From: ladybug on
Does anyone can point me to a repair manual or schematic?

From: Leonard Caillouet on
You can get it from Mitsubishi, but it will likely be a waste of $$$. It
will not tell you how to fix the set.

Leonard

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From: kip on
Why dont you read what people have posted for you.

kip
"ladybug" <natayz(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Does anyone can point me to a repair manual or schematic?
>


From: ladybug on

kip wrote:
> Why dont you read what people have posted for you.
>
> kip
> "ladybug" <natayz(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1156132445.031608.232990(a)i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> > Does anyone can point me to a repair manual or schematic?
> >


I did read. I just don't want to replace every single cap "on the board
that the yoke coil plugs
into". I want to be more specific because I need to get new caps
first.

From: Leonard Caillouet on

"ladybug" <natayz(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> kip wrote:
>> Why dont you read what people have posted for you.
>>
>> kip
>> "ladybug" <natayz(a)gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1156132445.031608.232990(a)i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>> > Does anyone can point me to a repair manual or schematic?
>> >
>
>
> I did read. I just don't want to replace every single cap "on the board
> that the yoke coil plugs
> into". I want to be more specific because I need to get new caps
> first.

No need to replace every single cap. I said that you will find perhaps a
dozen bad caps in the set. Two dozen if you are very unlucky. I also said
that you can fix the immediate problem with just a couple of caps in the
vertical ouput stage and perhaps one on the 12v regulator.

No tech who fixes these type of problems would need the service manual
unless a trace was corroded away beyond recognition of where it went. In
order to fix this set you need to:

1. Identify the leaky, high esr, and low value caps, which will require an
ESR meter, a capacitance meter, and reviewing the instructions posted
several time in the past for finding leaky caps. Google the group for
Mitsubishi, capacitors, and my name for instructions on finding the leaky
caps.

2. Clean the board of electrolyte and corrosive residue.

3. Repair the damaged traces and bad solder joints.

4. Replace the bad caps and perhaps the vertical output IC.

If you don't check all of the caps for leakage you will be fixing it again
in a few months.

Now you have been given much more information than you will find in the
service manual regarding solving your problem. You can spend the $$ if you
wish.

Leonard






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