Re: CTC 169 Chassis

From: "JAG" <jag@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 16 Dec 2007 23:52:33 -0500

Been out ot touch since email has been down, but think I have found trouble.
Turned out to be 2.2mfd cap in regulator circuit, but thanks anyway for
response. Your suggestion would have been right on. Thanks.
"AJ" <plotsligt@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Replace the 15 Volt rectifier diode and check the electrolytic caps in the
regulator circuit.
"JAG" <jag@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Have a 27" Proscan that works fine once you get it to come on, but
intermittently will not start up. When it won't start there is no 143
volts standby voltage. There is raw 150 volts, actually more like 160
volts. Haven't yet found any shorted or open components in regulator
circuit.
Any tips on what is the most common component failure with these
symptoms. Thanks.

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- CTC 169 Chassis
  - From: JAG
- Re: CTC 169 Chassis
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