Re: Very old GE TV dies- what could be wrong?
- From: "gcd" <gcdmelbnospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 20 Jul 2008 12:21:39 +1000
Hi,
apart form the other suggestions - don't forget to test the electrolytic
caps in the power supply. A dry electro could be the cause too.
Greg
"Stan" <iivs35@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I've enjoyed for 8 years a nice, jumbo sized, handsome real wood box,
cubic shaped, on-a-lazy-susan-base, GE TV, model 25PP5859K (built in Nov.
1984). I bought it used in 2000. I don't have or want cable TV-- I only
watch free, broadcast type TV shows. [I've had this TV connected for maybe
the past 1.5 months to a cheap Magnavox TV converter box.]
The other day I turned on the TV, it worked fine for a few minutes and
then suddenly goes dead. This pattern can be repeated after a short rest
of the TV: it goes on, picture looks fine and sound is OK and then
suddenly
dies -- goes totally silent and black -- after a few minutes running.
What could be wrong with it? Does this sound like it's the main picture
tube which is shot or something else? [This TV must have been a
costly, state-of-the-art one when it came out in 1984, so I guess the best
electronics for its time were used in its construction.]
Tell me what you think or suspect.
Thanks
[To contact me, drop one 'i'.]
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