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davexnet02
- Jan 1, 1970
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When I first got my 27 inch XBR in 1992, the
settings for color were GCUT=6 and BCUT=6.
During the big Los Angeles quake of 1994,
the TV experienced a severe shaking. The TV
seemed to work fine, save for the fact that
the picture was more blue than before, so I set
BCUT=2, and I've been using it that way till now.
I surmised at the time that something must have worked loose
and there was probably a cold solder joint somewhere.
During my recent experience with complete picture failure
and my subsequent soldering on the A and CRT board,
besides the restoration to normal operation, the Blue color
was now noticeably "low". Imagine my surprise
when normal blue (at least to my eyes) was restored
when the setting was put back to BCUT=6. Perhaps I fixed
a 10 year old problem!
However, there are other items I would like to check,
but are beyond my capability, such as SPIX service item
which requires a scope and the G2 adjustment (although I think
it's very close)
How can I find someone who could do this for me?
I'm in Los Angeles.
Any info appreciated.
Dave
settings for color were GCUT=6 and BCUT=6.
During the big Los Angeles quake of 1994,
the TV experienced a severe shaking. The TV
seemed to work fine, save for the fact that
the picture was more blue than before, so I set
BCUT=2, and I've been using it that way till now.
I surmised at the time that something must have worked loose
and there was probably a cold solder joint somewhere.
During my recent experience with complete picture failure
and my subsequent soldering on the A and CRT board,
besides the restoration to normal operation, the Blue color
was now noticeably "low". Imagine my surprise
when normal blue (at least to my eyes) was restored
when the setting was put back to BCUT=6. Perhaps I fixed
a 10 year old problem!
However, there are other items I would like to check,
but are beyond my capability, such as SPIX service item
which requires a scope and the G2 adjustment (although I think
it's very close)
How can I find someone who could do this for me?
I'm in Los Angeles.
Any info appreciated.
Dave