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Mike
- Jan 1, 1970
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im not sure where these are located.
Is the pin coil on that seperate little board to the right?
It didnt arc. yet.
Is the pin coil on that seperate little board to the right?
It didnt arc. yet.
the local shop I called up, said thats what they do. They told me that they
never really work down to the compnent level in zeniths, and told me i would
have to replaced the board anyway.
Quote from foley at teh shop: "Well, you can change the flyback, and I have
to warn you, you will end up replacing that whole board, Give me the zenith
part number, and I can quote you a price. blah blah blah"
Mike said:I just looked up some information, Im just going to replace the whole board.
Mike said:im
thinking about quitting and opening my own PC and electronics shop.
Mike:
Obviously buying a replacement board will SPOIL your flawless 100% record
with your method of troubleshooting. .... and I am quoting you......
....... "I have fixed every TV i ran into so far."
Replacing entire circuit boards is almost never a cost effective option for
the service shop business, particularly if the board costs $158..... but if
it is for your own personal repair and you like your television and there
are NO other problems, especially with the CRT performance and
emissions...... ?
... you will have to make that decision.