1410AW 60X120 8 OHM 10W Z601 23103841 FERRITE CORE TFE1014 Page 1 of 1 Miscellaneous ...

Page 139: ...001977 MANUAL OWNERS MANUAL ENGLISH Y101E 75001979 MANUAL OWNERS EURO Y110 75001978 MANUAL QUICK SET UP GUIDE Y114 75001980 MANUAL SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM Y130 75001967 REMOCON HAND UNIT CT 865 Y170 23845800 HOLDER WIRE NYLON66 D6 8 Page 1 of 1 Accessory ...

Page 140: ... AC PAL A340 75001920 PIECE BUTTON 7 KEY A380 23717240 SCREW BITTB3X10SZN A401 75001970 CESE COVER LID BACK COVER ASSY A410 23717219 SCREW PP3X8 SW W SBN A411 23717267 SCREW BITTB4X16 SBN A412 23738169 SCREW BITTB 3X8 B ECO A420 75001972 STAND ASSY A430 75001924 PIECE CLAMP PROPER A440 23738074 SCREW PP 5X16 SW W SBN Page 1 of 1 Cabinet ...

Page 141: ...SPECIFICATION Page 1 of 2 ...

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Page 143: ...FUNCTION AND OPERATION The Remote Control Simple at a glance reference of your remote control Inserting Battery and Effective Range of the Remote Page 1 of 14 ...

Page 144: ...esignated disposal area The performance of the remote control will deteriorate beyond a distance of five metres or outside an angle of 30 degrees from the centre of the television If the operating range becomes reduced the batteries may need replacing Control and Input Connection A wide variety of external equipment can be connected to the input sockets on the side of the television Whilst all the...

Page 145: ...Switching On Using the Control and Connection Page 3 of 14 ...

Page 146: ...Using Quick Setup Sorting Programme Position Before switching on the television put your decoder and media recorder to Standby if they are connected To set up the television use the buttons on the remote control Page 4 of 14 ...

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Page 148: ...ng Manual tuning For example if the television cannot be connected to a media recorder decoder with a SCART lead or to tune in a station on another System Use left and right to move across the screen and select any of these Manual Tune options Page 6 of 14 ...

Page 149: ...system Factory set to Auto should only be changed if problems are experienced i e NTSC input from external source Programme skip means nothing has been stored or the facility to skip the channel is ON Channel The channel number on which a station is being broadcast Search Search up and down for a signal Manual fine tuning Only used if interference weak signal is experienced Station Station identif...

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Page 153: ...Programme Skip Page 11 of 14 ...

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Page 155: ...Auto Tune General Control Sound Control Using Auto Tuning Page 13 of 14 ...

Page 156: ...Selecting Programme Position Page 14 of 14 ...