Re: Magnavox FP5230 repair
- From: Bill S. <nospam@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 15:32:16 GMT
In article <eEDBf.52$Vr.21@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
rockobonaparte@xxxxxxxxxxx says...
> Bill, I think you're my new messiah:
Just happen to have seen a few of these in my employment at
a (former) Magnavox dealer.
> I was told flyback transformers are the common thing to go on
> televisions in general.
Twenty KV plus is rough service even for parts designed for it.
> Are you saying this transistor, that fuse resistor, and the
> transformer are likely the things to change?
High probability, yes.
> I know it goes OT, but what kind of iron do you recommend then?
Probably not what you want to hear, but I use a dedicated desoldering
tool, Pace MP-1 that cost several hundred. It has hollow tips and
built-in vacuum pump. Hard to justify the cost for occaisional jobs
like you're doing, but well worth it when you do this sort of thing
nearly every day. I think Ungar made a lower-cost squeeze bulb type
of tool, which I haven't tried, think maybe Weller owns this design
now.
> > And let us know when you get to removing the HV wire from the old
> > flyback, it's a bit tricky too.
>
> I see some stuff in the FAQ about it. I have to get myself a few high
> watt, mega ohm resistors. I'm hoping if I leave it unplugged a few
> days, it will only mildly kill me as oppose to completely free me.
The focus/screen control block has a built-in bleeder resistor, so if
it has been off for a few minutes the HV is already bled away. I've
never had one of these bite me (unlike normal TV's). I was referring
to the mechanics of the clip that holds the HV wire into the flyback.
I think maybe the replacement flybacks come with a new clip nowadays.
.
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